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Promote interfaith activity
Bring multi-faith and interfaith activities to communities across Medway.
Medway · Since 2009
Many faiths. One community of mutual respect.
We bring together people of every faith and belief across Medway to build friendship, understanding, and lasting peace.
Who we are
A colourful group of people fostering friendships across faiths in Medway.
Medway Inter-Faith Action is a charity affiliated with the UK interfaith network tradition. Since 2009 we have worked to foster cohesion and dialogue between the faith and belief communities of Medway.
Our forum is a meeting place where the deeply-held convictions of every person are honoured, and where shared values are discovered through honest, warm conversation.
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Member Communities
9+
Faiths & Beliefs
All
Open to All
Free
To Attend
Our aims
Four commitments that guide everything we do.
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Foster cohesion & dialogue
Create safe spaces where different beliefs meet in honest conversation.
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Advance mutual respect
Build understanding that recognises the dignity of every tradition.
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Celebrate shared values
Honour our differences while focusing on the values that unite us.
What's coming up
Join us soon.
"Doing good to others is not a duty. It is a joy, for it increases your own health and happiness."
— Zoroaster
Questions
You asked, we answered.
What is Medway Inter-Faith Action?+
Medway Inter-Faith Action (MIFA) is a charity in Medway, Kent that brings together people of every faith and belief to foster friendship, mutual respect and shared values. MIFA has been active since 2009.
Which faiths are part of MIFA?+
MIFA includes Christian, Muslim, Jewish, Sikh, Hindu, Bahá'í, Quaker, Unitarian, Humanist and Ahmadiyya Muslim communities, with 13 member organisations across Medway.
Where and when does MIFA meet?+
Monthly forum meetings are held at Medway Council Offices, Gun Wharf, Chatham ME4 4TR, from 7:30pm to 9:00pm. Free parking and a Zoom option are available.
How can I get involved with MIFA?+
Anyone can attend our forum meetings, the annual Walk for Peace, or visits to places of worship. Faith communities can apply to become member organisations, and individuals can volunteer or support our work.
Is MIFA free to attend?+
Yes. All MIFA events are free and open to the public unless otherwise stated.
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