Should We Celebrate Christmas?
Whether you are Jewish, Hindu, Sikh, Bahai, Buddhist, Muslim or belong to any faith, you might be wondering about the […]
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Christmas
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Eid-ul Fitr (Ramadan) Mubarak – How Muslims Celebrate it?
1.8 Billion Muslims across the world celebrate Eid-ul Fitr, it is the most important festival of Muslims. Eid means festivity
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CHRISTMAS, KWANZA AND HANUKKA IS FOR ALL
You may like this video- it has a taste of a festivity from Atheists to Zoroastrians. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vAwvoqz01I&feature=emb_logoIf you think about
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Is the Jewish community ready for a very merry interfaith Chrismukkah?
Over 60% of US Jews who married since 2000 have non-Jewish spouses. Will today’s youth be raised inside, outside, or
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Topeka family will celebrate Christmas and Hanukkah this year
Sean and Hayley Magee, with children Norah, 4, and Alex, 6 months, are an interfaith family who will be celebrating
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Cross Lanes interfaith couple celebrates Hanukkah, Christmas
F. BRIAN FERGUSON | Gazette-Mail Jennifer and Leon Ronen, of Cross Lanes, play with their daughter, Ophira, and son, Noam,
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Festival of Faiths celebrating America
1. SUMMARY – CHANGING AMERICA’S MOOD The following video has clips from Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanza, Milad, Janamashtami and other great celebrations.