Welcome to the Interfaith Center
Interfaith Center at the Presidio
welcomes, serves, and celebrates the diverse spiritual wisdom and faith traditions of the Bay Area and is networked with interfaith groups locally and globally. The Center’s core activities...
- Providing hospitality at the Interfaith Presidio Chapel
- Developing local and global connections, and
- Creating interfaith learning environments and resources.
NEW!:
- ICP Accomplishments in 2011
- MarinaTimes:
A Gem In The Forest: Presidio Chapel Houses Faith, Art And History
ICP Videos:
Money & Soul: Lynne Twist with Charles Gibbs
Lynne Twist's extensive work as a worldwide fundraiser offers unique perspectives on the purpose of money and its use in the community. When infused with expressions of our heart and soul, our money and its use can become a truly meaningful part of our lives and communities. Lynne & Charles discuss the intersection of money and spirit as a rich and fertile place, suggesting new ways for giving and receiving money in the social-profit arena.
Watch the video.
Ambassador Swanee Hunt with Belva Davis
Swanee Hunt, former U.S. Ambassador to Austria and Author of Worlds Apart: Bosnian Lessons for Global Security was joined in conversation with Belva Davis, Host of KQED's This Week in Northern California in the Presidio Chapel on July 6, 2011.
Watch the video.
Abrahamic Showcase: Building a Common Future
Len and Libby Traubman’s peacebuilding work began small, in living 
rooms. It has gone global, addresses all ages, and focuses on teaching the rights, responsibilities, and skills of dialogue that makes adifference in our lives. Natural networkers, they stay busy creating new resources and noticing the best resources others produce. In Building a Common Future, Len and Libby talk about their work and what it takes to become engaged peacemakers.
Watch the interview with Len and Libby Traubman.
An evening with Michael Krasny
Dr. Krasny, host of KQED's Forum and professor at San Francisco State University, spoke with the Rev. Canon Gibbs of the United Religions Initiative about his new book Spiritual Envy and his search for a God he can believe in.
Upcoming Interfaith Center programs in this month’s
Bay Area Interfaith Connect.