SAS Hosts Interfaith Dinner for Austin Community
St. Andrew's is proud to host an interfaith dialogue and dinner - free and open to the public - on Sunday, November 11, 6:00 pm at the Upper School's Dell Fine Arts Center. We'll screen the acclaimed documentary "Of Many" featuring Imam Khalid and Rabbi Yehuda. The film will be followed by a light dinner (kosher and halal options available) and a lively discussion about some of the topics explored in the movie. *RSVP here so we can plan dinner
What: Interfaith Dialogue & Dinner discussion about the nexus between religious plurality and collaboration
Where: St. Andrew's Dell Fine Arts Center, 5901 Southwest Parkway
When: Sunday, November 11, 6:00-8:30 pm
Who: Open to the public (free)
Guest Panelists:
Where: St. Andrew's Dell Fine Arts Center, 5901 Southwest Parkway
When: Sunday, November 11, 6:00-8:30 pm
Who: Open to the public (free)
Guest Panelists:
Rabbi Neil Blumofe, Senior Rabbi, Agudas Achim (bio)
Pastor Dan Joslyn-Siemiatkoski, Professor, Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest (bio)
Mrs. Farhana Khawar, UT Center for Disability Studies (bio)
The Reverend Whitney Kirby, Upper School Chaplain, St. Andrew's Episcopal School (panel moderator)
Mrs. Sadia Tirmizi, Director of Community Engagement, Literacy Coalition of Texas (bio)
Questions? Contact Kendall Evans (kevans@sasaustin.org), St. Andrew's Director of Diversity & Inclusion
Pastor Dan Joslyn-Siemiatkoski, Professor, Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest (bio)
Mrs. Farhana Khawar, UT Center for Disability Studies (bio)
The Reverend Whitney Kirby, Upper School Chaplain, St. Andrew's Episcopal School (panel moderator)
Mrs. Sadia Tirmizi, Director of Community Engagement, Literacy Coalition of Texas (bio)
Questions? Contact Kendall Evans (kevans@sasaustin.org), St. Andrew's Director of Diversity & Inclusion
