Dear Friends,
The Oxford Interfaith Forum, the nexus of interdisciplinary and interfaith studies, enhances, and enriches our understanding of diverse traditions, and cultures through its signature Thematic International Interfaith Reading Groups. Our inclusive approach to research and education with an interfaith lens delivers dynamic programmes and produces seminars with guest lecturers worldwide.
We are pleased to make interfaith education available to all, with no paywall. Help is needed to allow our work to flourish and grow. Your donations make a significant and immediate impact on our work.
Each and every gift we receive builds and strengthens our inclusive, interdisciplinary, intercultural and interfaith community.
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In Bhakti, acts of charity and service to others are seen as extensions of one’s love of the divine.
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Thank You for Your Generosity!
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Thank you for everything you do.
With gratitude and appreciation,
Dr Thea Gomelauri
Director, Oxford Interfaith Forum
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