On Saturday 14th November Interfaith Wolverhampton (IFW) held their Annual Cobference at The Royal School, Penn Road in Wolverhampton.
Interfaith Wolverhampton (IFW) is a registered charitable company originally established in 1974 and originally known as Wolverhampton Inter-Faith Group. The mission is to provide education aimed specifically at nurturing and disseminating knowledge and understanding of the rich diversity of religious beliefs and practices within the City of Wolverhampton with the purpose of supporting community cohesion through dialogue and collaboration on specific projects.
The theme of the conference was "We don`t all have to look the same to sound the same but we can all love the same".
In attendance was the Mayor and Mayoress of Wolverhampton - Cllr Paul Singh and Ranjit Dhillon (pictured) and solicitor poet Ian Henery (also pictured). Ian Henery is Principal Solicitor at Riley Hayes & Co Solicitors in Wolverhampton and Birmingham.
Other guests were the Bishop of Wolverhampton - the Rt Rev Dr Timothy Wambunya - and Warinder Juss MP.
"We exist to promote understanding, tolerance and the respect of different faith traditions" said Devinder Kalhan "and to work towards a City where the rich diversity of faiths is celebrated and used for the common good of all City dwellers".
Interfaith Wolverhampton
Registered charity 1114265
