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Description:: The idea of establishing an interfaith residential space at Brown arose at a Multi-Faith Council retreat held in January 2003, in Scituate, RI. Amidst tall trees and glistening snow, students sat in a circle exploring issues of faith, spirituality, meaning, and rich and varied faith traditions, and thought it would be wonderful if there could be a way to have similar discussions year-round. Interfaith House emerged as a way to do just that. The Residential Council subsequently approved a proposal to start Interfaith House, and 20 students signed up to live in the house during its first academic year, 2003-2004. Now in its third year, Interfaith House has grown to 32 students. (read less)
The idea of establishing an interfaith residential space at Brown arose at a Multi-Faith Council retreat held in January 2003, in Scituate, RI. Amidst tall trees and glistening snow, students sat in a circle exploring issues of faith, spirituality, meaning, and rich and varied faith traditions, and thought it would be wonderful if there could be a way to have similar discussions year-round. Interfaith House emerged as a way to do just that. The Residential Council subsequently approved a... (read more)
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