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Ramadan Iftar Dinner in Brighton to Strengthen Community Relations
Dialogue SocietyVenue: The Grand Hotel, Brighton Date: 18th June 2017 Time: 20:30-22:30 Speakers Lord Lieatunant of East Sussex, Peter Field Cllr Mo Marsh, Mayor of Brighton and Hove Cllr Warren Morgan, Leader of Council Peter Kyle MP, MP For Hove and Portslade Lloyd Russell-Moyle MP, MP for Brighton Kemptown Nick May, Detective Superintendent, Head of Crime, Sussex Police Debbie Gatson, Chair, The Interfaith Contact Group Clair Barnard, Early Childhood Project Speech Rt Reverend Mark Sowerby, Bishop of Horsham Rt Reverend Richard Jackson, Bishop of Lewes Prof Adam Tickell, Vc of Sussex University Rev Anthea Read moreShow less
Venue: The Grand Hotel, Brighton
Date: 18th June 2017
Time: 20:30-22:30
Speakers
Lord Lieatunant of East Sussex, Peter Field
Cllr Mo Marsh, Mayor of Brighton and Hove
Cllr Warren Morgan, Leader of Council
Peter Kyle MP, MP For Hove and Portslade
Lloyd Russell-Moyle MP, MP for Brighton Kemptown
Nick May, Detective Superintendent, Head of Crime, Sussex Police
Debbie Gatson, Chair, The Interfaith Contact Group
Clair Barnard, Early Childhood Project Speech
Rt Reverend Mark Sowerby, Bishop of Horsham
Rt Reverend Richard Jackson, Bishop of Lewes
Prof Adam Tickell, Vc of Sussex University
Rev Anthea Ballam, Secretary, The Interfaith Contact Group
Dialogue Society organises annual dialogue dinners and meetings with people from a wide variety of ethnic and religious traditions. In this sense, Ramadan presents a great opportunity to strengthen relationships within and outside a particular community by fasting and breaking the fast.
Dialogue Society gathered people from all walks of life of varied communities and faith groups together in this Iftar dinner to emphasise on values such as mutual understanding, deep respect, love, and peace to reinforce the friendship, and dialogue between communities.
The evening began with a short welcome speech followed by a presentation of Dialogue Society. When it was time to break the fast, guests listened to the Ezan (call to prayer) and were served a traditional Iftar dinner.
The event ended with the comments from the guests and the closing speech.
Event details:
http://www.dialoguesociety.org/brighton-community-engagement/1135-ramadan-iftar-dinner-in-brighton-to-strengthen-community-relations.html
Date: 18th June 2017
Time: 20:30-22:30
Speakers
Lord Lieatunant of East Sussex, Peter Field
Cllr Mo Marsh, Mayor of Brighton and Hove
Cllr Warren Morgan, Leader of Council
Peter Kyle MP, MP For Hove and Portslade
Lloyd Russell-Moyle MP, MP for Brighton Kemptown
Nick May, Detective Superintendent, Head of Crime, Sussex Police
Debbie Gatson, Chair, The Interfaith Contact Group
Clair Barnard, Early Childhood Project Speech
Rt Reverend Mark Sowerby, Bishop of Horsham
Rt Reverend Richard Jackson, Bishop of Lewes
Prof Adam Tickell, Vc of Sussex University
Rev Anthea Ballam, Secretary, The Interfaith Contact Group
Dialogue Society organises annual dialogue dinners and meetings with people from a wide variety of ethnic and religious traditions. In this sense, Ramadan presents a great opportunity to strengthen relationships within and outside a particular community by fasting and breaking the fast.
Dialogue Society gathered people from all walks of life of varied communities and faith groups together in this Iftar dinner to emphasise on values such as mutual understanding, deep respect, love, and peace to reinforce the friendship, and dialogue between communities.
The evening began with a short welcome speech followed by a presentation of Dialogue Society. When it was time to break the fast, guests listened to the Ezan (call to prayer) and were served a traditional Iftar dinner.
The event ended with the comments from the guests and the closing speech.
Event details:
http://www.dialoguesociety.org/brighton-community-engagement/1135-ramadan-iftar-dinner-in-brighton-to-strengthen-community-relations.html
