Not Tolerating Intolerance
as featured in the Waterbury Republican-American (1/18/17)
More than 200 people filled the pews at St. John’s Episcopal Church Wednesday night for a rally expressing support for Muslims.
The event featured Christian, Muslim and Jewish faith leaders calling for a stand against rising intolerance.
There was a strong sense of support among the crowd. It strongly applauded a beautifully sung passage from the Koran by 10-year-old Mariam Beshtawii from the Al Heydaya Islamic Center; and a similarly harmonious reading by Rabbi Shaul Marshall Praver from the Newtown Interfaith Clergy.
The event was sponsored by The Naugatuck Valley Project and the United Muslim Mosque, Inc.
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The event featured Christian, Muslim and Jewish faith leaders calling for a stand against rising intolerance.
There was a strong sense of support among the crowd. It strongly applauded a beautifully sung passage from the Koran by 10-year-old Mariam Beshtawii from the Al Heydaya Islamic Center; and a similarly harmonious reading by Rabbi Shaul Marshall Praver from the Newtown Interfaith Clergy.
The event was sponsored by The Naugatuck Valley Project and the United Muslim Mosque, Inc.
Click here to read the full story, reprinted with permission. Copyright (c) 2017 Republican-American. Read more • Leer más → “Not Tolerating Intolerance”
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