Community members joined our fellows to attend the congregational Eid prayer and celebrate Eid al-Fitr. Eid Al-Fitr, also known as the “Holiday of Breaking the Fast”, is celebrated by Muslims worldwide because it marks the end of the month-long dawn-to-sunset…
Abrahamic House hosted it’s second Iftar feast! Guests joined our fellows on the seventh day of Ramadan to participate in this important month of fasting, prayer, and community. Over the course of the evening, they heard moving recitations of the…
Saturday, March 23rd, 7:00 PM EST Our fellows hosted yet another Abrahamic House DC Purim party and community Purim spiel! Purim is a Jewish holiday that retells how a secretly Jewish queen, Ester, helped save her people from Haman. Here’s…
Sunday, March 24th, 6:15 PM EST Our community shook off the winter blues and held an interfaith Spring Fling! The fellows and their guests dove into the vibes of renewal and growth celebrated across the globe during springtime. From the…
Fasting Insights and Lenten Fish Fry Convo Club Our fellows hosted guests for another Shabbat Conversation Club – where they gather for a meal to discuss issues that matter. This month, they attended a community traditional Friday parish Fish Fry…
Saints are revered figures across many religious traditions for living exemplary lives of faith, devotion and service. The Catholic Saint, Jewish Tzadik and Muslim Wali are all viewed as ones with a special connection to God. The fellows and their…
Give us this day our daily bread The Lord’s Prayer is a central prayer in Christianity that Jesus taught his disciples. But did you know that it has deep connections to Judaism and its ancient texts? On Saturday, February 3,…
This month, the fellows and their guests discussed capital punishment. The death penalty has long been a subject of intense debate, raising ethical, moral, and legal questions. Our conversation club aims to provide a space for individuals with diverse perspectives…
The Fellows invited their community to a most curious and enchanting celebration: the (second) Bar Mitzvah of our dear Jewish fellow, Austen. This year, he turned 31, but in the looking glass, this number peculiarly resembles 13! So guests tumbled down…
Every Christmas season, the Mormon Church decorates the Temple with over 400,000 dazzling lights. The Abrahamic House fellows and their community, explored the decorated grounds (including nativity scenes loaned from embassies from all around the world), attended the Suzuki Children’s…