In the Christian Gospels, Jesus instructs his disciples that the second greatest commandment is to “love your neighbor as yourself.” This powerful call to reflection raises universal questions for all of us. What does it actually mean to practice that…
What can we learn about the Abrahamic faiths in a cup of tea or a simple snack? At this Abrahamic House event, participants will learn about the richness of the Holy Texts, their symbolism, connection to the land, and traditions…
What does it mean to live between worlds? Between cultures, faiths, identities, or seasons of life — many of us carry stories of navigating in-between spaces. Join us at Abrahamic House for an intimate evening of live storytelling, where community…
Shavuot, a Jewish holiday celebrated seven weeks after Passover, commemorates the moment the Israelites stood at the base of Mount Sinai to receive the Torah Historically, it also celebrated the Yom HaBikkurim (italicize), or the day of “first fruits”, of…
The Declaration of the Báb marks an important evening in Baháʼí history, when Siyyid ‘Alí-Muhammad, a merchant in Shiraz, Iran, confided in travelling scholar Mulla Husayn that He was a Messenger of God. Come to hear a nighttime recounting of…
At Abrahamic House, we believe in sharing and celebrating your unique talents as a special way to connect with others and the divine. We see this value reflected in many of our holy texts and practices, including the Parable of…
Come join us as we bid farewell to Matzah and celebrate the end of Passover with Mimouna! Mimouna, a traditional festival celebrated by North African Jews on the last day of Passover, marks the return to eating chametz (leavened foods)…
Across many faith traditions, music is used as a fundamental component of worship, meant to connect us with the divine and our broader communities. We hope you’ll join us for a night that explores how music shows up across faith…
A community is only as strong as the joy it shares. We are opening our doors for a night of collective celebration, and the guest of honor is you! We are taking a page out of the “accomplishment cake” trend…
Naw-Rúz, literally “new day” in Persian, is the traditional Persian New Year celebrated by different communities around the world and across faith backgrounds for thousands of years, mostly recently among Baháʼís. Rooted in Zoroastrianism, Naw-Rúz marks the coming of spring…