As the festive season approaches, the Dialogue Society invites you to join us for our annual Christmas Community Dinners. This year, under the theme “Voices in Unity”, we celebrate the strength and warmth that develop when people from all walks of life come together.
What ‘Voices in Unity’ Represents
This year’s theme focuses on creating an environment where dialogue promotes stronger relationships and a deeper sense of community. These dinners are not just about sharing food but also about sharing stories, building connections, and appreciating the richness of our shared experiences.
Events Across the Country
Throughout December, our Christmas Community Dinners will take place in various cities across the UK, including Sheffield, Oxford, Newcastle, Manchester, Leicester, and London. Each event offers a warm welcome, engaging discussions, and a chance to reflect on the true spirit of the season.
Get Involved
We warmly invite you to join us in these meaningful celebrations. If you’d like to support our efforts, consider donating to help make these community dinners possible. Your contribution can make a significant difference in bringing people together and fostering a spirit of unity.
Get in Touch
To learn more or secure your place at one of our events, use the button below to get in touch. Let’s celebrate the season with warmth, connection, and shared understanding.
Chaudhry Rajinder Nijjhar says
Hello Brethren in Allah,
I am a retired University Lecturer in Metallurgy and Preach Christianity, Islam, and Sikhism on the YouTube Channel One God One Faith. I have almost 9450 videos explaining the Parables, Hajj rites, etc. The Hajj used to be for boys 12 to 16 years old who kept the Kabah to their RIGHT-HAND SIDE for Ba-Ilah, that I am faithful to my tribal father “Ilah”. This is equivalent to the Baptism of John, the Baptist who baptised the Jewish men of age 25 or soin the water in the name of Abraham and Jesus in the name of His Heavenly Father Yahweh, Brahma, Khudah, etc., called the Demiurge Potters of male and female flesh so that it could be adorned with the supernatural “soul” of our Supernatural Father Allah = Al-Ilah, ParBrahm, Elohim, etc. It is our Supernatural Father of our supernatural “souls” that we do not hate anyone, but exercise “Agape”, the unconditional Divine Love in which we turn the other cheek to hit at the conscience of the aggressor if he is the “Salt” of the Earth called HEEYA, Salt, conscience, etc. of his tribal father Ilah. In Khudah, the Potter of the once-born people, we go by the Tit-For-Tat laws, whilst among the twice-born, we hit at his conscience to subdue him. I will make a YouTube on this Topic.