The service for Annie was held yesterday and was a tremendous outpouring of respect and love for a dear departed family member, friend and colleague. The estimated 350 people in attendance give testimony to Annie's amazing ability to touch and improve so many people's … [Read more...] about Honoring the “Amazing Grace” of Annie Rawlings
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“Remembering Annie Rawlings: Interfaith Justice Seeker, Beloved Friend”
The following tribute - written by ICNY Executive Director, The Rev. Chloe Breyer - was published by The Huffington Post on Nov. 11, 2013. The original article can be accessed here. Interfaith work is community organizing work. While there is a place for finely … [Read more...] about “Remembering Annie Rawlings: Interfaith Justice Seeker, Beloved Friend”
Annie Rawlings Memorial Service
Dear Friends, We are writing with shocking and sad news. Annie Rawlings, who has been Director of Public Outreach and Program Administration at The Interfaith Center of New York since 2011, died unexpectedly while on holiday in Mexico this past weekend. All of us in the office … [Read more...] about Annie Rawlings Memorial Service
Interfaith, Foster Care, and Walking to Feed the Hungry: ICNY’s November E-Bulletin is here!
November 2013 Interfaith Center of New York E-Announcements Dear Friends, The Muslim-Catholic partnership in Harlem sponsored its first ever Interfaith Recovery Event: “Movin’ With the Spirit,” for which approximately 45 people of various faith backgrounds and neighborhoods … [Read more...] about Interfaith, Foster Care, and Walking to Feed the Hungry: ICNY’s November E-Bulletin is here!
A Call to Non-Violent Resistance: Immigration Reform Is a Moral Imperative
The following blog by Rev. Dr. Jorge L. Morales, Conference Minister, Illinois Conference of the United Church of Christ, was published by The Huffington Post 10/29/2013 12:35 pm. The original blog post is accessible here. The time has come to resist our nation's immigration … [Read more...] about A Call to Non-Violent Resistance: Immigration Reform Is a Moral Imperative
