It is to help reduce such ignorance and indifference that the Chaplaincy has been offering a series of lunchtime seminars in conjunction with Staff Development introducing some of the religious communities represented on campus. This report on the future of Multi-ethnic Britain, published on 11th October, recognises the importance of religious identity in any vision seeking to shape the future of society. A copy of the report is available in the Meeting House. New Links Art 2000 Art 2000 celebrates and encourages the interaction of art and religion by commissioning artists to make works in sacred places. While exploring and illuminating the relationship between contemporary art and spirituality it finds new audiences for art and challenging new spaces for artists.
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The World Faiths Development Dialogue is a dialogue between people of the world's religious or spiritual communities and the World Bank, on the subject of poverty and development. The 'charity of your choice' can even be your local church- as they are constituted as charities as well. If you would like to suggest them or another charity, do so with the 'suggest a charity' tab on the website and UshopUgive will contact them. Discussions are well under way with the Baptist Union group of churches, already. This would be a good way of shopping this Christmas.