Join the Peace Feast Nov. 4: A Conversation About Prayer Between Muslims and Christians
The Peace Feast is an opportunity for Muslims and Christians to come together by sharing a delicious meal and having real conversation about the things we care about. It's not a formal dialogue, nor a place to argue. It's a time to share from the heart, listen respectfully and gain new friends. We are meeting for the third time this year at 2 p.m. Nov. 4. You can find more details at the registration link below.
Registration is required for you to attend! Please register here.
The program will be "Prayer" from the peacefeast.net website.
We'd also like for everyone to watch two short videos before coming to the event to help you understand the spirit of the event:
This event is co-hosted by the U of A Muslim Student Association RSO and InterVarsity Christian Fellowship RSO. We're looking forward to sharing a meal and intentional conversation with you!
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Contacts
Micah Cheung, campus staff minister
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship RSO
281-250-4806,
mcheung@uark.edu
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