1990

Wednesday 17th January- Festival of Lights at St Mary’s Centre. Each faith community contributes a ten minute presentation.

13th February- A Bah ai wedding is re-created at the Friends Meeting House.

Wednesday 14th March- Reading Interfaith Group member Mervin Temple begins his journey for peace in Africa

Wednesday 2nd May- A Buddhist wedding is re-created at the Friends Meeting House.

Saturday 9th June- A “ number of teachers” propose a visit to the New Era Centre, Sutton Courteney. The Reading Interfaith Group remains strongly focused on education. Cherry Gould signs her correspondence as inspector/ advisor for RE and collective worship.

11th June- Reading Interfaith Group decide to ask the Bishop of Reading if he would like to be patron besides another community leader. Jim Talbot stands down as chair.

Wednesday 13th June- Seder Night with Reading Hebrew Congregation.

24th June- Summer Picnic to Mortimer Fruit Farm

Saturday 15th July- Summer Outing to Maidenhead Gurdwara and The Brahma Kumaris at Willesden Green

August- Membership is made open to "those of any religious affiliation or none".

Tuesday 24th October- All faiths evening held to mark the annual United Nations Day at the Friends Meeting House. Prayers, readings and "music of peace" contributed by each faith community "in its own way".

5th November- Bishop of Reading The Rt Rev. John Bone agrees to be a patron.

Tuesday 27th November- visit to Hare Krishna Group

17th December- As part of a publicity leaflet Reading Interfaith Group adopt a logo described as “ title enclosed in a circle made up of infinity signs”(lines)

The Mayor declines to be a patron as he is already half way through his term of office.