MINEFIELDS & MIRACLES WINS AWARDS

CLICK TO LISTEN TO MARIANNE WILLIAMSON'S INTERVIEW OF RUTH ABOUT THE BOOK AND MORE

RIVERDALE PRESS ARTICLE ABOUT RUTH AT MANHATTAN COLLEGE

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BRIEF AND COLORFUL HISTORY OF THE INTERFAITH MOVEMENT IN THE U.S.

 

  

CLICK to Read Judylt's post about the book

 

For the second year in a row, the interfaith community of Pomona held a Universal Freedom Seder in a mosque. This event was inspired by Ruth Broyde Sharone's prize-winning film GOD AND ALLAH NEED TO TALK , made after 9/11, which depicts a Muslim-Jewish Seder of Reconciliation, "to break the silence between Isaac and Ishmael."

After viewing Broyde Sharone's film last year, members of the Pomona interfaith community decided to organize their own interfaith Seder, modeled on the traditional Passover "festival of freedom." It was hosted at the local mosque and drew more than 250 participants and rave reviews from all. They continued the tradition this year at the same Pomona Mosque.

For more information on the 2012 event, click the photo below:

Ding Elnar-Wicker breaks apart matzah, a bread used in the Jewish Passover Seder Sunday at the Islamic Center of Claremont. (Inland Valley Dailey Bulletin - Khai Le/Correspondent)

Finding Sanctuary in an Amsterdam Airport

Serenity amid the bustle:
Offering travelers respite and a place to connnect with their faith

Click to read Ruth's article in The Interfaith Observer

 

Ruth travels to India

Rosh Hashana in India:
Torah, sequined saris, chapati and perhaps a secret recipe for peace

Click to read Ruth's article in the Jewish Journal