Established in 2015 after the River Road Mosque defacing, this event brings people of all faiths and cultures together and reminds us of the power and beauty of unity during times of extremism.
Monday, November 23, 2020
7:00 - 8:30 pm
To keep everyone safe during COVID this year's event will be held virtually via Zoom and Facebook Live.
We invite you to join us virtually for our 6th Annual Community Thanksgiving. Presented by Interfaith Paths to Peace in partnership with Crescent Hill Baptist Church, Louisville Islamic Center of Compassion, and Temple Shalom.
Join religious and spiritual leaders from across our community as they offer words, prayers, and music from their respective traditions. The online gathering will include small breakout groups after the interfaith service, facilitated by the Big Table, to deepen our connections and relationships. We encourage you to share the event with your friends and neighbors as together we offer our thanks and build a stronger community.
Free and open to everyone! No registration required.
To participate, click the link below:
Then enter password: 938122
For more information about participating via Zoom click here
We will also stream live on the IPP Facebook page. (For those participating on Facebook Live you will not be able to participate in the break out conversation groups facilitated by the Big Table.)
Program Agenda
Cantor David Lipp - Congregation Adath Jeshurun
Jud Hendrix - Interfaith Paths to Peace
Jeremiah Cunningham Peltokipa Iktomi Sapa Wakan - Lakota Tradition
Imam Wasif Iqbal - Louisville Islamic Center of Compassion
Rabbi Beth Jacowitz Chottiner - Temple Shalom
Rev. Jason Crosby - Crescent Hill Baptist Church
MaryLee Camp - Christian
Geshe Kalsang Rapgyal - Drepung Gomang Center for Engaging Compassion
Rita Butler - Baha'i Community
Johnny Alse - Hindu Temple of Kentucky
Elmer Zava - Presbyterian Church
Cantor David Lipp - Congregation Adath Jeshurun
Small Breakout Conversation Groups hosted by The Big Table