Norwich Interfaith Link
Norwich InterFaith Link is a meeting point for people of diverse religions, cultures and communities, to share experiences and beliefs. In new friendships and shared concerns, bonds of trust are born. We try to meet at least eleven times a year, for talks on challenging topics, visits and discussions on issues of common concern.
Future NIFL Events and Meetings
Healing
Tuesday 18th February at 7:30 PM
Organised by Norwich Interfaith Link
At the Martineau Hall.
Do we need healers anymore now we have pills and surgery? Can complimentary medicine work? Is the age of miracles past? What is faith healing? Two healers from different faith traditions explain and demonstrate their beliefs, practices and skills, raise issues and answer questions.
Further information from David Griffith (please use the contact page)
There is a charge of £3 including refreshments.
All welcome.
(please note there is no parking at the venue.
The nearest pay and display car park is at the end of
Golden Dog Lane)
Sources of Inspiration
Tuesday 17th March at 7:30 PM
Organised by Norwich Interfaith Link
At the Martineau Hall.
On St Patrick's Day we look at the role of Saints in Christian traditions, and share the due given to special and divine figures in all religions, and the importance of role models for youth today.
Further information from David Griffith (please use the contact page)
There is a charge of £3 including refreshments.
All welcome.
(please note there is no parking at the venue.
The nearest pay and display car park is at the end of
Golden Dog Lane)
Bahá'í Faith
Tuesday 21st April at 7:30 PM
Organised by Norwich Interfaith Link
At the Martineau Hall.
Further information from David Griffith (please use the contact page)
There is a charge of £3 including refreshments.
All welcome.
(please note there is no parking at the venue.
The nearest pay and display car park is at the end of
Golden Dog Lane)
May Meeting
Tuesday 19th May at 7:30 PM
Organised by Norwich Interfaith Link
At the Martineau Hall.
Further information from David Griffith (please use the contact page)
There is a charge of £3 including refreshments.
All welcome.
(please note there is no parking at the venue.
The nearest pay and display car park is at the end of
Golden Dog Lane)
Collaborative artwork created at the World Religion Day event run jointly with the Baha'i community in January 2017. Picture: Ruth Kenyon.
This site was last updated on Wed 5th Feb, 2020.