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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PROGRAM Friday 4 December
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Room 201
Mother Nature Doesn't Do Bailouts - Daily Youth Session
11:30am Perspectives on Conflict -1:00pm Resolution in the
Middle East
Supported by Global Family for Love & Peace/Museum of Worlds Religions
Two Programs: Naga Chants & Taize Chants
Sung in the Gunai Kurnai Indigenous Language by the Lavalla Catholic College Liturgical Choir
Two Programs: South African Songs for the Soul & Leaps Of Faith
Room 212
Recent Developments in Jewish Christian Dialogue
Amerta Movement: The Gardening of Mandala Salam
DWD
Room 202
The Path of a Multifaith Chaplaincy: Parliament Labyrinth as Spiritual Observance
Building a Sense of Belonging in a Culturally Diverse Australia - The Australian Government's Role Religious Responses to the Ecological Crisis as Climate Change Grows
Friday Jumu'ah Congregational Prayer
Peace at the Heart of the World
Room 213
Achieving Sustainable Peace Supported by Global Family for Love & Peace/Museum of Worlds Religions
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Jucation International
New Directions in Asian Religions and Ecology on the Ground (Southeast Asia]
Room 203 The Breath of Life
A Religion of Healthy Mindedness - New Thought's Uniquely American Contribution to the Arena of New Religious Community How Spiritual Progressives Can Help Move Both Religious and Secular Communities to Enlarge their Focus Beyond Personal Fulfilment or Individual Salvation toward a Global Transformation
Convening Session - Conflict Resolution Supported by Global Family for Love & Peace/Museum of Worlds Religions
Room 214 Yoruba Religious Observance
Introduction to Big Mind Big Heart
Cultivations of Solidarity: A Textual Analysis
Being a University Chaplain in the 21st Century
Faith in Action: How FaithBased Organisations Care for People in Need
Room 204
Freedom of Religion and Belief: The Project of the Australian Human
Rights Commission
Hindu Jewish Leadership Initiative
Reconciling Religious Values and the Universal Entitlement to Human Rights
Room 215
A Celebration of the Cosmos and its Processes from a Mystical, Inclusive Perspective
Sri Aurobindo, a Prophet for the 21st Century
Pilgrimages, Tourism and Meaning
Developing a Dynamic Interfaith Movement for Your City or Area
12 Steps: A Complete, NonDenominational Spiritual Path for the 21st Century