The Friendship Walk
Sunday 10th September 2006 2.30pm
from the bandstand in Forbury Gardens, Reading
Friendship Walk 2004
"I enjoyed the walk with
the other members of faiths particularly since it was dry! When I entered
the Gurdwara, I was fascinated by the music coming from the instruments
which initially seemed to be repeating over and over again but as I began
to meditate, they produced for me a beautiful rhythm and made me feel
very much at home.
I felt that the support of the local dignitaries added much lustre to
the occasion and I realised that we achieved all our objectives."
Rabbi Adrian Jesner
"I took part in the friendship
walks in 2003 and 2004. I found them very inspiring. There is always a
wonderful welcome from the places of worship visited. Our hosts delight
in giving us a brief window into their faith and place of worship. At
a time when so much emphasis is being made of the differences between
faiths, the Friendship Walk provides a public affirmation that there is
much more uniting us."
Bob Brown
"We thought the Friendship
Walk was very good indeed. It was very enjoyable. I enjoyed the friendship
and visiting different places of worship. This year I fully intend to
complete the route because I am still very young at heart and have been
practicing"
Jim Talbot
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"I
may speak in tongues of men or of angels, but if I am without love,
I am a sounding gong or a clanging cymbal." 1 Corinthians 13 v1 |