
MnMN’s Annual Conference 2022
All those working for a more just and loving world are welcome!
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There are many resources locally, nationally and internationally that can help us all do better and find our places in this important work. Our focus is on supporting and equipping interfaith leaders to join together to amplify efforts leading to equity, justice, compassion, understanding, and empathy. We recognize that people orient differently to religion, spirituality and worldviews, so leaders may include people from any spiritual home background with an interest in interfaith or inter-belief work committed to championing these values in the world.
In this section you will find resources to support and inform your work. You can access volunteer and paid job opportunities, a religious holidays calendar, news and commentary, links to library material, and resources on networking as well as links to organizations that regularly conduct trainings.
These are not meant to be an exhaustive list, rather a place to get started. Do you have a resource you think we should add? Let us know.
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All those working for a more just and loving world are welcome!
The Minnesota Multifaith Network (MnMN) is seeking a communications specialist on a contract basis to manage and implement communications tasks on behalf of MnMN. We need someone for approximately 100
MnMN is pleased to update members, partners, and friends about this year’s Multifaith Leadership Seminar, an exciting joint initiative between Jay Phillips Center for Interreligious Studies at the University of
MnMN seeks to provide access to leadership development for leaders in faith and interfaith communities and groups in Minnesota. Opportunities can be found in the following ways: