Online Lecture: During this one-hour lecture and Q&A, participants learned about how sacred spaces are used in religious traditions.

During this online course at Toronto Metropolitan University, we surveyed the world’s major religions to gain a better understanding of their history and ritual. We explored the deep intersection of religion and culture and politics as we see how faith impacts both private lives and national and international politics.

In this new series, we explored both difficult and uplifting aspects of human spirituality. Religion is a powerful force in human affairs that impacts everything from politics to our highest ideals and this series examined some of the many facets of this fascinating aspect of human life.

The papacy is arguably the oldest and most influential institution in human history. We explored its two thousand year history, exploring key figures and how they shaped and were in turn affected by world events.

Innis College Later Life Learners We explored some key questions around religion including its profound affects on human society and in...

Stouffville Lifelong Learning In this talk, we looked at some of the takeaways from 25 years of doing interfaith work. The lessons from...

Road Scholar We explored Sikhism, a religion that is not well known despite its numbers and which was founded in India five hundred years...

Kingston Unitarian Brian gave the Sunday talk on how we have been taught to understand religion in the West and how this distorts our...

Islington United Church   Islington held a 3 part series United Against Hate featured Canada's Special Envoy Against Islamophobia, Amira...

Interfaith Grand River As part of Interfaith Harmony Week (a worldwide event), Interfaith Grand River hosted a virtual talk by...