PIC Board Member Mustafa Abdullah shares with us his perspectives on the situation in Egypt:
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Building bridges of communication, reconciliation and understanding between all ethnic and religious groups in the Piedmont.
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- Piedmont Interfaith Council
- As a part of the 175th Anniversary Celebration of the City of Greensboro, Dr. James E. Hull, was asked by our city leaders to stage a citywide gathering highlighting the community's spiritual heritage. This "Ecumenical Celebration of Thanksgiving" was held in 1983 in the heart of the city at the Carolina Theater. The multi-media presentation was sensitive to include the Native Americans, all age groups, as well as all races, all cultural, ethnic and faith groups in our city. It was truly a Thanksgiving Celebration that brought the diverse community together and that everyone could enter into enthusiastically.
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Well, I'm not having success in posting the link; let's try this: http://onfaith.washingtonpost.com/onfaith/eboo_patel/2011/02/from_selma_to_montgomery_from.html
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