A Prayerful Response to the Violence in Israel and Palestine
Our Session’s “A Prayerful Response to the Violence in Israel and Palestine” offers a variety of ways to put our prayers into action, as does Presbyterian Disaster Assistance (PDA), providing humanitarian assistance through partners on the ground.
Fourth Church is Committed to Interfaith Relations
Fourth Presbyterian Church has a long history of vibrant and mutually beneficial relationships with neighboring communities from the Jewish, Muslim, and other faith traditions.
The Interfaith Relations Committee of Fourth Church supports our community’s efforts to deepen our Christian faith by engaging the faith traditions of others. We serve as a resource to our church’s members, ministries, and friends in seeking to promote understanding, fellowship, and service for the common good among all people of faith.
The Interfaith Relations Committee invites you to join the committee’s email list by contacting Simon Crow (312.573.3369) to learn more about upcoming interfaith opportunities at Fourth Church, including
• Book discussions and public presentations on interfaith topics
• Interfaith worship services
• Tours of places of worship
• Joint service and advocacy projects
• Education on other faith traditions’ practices and celebrations
• Fine arts performances
• Festival meals to celebrate the Jewish High Holy Days and the Muslim month of Ramadan
• Classes with interfaith themes, offered by the Academy for Faith and Life
Ongoing Interfaith Opportunities with Fourth Church
Interfaith Community Thanksgiving Service
Every year on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving, Fourth Presbyterian Church, Chicago Sinai Congregation, Holy Name Cathedral, and other partners gather for a service of thanksgiving. Each congregation takes a turn hosting the service, with the other congregations providing music and worship leadership.
If you wish to receive periodic updates of upcoming interfaith events, please send your email address to Simon Crow.