Today is Pentecost, a major holy day for Christians around the world -- including both Orthodox and non-Orthodox traditions. But what exactly is Pentecost, and …
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Religious Literacy and Interfaith Education for Kids
Today is Pentecost, a major holy day for Christians around the world -- including both Orthodox and non-Orthodox traditions. But what exactly is Pentecost, and …
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A Little Beltane History Lesson (Minus the Boredom) Back in the Gaelic highlands, Beltane wasn't just another excuse to drink mead (although, let's be real, …
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Traditions and Festivities Eid is a vibrant celebration filled with joy, generosity, and togetherness. Here are some cherished traditions: A Time …
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Ramadan, a time of profound spiritual reflection and fasting, holds a special place in the hearts of nearly two billion Muslims around the globe. But how did …
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Every year, members of the Bahá’í faith around the world celebrate Ayyám-i-Há, a unique festival of hospitality, generosity, and preparation for the spiritual …
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It's a fascinating story that can easily be presented to kids as just that: a miraculous story from another faith tradition. Although the night journey is …
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The Sikh religion began in the northwestern Punjab region of India, so you could begin by showing your kids where this region is on a map/globe. You could also …
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I really love the 1 John reading founding in the Revised Common Lectionary selections for Sunday, April 29, 2018. Yesterday, I focused on several verses from …
The Bahá'í holiday of Ridván begins at sunset tomorrow (April 20, 2018). The festival lasts for 12 days and commemorates the 12-day period that Bahá'u'lláh …