You are warmly invited to Dialogue Society’s upcoming event on Thursday, 24th October at 7.00 pm at our community building in Attercliffe, Sheffield. The event will be a seminar/talk on “Who is the Dialogue Society?” and will be presented by Dr Ismail Mesut Sezgin*, who is a researcher on topics such as ethics, Islam, Political Islam, Sufism and Turkish Politics, religious movements, extremism.

You can book via the link to the event page on Eventbrite (see below) for more details and registration or email us at: sheffield@dialoguesociety.org

You may also forward this invitation to whoever you might think could be interested. We are looking forward to hearing from you and seeing you at the event.

Warmest regards,

Mehmet Acar Dialogue Society Sheffield Branch Manager

Link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/who-is-the-dialogue-society-tickets-72170420671 

*Dr Ismail Mesut Sezgin’s Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqfdWHwLkkgsBtZyk8UpaBw/featured

Bring your questions about prayer to a panel of experienced interfaith representatives. Do you wonder whether prayer is for you? What do we mean by prayer? Is it important? Why? What is it for? Do we use set words? Must we kneel ? What is the difference between prayer in different faiths? Can you pray if you are not sure if God exists?

You may be surprised by the similarities and the differences between the answers from different faith traditions.

We welcome everybody who would like to come

at Shirley House, 31 Psalter Lane, Sheffield S11 8YL (218 bus leaves the Interchange at 19.15)

Refreshments are always included.

Following another interesting and successful lunch at Upper Chapel this week, we return to Shirley House (31 Psalter Lane, S11 8YL) for a bring and share evening meal on Monday 7th October at 6.00.

If you are worried about the growing -isms and -phobias around, come and get to know Sheffield people from different faith traditions. We meet to share food and develop friendships, and welcome everybody of any faith or none, old friends and newcomers.

(The new 218 bus leaves the interchange at 17.35 & 17.55)

We have booked a visit for 20 people to the National Holocaust Memorial Centre on Sunday 20th October, leaving Sheffield at 12 noon and returning for 5.30 pm. See their website for more information https://www.holocaust.org.uk

Admission will be free for paid-up members of Sheffield Interfaith, and £7-50 for non-members. Travel costs will be shared, a coach would be about £12 per head, or we may share private cars if we have enough volunteers to drive. (It is about 33 miles, taking about one hour). To book a place on the coach please email details of your name to sheffielfinterfaith@hotmail.co.uk as soon as possible.

If you are wanting to come by car, or you can offer lifts please email us to that we can make the arrangements.

Please contact us on sheffieldinterfaith@hotmail.co.uk as soon as possible to book.

This will be another lunchtime event, at Upper Chapel, the Unitarian chapel on Norfolk Street (S1 2JD) in Sheffield City Centre.

As usual it will be a bring and share meal, and hot drinks will be available.

There will be an opportunity for discussion on some interfaith topic (as yet unspecified) after the meal, but those who can only come for lunch break are very welcome too.