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Our 2022 Teen Trialogue: What do our faiths teach us about immigrants and refugees?

Students in grades 9-12 are invited to join us virtually on Wednesday, February 16th and Wednesday, February 23rd from 7:00 - 8:00pm for conversation on what we can learn from our faith traditions concerning immigration and refugees. Interested youth can register below!

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About the Teen Trialogue

The annual Teen Trialogue series is an effort to encourage interaction and dialogue among Christians, Jews, Muslims, and often persons of other faith traditions as well. The three-session series has been enormously popular and successful since its inception in 1983 and provides an opportunity for high school students representing diverse faith traditions to discuss and learn about their own faith traditions while simultaneously exploring others. It fosters a strengthening of each participant’s chosen faith, a better understanding of other faiths, and cross-cultural and inter-religious friendships.

Due to the ongoing nature of the COVID-19 pandemic, this year's program will occur over two, online sessions on February 16th and 23rd. 

Past Teen Trialogue participants have said:

“I liked gaining knowledge about other faiths.”
“I liked meeting new people.”
“I enjoyed experiencing different cultures.”
“I liked being able to share personal experiences.”
“I liked getting to know the different holidays of various religions.”