At BRS, we believe that our need for connection to Divinity as expressed throughout the world is a cause for celebration and not victimisation. To this end, Bournemouth Reform is keen to work with, learn from, and socialise with as many other faith communities as possible. Our engagement with as many people outside our own community only enriches us, and these pages will soon fill with items on our interfaith activities.

We also acknowledge that a number of our members are in loving interfaith relationships and we welcome such partners into our community. Living in an interfaith family raises many interesting challenges, and we are always available to provide support whenever needed.

Please click on the links below to read the articles relating to our interfaith work.

Rabbi Neil launches www.eco-faith.org  (5th June 08)

On World Environment Day, Rabbi Neil launched the largest interfaith initiative in Bournemouth. To find out more, click here

Rabbi Neil Persuades Bournemouth Council to adopt The Earth Charter (May 08)

The United Kingdom is now starting to catch up to the rest of the world since Bournemouth has become the UK's first authority to adopt the Earth Charter, thanks to a deputation by and discussions with Rabbi Neil Amswych.

To find out more, click here

Rabbi Neil is the Guest Speaker at the Southampton Council of Faiths (7th May 06)

"The challenge of faith today is to bring Divinity to humanity through the lens of all of our traditions combined in an exciting, engaging, personal, and relevant manner. It is a challenge for all of us, and rising to that challenge is the most joyous task we can ever fulfil."

Read more about this event by clicking here.

Our Interfaith Statement on the Ceasefire between Israel and Hizbollah (18th August 06)

To read about the statement and its release in the local and national press, click here.

Rabbi Neil Gives the Sermon at St. Peter's Church (18th Feb 07)

To read about this event, please click here.