Parliament of Worlds Religion 2009 Melbourne Australia

Author(s): Parliament of the World’s Religions
Publisher: USA Parliament of the Worlds Religions

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COMMUNITIES NIGHT: 'A Night of Hospitality'
Friday 4 December 6.00 pm onward
Baha'i
8.00 pm
The religious and spiritual communities of Melbourne are pleased to offer this 'Night of Hospitality' to people of all faiths and spiritual traditions from around the world. This occasion to come together and share the warmth and welcome of Melbourne and its religious and spiritual communities is a special feature of the Parliament.
Almost all the other Parliament activities involve direct interfaith engagement. The Communities Night provides the only formal opportunity for people from around the world from a single faith or spiritual tradition to come together. It is hoped that this experience will deeply enrich everyone's lives as they share together in this 'Night of Hospitality'.
Anglican 6.30 pm
St Peter Mariner Chapel and Mission to Seafarers
717 Flinders Street Docklands
Upon registration participants will receive specific information and details of the Communities Night they will be attending. All enquiries regarding Communities Night should be directed to the Communities Night Table located in the Melbourne Convention Centre Foyer.
Victorian Baha'i
Community
Melbourne Recital Centre Corner Southbank Boulevard and Sturt Street Southbank
Baptist
7.30 pm
Collins Street Baptist Church
174 Little Collins Street Melbourne CBD
Buddhist 7.30 pm
Brahma Kumaris 7.00 pm
Brahma Kumaris Raja Yoga Centre
256 Brunswick Street Fitzroy
Buddhist Compassion Relief, Tzu Chi Foundation 17 Ellingworth Parade Box Hill
7.30 pm
Quang Minh Community Care Centre
18 Burke Street Braybrook
Catholic
8.00 pm
Australian Catholic University (ACU)
Central Hall
22-24 Brunswick Street Fitzroy
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints 7.30 pm
285 Heidelberg Road Northcote
Churches of Christ Details available from the Communities Night Table
Hindu 7.00 pm
Shri Shiva Vishnu Temple 52 Boundary Road Carrum Downs
Jain
6.30 pm
Moorabbin Masonic Centre 124-126 Rowans Road Moorabbin
Jewish Conservative 6.30 pm
Kehilat Nitzan Conservative (Masorti] Synagogue
99 Hotham Street East St Kilda
Jewish Orthodox 6.00 pm
Melbourne Hebrew Congregation
Cnr Toorak Road West and
Arnold Street Melbourne
For Private
Jewish Progressive 6.15 pm Erev Shabbat, 7.15 pm Oneg Shabbat Temple Beth Israel 76 Alma Road St Kilda
Lutheran 7.30 pm
St John's Lutheran Church Southgate 20 City Road Southbank
Muslim 7.30 pm Huzur Reception 250 Hume Highway Somerton
Pagan 7.30 pm
Melbourne Reclaiming Northcote Uniting Church Hall 251 High Street Northcote
Quakers 6.30 pm
Victorian Quakers (Religious Society of Friends] Friends' House 631 Orrong Road Toorak
Sathya Sai 7.00 pm
Sathya Sai Baba Organisation of Australia and PNG
RMIT Capitol Theatre, 113 Swanston Street Melbourne CBD
Seventh Day Adventist
7.30 pm
Seventh Day
Adventist Church 100 James Street Dandenong
Sikh
7.00 pm
Sri Guru Nanak Satsang Sabha The Sikh Cultural Society of Victoria Gurdwara Sahib Craigieburn 344 Hume Highway Craigieburn
Uniting Church 7.00 pm
St Michael's Uniting Church
120 Collins Street Melbourne CBD
Unity of Melbourne [New Thought)
7.30 pm
4-6 Renown Street Burwood
Zoroastrian 7.30 pm
Zoroastrian Association of Victoria
North Balwyn Senior Citizens Centre 9 Marwal Avenue Balwyn North
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