Newsletter 18 December 2022
As the 2022 year draws to a close, the Religious Diversity Centre wishes our readers a refreshing holiday break, and a blessed celebration of the festivals of Hanukkah and Christmas for…
Newsletter 13 November 2022
Climate Action - Reporting back from COP27Rod Oram, member of the RDC Climate Action Group, once again is ‘our man’ in this year’s UN COP27 Climate Change Conference. This event,…
Newsletter 02 November 2022
RDC November News Climate Change - The UN Conference - COP27The 27th United Nations Climate Change Conference takes place this month from 6 to 18 November 2022 in the city of…
Week of Prayer for World Peace 2022
For further information, please see: https://weekofprayerforworldpeace.co.uk/
Newsletter 21 September 2022
Climate Action PosterThe second Climate Action poster is now being distributed by the RDC Climate Action Workgroup.The Workgroup’s large aim is for all worship centres in the diverse religious communities…
Newsletter 14 August 2022
New website Resources - Videoclips A couple of weeks ago, Muharram started, the first month in the Islamic calendar.Dr Sajjad Naqvi shared some personal thoughts about the Islamic New Year…
Newsletter 15 June 2022
Kia ora koutou, warm greetings to you all. June is here, giving for the first time in the history of Aotearoa New Zealand a public holiday for Matariki. This is a…
Newsletter – COP26
Official presentation of Interfaith Statement to Minister for Climate Change, James Shaw
Newsletter September 2021
Kia ora koutou, warm greetings to you all. This year's month of September is certainly a special one: for the Jewish community it is the month of Rosh Hashana, the…
Vaccination Programme
Vaccine roll out is one of the most significant events affecting Aotearoa New Zealand.
Eid Celebration at Parliament
Trustees of the Religious Diversity Centre were present at the 2021 celebrations for the end of the Ramadan, the Muslim month of fasting
Newsletter May 2021
The Religious Diversity Centre Kia ora koutou, warm greetings to you all. We are so lucky to be in New Zealand and to be able to meet, greet, celebrate and…
FILE PHOTO: A woman holds a small bottle labelled with a "Coronavirus COVID-19 Vaccine" sticker and a medical syringe in this illustration taken October 30, 2020. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic
Religious Communities Learning about the Vaccine
The vaccine is safe to use from the religious perspective in that it is kosher and halal.
Newsletter – September 2020
Beyond the Bubble: Where to for our community in a diverse world?Religious and cultural perspectives For more information click here As a country moving on from the closure that the…