Launceston Interfaith Friendship Circle presents
Prophets, Gurus, Masters, Saints - Part 2
- does anyone inspire you to a deeper sense of self?
Through the ages renowned and lesser known spiritual and religious guides and figureheads across all traditions, have inspired and nourished humanity toward
a deeper state of consciousness, spiritual growth, evolution and well-being.
This month we share our personal experiences and insights about specific
teachings, scriptures or readings which have resonated and/or impacted our
spiritual awareness, understanding and growth in some way.
Please bring all such offerings with you.
When: Monday 17th November 1.00 - 2.30 pm
Where: Ida Birchall Room, 36-38 Paterson St, Launceston
(room located on the left, at the front of the building, before the glass walk way)
About Us: the Launceston Interfaith Friendship Circle (LIFC) provides an inclusive space and gathering
in which we foster and enhance respectful Interfaith/multi-faith connections by finding common ground.
Honoring and celebrating, diverse sacred expression and our common humanity, the LIFC focuses on
'unity in diversity', by learning from and through each other, in mutual respect, openness and goodwill.
The group holds monthly meetings to share insights about our diverse beliefs while learning
about paths different from our own. Guest speakers, monthly discussion topics, prayer,
reflection and contemplation, sacred texts and literature from a range of beliefs and
traditions facilitates this process. Strictly no proselytising.
(room located on the left, at the front of the building, before the glass walk way)
About Us: the Launceston Interfaith Friendship Circle (LIFC) provides an inclusive space and gathering
in which we foster and enhance respectful Interfaith/multi-faith connections by finding common ground.
Honoring and celebrating, diverse sacred expression and our common humanity, the LIFC focuses on
'unity in diversity', by learning from and through each other, in mutual respect, openness and goodwill.
The group holds monthly meetings to share insights about our diverse beliefs while learning
about paths different from our own. Guest speakers, monthly discussion topics, prayer,
reflection and contemplation, sacred texts and literature from a range of beliefs and
traditions facilitates this process. Strictly no proselytising.
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