Nature Interfaith Dialogue- With National Trust's Coventry Charterhouse

Join the Sherbourne Valley Project team at Coventry University for a reflective interfaith dialogue session.

What is an interfaith dialogue? It is an opportunity for people of different faiths to come together for a positive discussion about their core personal beliefs. You can find more information in this video: What is Interreligious Dialogue?

At the Sherbourne Valley Project we are always trying to learn more about what connects people of all walks of life to nature and our rivers. In this session we will be asking:

• What does your faith say about nature/rivers?
• How do you connect to your faith through the natural world or vice versa?
• How does your faith inspire you to help nature?
• Does your religion give you hope? How can we have more hope for nature/rivers

We will begin with a walk along the river Sherbourne to reflect on nature, we will then make a pit stop for hot drinks and some information about the rivers history before heading into Charterhouse to discuss our questions.

Why should you come to this event?

• To get outside
• To meet likeminded people
• To share your beliefs and learn from others
• To learn more about the river Sherbourne
• Free refreshments!

For more info on the area click here

Coventry Charterhouse | National Trust

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This event is organised by Helen Barboutis (Cultural Heritage Officer) Helen.Barboutis@wkwt.org.uk 07594295118. If you have any questions about the event, please get in touch.

Note:

Please be aware that there may be photography or videography at this event. If you have any issues with this, please make a team member and any individuals with a camera aware. It is worth noting however, that almost all of our events are in public spaces and we cannot control members of the public who may want to take photos.

This project lead by Warwickshire Wildlife Trust in partnership with Coventry City Council, Severn Trent, the Environment Agency, Citizen Housing, Historic Coventry Trust, Coventry University and Sherbourne Valley Churches. It as has been generously supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund, and it’s thanks to National Lottery players that we are able to host this event.

For more information or to get in touch please visit www.sherbournevalley.co.uk or find us on Facebook @TheSherbourneValleyProject or email sherbourne@wkwt.org.uk.