Abraham seen as symbol of hope and a bond of unity

Sydney
16 February 2003

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Abraham seen as symbol of hope and a bond of unity

Abraham: A symbol of hope and a bond of unity in dialogue for Jews, Christians and Muslims, will be the theme of a conference held in Sydney on Sunday, March 30, by the Australian Intercultural Society.

The conference - with guest speakers from the US, Malaysia, Indonesia, Turkey and Italy - will be held in Melbourne and Brisbane as well.

For information, call Dominican Sr Trish Madigan at the Archdiocesan Commission for Interfaith Relations on 9390 5168 or Marist Missionary Sr Pauline Rae at the Centre for Christian-Muslim Relations on 9488 8844.