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Sisters of Embracement (27th April, 2005) : Women's organization dedicated to bringing together in harmony all faiths that have a belief in An All-Enlightened Being/God. With articles, news, religious background, and links. |
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The Spiritual Sanctuary (27th April, 2005) : An online community where members of all faiths explore core beliefs and inspirations including various practice explanations, group philosophies, message boards, and articles. |
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American Fellowship Church (27th April, 2005) : Includes information about becoming an ordained minister, the AFC's code of ethics and materials for starting your own church. |
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Fellowship of Reconciliation (27th April, 2005) : The largest, oldest Interfaith Peace organization in the United States and is dedicated to the promotion of nonviolent conflict resolution. |
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United Religions Initiative (27th April, 2005) : A global community dedicated to promoting daily interfaith cooperation, ending religiously motivated violence and creating cultures of peace, justice and healing for the Earth and all living beings. |
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The Interfaith Alliance of Wake County, North Carolina ( ) : A non-profit organization that fosters interfaith dialogue and participation in issues affecting the community.
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International Interfaith Centre () : The International Interfaith Centre facilitates networking, encounter, education and research between religious and spiritual individuals, organisations, and communities throughout the world.
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American Fellowship Church () : Includes information about becoming an ordained minister, the AFC's code of ethics and materials for starting your own church.
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Global Forum () : For interfaith dialogue and co-operation, with an eye towards a more peaceful, just and sustainable Earth community.
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World Congress of Faiths () : The World Congress of Faiths works to develop better understanding, co-operation and respect between people of different faiths.
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