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Friends Members Supporters
Center for Ethnic, Racial and Religious Understanding (CERRU) at Queens College
Flushing Jewish Community Council
Flushing Quaker Meeting
Free Synagogue of Flushing
Hindu Temple Society of North America
Morningside Quaker Meeting
Muslim Consultative Network
Muslim Progressive Traditionalist Alliance
Pax Christi Metro New York
Pax Christi Queens
Queens Counseling Services of Foundation for Religion and Mental Health
Sikh Center of Flushing
Turning Point for Women and Families
Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Queens
Women for Afghan Women
UUCQ is pround to be part of the Flushing Interfaith Council.
Fall 2017 Interfaith Unity Walk
Fall 2016 Interfaith Unity Walk
Walking in Unity has Led Us To
Organize six annual Queens Interfaith Unity Walks in Flushing,
Help organize two annual Queens Interfaith Unity Walks in Richmond Hill,
Co-sponsor and participate in the screening and discussion of the film series: Race: the Power of an Illusion,
Co-sponsor and participate in screening and discussion of Jeremy Scahill's Dirty Wars,
Co-sponsor and participate in screening and discussion of Rethink Afghanistan,
Co-sponsor and participate in Weep for Gaza, an interfaith evening of prayers and presentations,
Compose and translate A Second Flushing Remonstrance, a document protesting racial and religious profiling by the NYC Police Department,
Host the first Flushing Interfaith Council Annual Community Appreciation Common Meal,
Host three Flushing Interfaith Annual Picnics,
Co-sponsor and participate in Deeper Harmonies, a special concert for freedom and unity,
Co-sponsor and participate in an Alternatives to Violence Project workshop, an opportunity to discover within ourselves creative responses to conflict,
Co-sponsor Joining Voices, Raising Awareness, promoting awareness of the problem of domestic violence and of programs which can help reduce this problem and help survivors,
Participate in Today I am a Muslim, too, protesting state sanctioned xenophobia,
Participate in the Flushing Ganesha Parade,
Participate in the Flushing Lunar New Year Parades
Begin an Amnesty International chapter in Flushing.
Flushing Interfaith Council seeks to:
Facilitate opportunities for people from diverse religious and spiritual
traditions to meet and engage with one another. Support educational projects that promote interfaith dialogue, solidarity,and understanding.
Strengthen our community through outreach, dialogue, and bearing
witness to issues of social justice.
Building a Network of Hope & Solidarity
The horrific attacks on September 11, 2001 brought people of all faiths together to mourn and denounce the loss of life. Out of that spirit of solidarity, the Queens Interfaith Unity Walk developed to provide an opportunity to create understanding and common ground among various faith traditions in our borough.
For the past several years, participants of many faiths have gathered and walked in the neighborhood of Flushing, one of the largest and most diverse communities in New York City.
During our Interfaith Unity Walks, we have visited the Hindu Temple Society of North America, Singh Sabha of New York, Won Korean Buddhist Temple, the Muslim Center
of New York, Free Synagogue of Flushing, St. Michael’s Church, Sikh Center of Flushing, Macedonia AME Church, Syed Jamaluddin Afghan Mosque, Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Queens, Buddhist Zhu Chi Foundation, St. George’s Church, Taoist Temple of Flushing, Tenri Tenrikyo and others.
flushinginterfaithcouncil@gmail.com (646)926-7844
Spring 2016 Interfaith Unity Walk
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