Interfaith Action
Do you feel called to service? Interfaith Action provides service-learning opportunities where students can share their call to service with others from diverse cultural, religious, and non-religious backgrounds.
Interfaith Action strives to be a safe space where students can come to the table as their whole self, sharing their religious, spiritual, or philosophical identity with others in collaborative community service and dialogue.
Interfaith Action programming, as guided by students, reaches across our Ann Arbor community, across our region to Detroit, and across our nation. Highlights include:
- Serve-Alongside – Joining local groups as they engage in community service efforts, and visiting their place of religious worship or spiritual practice to learn more about what motivates their call to service.
- Dialogue Dinners – Monthly dinner dialogues about the intersection of religious/spiritual/faith identity and different topics of social concern. Dialogues usually revolve around recent community service that inspired the topic.
- Alternative Breaks – ASB trip(s) for 2012 will focus on multifaith cooperative efforts in the areas of social services and faith-based community organizing, with opportunities for training in methodologies of interreligious dialogue.
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