Browsing Tag: Walk

Unity Walk is a very family friendly experience and a great way for us all to learn about other people and faiths and to focus on what unites us rather than what divides us. Every house of worship – every church, synagogue, temple, Gurdwara and mosque on Embassy Row opens their doors to each other and symbolically the world.

Operation Walk Maryland commits to ongoing education and patient care in these impoverished communities. Operation Walk Maryland uses the best trained and skilled health care providers to delivery the highest level of care that we have in the United States. There is no cost to the patient or community that we serve. All time and supplies are provided through donations.

We, of the Epilepsy Action Annual Sponsored ‘Wonga’ Walk are always grateful that the Peterborough Telegraph sends an unfailingly cheerful photographer out to record the amazing fundraising successes of the Sikh Temple, on behalf of the charity Epilepsy Action.

But the city of The Golden Temple needs its citizens to take pride, and take responsibility for it. It is however, imperative that a holistic annual activity plan be devised. The Amritsar Tourism Outreach therefore has planned a series of programs starting with The Gold City Marathon, an idea for which we seek your support and participation.

The Third Annual Queens Interfaith Unity Walk will occur, rain or shine, on October 30, starting at 1:30 PM. People of all faiths are encouraged to attend.

An inter-faith reconciliation walk is due to take place on Saturday 11 June 2011 in what is being called by the organisers of the ‘holy city’ of Southall, West London. The 26th Annual Multi-Faith Pilgrimage for Peace is being sponsored by Westminster Interfaith, an agency of the Catholic Diocese of Westminster, which works in cooperation with a range of other religious and civic bodies.

Since 2005 many Canadian youths of Punjabi origin have been killed due to their involvement in the organized crime. During 2006 the Punjabi community convened various forms and focus groups to formulate the viable approach to curtail the drug and alcohol use involving youth. After a number of community consultations it was decided to educate...

“All of us have to take steps to ensure that the thread of unity, currently perceived to be fragile, is strengthened for the good of all in Malaysia.

Called to return to India from New York, Harvinder Singh is walking from Pune to to Nanded Sahib.

He is scheduled to cover the 500-mile journey on foot over five weeks and reach the House of Parliament in London in July nine.