| 74 |
Urge your leaders to use the pulpit to condemn all forms of
bigotry. |
| 75 |
Encourage friends of other faiths to visit
your religious services and share your religious knowledge with them. |
| 76 |
Invite clergy representing religions different from your own
to participate in services and deliver the sermon. |
| 77 |
Host a tour for elected and appointed
city/town officials to learn more about your religion and the programs and activities your
religious community offers. |
| 78 |
Ensure that all faiths are represented accurately in existing
library materials and religious school curricula |
| 79 |
Reach out to diverse religious communities
to cosponsor festivals and holiday observances, such as ADL's Interfaith Seders, that
highlight and celebrate our common humanity. |
| 80 |
Be respectful of everyone who attends your religious services
whether they are members of or visitors to your congregation. |
| 81 |
Turn one bulletin board into a display space
where newspaper/magazine clippings depicting current events related to anti-Semitism and
other forms of religious persecution, or human rights violations, can be posted for all to
read. |
| 82 |
Organize an interfaith retreat for young people to increase
understanding of each other's beliefs and build lasting friendships |
| 83 |
Plan an interfaith youth group trip to the
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC. Raise funds to cover travel expenses
with a community bake sale, car wash, service auction or other activity. |
