A dialogue between the leaders of the Muncie Interfaith Fellowship about the importance of dialogue between communities of faith as a means of achieving peace and communal unity.
A look at how atheism challenges, tempers and strengthens belief systems of religious communities, and how secular humanism can itself be a diverse and powerful religious community.
A discussion about how recent global conflicts have taken a religious connotation and how interfaith dialogue can keep open the prospect of peaceful remediation.
Interview with practicing Muslim Dr. Faiz Rahman about his faith and its practice in Muncie (Part 2 of 2)
15 min
About Converging Streams: Interfaith Fellowship in our Modern World
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Converging Streams began as a series of Interfaith radio programs that were initially produced by the Muncie Interfaith Fellowship and The Unitarian Universalist Church of Muncie between 2004 and…
2005; we have since moved our program online and occasionally will introduce new topics. The goal of the program is to promote dialogue and ultimately understanding among the diverse faith traditions within the Muncie and greater East Central Indiana community, with Rev. George Wolfe of the Muncie Interfaith Fellowship and Rev. Thomas Perchlik, formerly minister of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Muncie sharing hosting duties. Show topics have included the creation stories of the major world religions, meaning of the National Day of Prayer, understanding Islam, the power of dialogue, interfaith tolerance as expressed in historical religious fiction, the Universalist Story, and the Bahai tradition.