New Article Posted by IFYC: "What Does Interfaith Look Like When Led by Women?"

Hello, friends.

In the exciting lead-up to this Wednesday's Kindle and Connect: An Interfaith Gathering of Women Leaders, a wonderful interfaith group out of Chicago, Interfaith Youth Core (IFYC) published an article I co-wrote with a lovely interfaith leader, Elyse Brazel titled, "What Does Interfaith Look Like When Led by Women?" We both considered what some beautiful strengths women leaders of all types and in various communities bring to the work.

Read the article here! And join us by registering now for this Wednesday's conference at bit.ly/interfaithwomenleaders and joining the Facebook group at www.facebook.com/groups/interfaithwomenleaders. Let's raise up our voices an collective strength!

Now go out and love one another.

<3,

Allyson

June 16 Interfaith Gathering of Women Leaders

Hello, friends!

You are warmly invited to an exciting new (virtual!) interfaith event I have been working hard on, coming up next week, Wednesday, June 16, from 12-4:30 p.m. EDT/9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. PDT. What is it, you ask? It is this...

I am excited to share with you an invitation to join Kindle and Connect: An Interfaith Gathering of Women Leaders. This virtual half-day conference on June 16 will feature speakers, breakout sessions and panels with women from different spiritual communities sharing their work to create meaning, build spiritual resilience, and lead their communities in this time. Take a look at the schedule here.

Our goals are simple: come to this conference to learn something, meet someone, and take something away. 

This project came out of the experiences many of us have had, walking into interfaith spaces and still being in the minority and wanting to create a space that specifically raises up the voices of women leaders. This is an opportunity for us to meet and start fostering a network of women doing incredible work, so we can all feel inspired and build each other up. Plus that character with the yarmulke looks suspiciously like me...so that's nice!

We welcome leaders of all types, as we all lead in so many different ways--as clergy, lay leaders, educators, those who organize communal meals, and more. The ways we lead are endless, and you are most welcome in this space. We also come from many different backgrounds and belief systems, including religious and secular/non-religious, and look forward to growing in relationship together on June 16. 

 

Please visit the website to learn more and register: bit.ly/interfaithwomenleaders 

Join our growing network: www.facebook.com/groups/interfaithwomenleaders

Buy neat interfaith lady swag!: www.zazzle.com/store/interfaithwomen/products

Now go out and love one another.

<3,

Allyson