1991

Wednesday 16th January- Festival of Lights.

8th February- At a meeting organized at the Civic Centre with the Community Relations officer and Reading Council for Racial Equality, to discuss war in the gulf, no body there had heard of the Reading Interfaith Group!

25th February- Publicly leaflets are organized. It was agreed the phrase “paths to God” be changed to "spiritual paths." Leaflets are to be made available in libraries, teachers centres and teachers meetings.

Sunday 18th May- Visit to Jain centre at Leicester and Islamic Foundation at the Markfield Centre.

3rd March- Meeting at Reading Synagogue to celebrate Purim.

Monday 29th April-"An Ecumenical approach to Easter" is held at St William of York. Rev. Hugh Ellis provides the Anglican contribution.

Saturday 18th May- Summer outing to Leicester (or 22nd) Reading Interfaith Group visit the Jain temple followed by the Islamic foundation. Although "Impressions were shared of the beautiful Indian craftsmanship which had been seen in the Jain Temple and the educational nature of the relaxed afternoon at the Islamic Foundation.” this trip ran at a financial loss. It was agreed that any future outing would be cancelled if there are insufficient numbers to break even.

9th June- Summer picnic at The Abbey, Sutton Courtney.

24th June- Members of Reading Interfaith Group attend a talk given by Indarjit Singh, editor of the Sikh Messenger and a broadcaster on Radio 4's thought for the day at Park United Reform Church.

5th July-The Mayor of Reading Robert Dimmock agrees to be a patron of Reading Interfaith Group.

Sunday 6th October- Reading Interfaith Group hold a workshop on "Growing up in a Faith Community" at St Mary’s House.

24th October- United Nations Day celebration at Friends Meeting House on a theme "Youths and their Faiths." attended by the mayor.

Tuesday 12th November- Music and dance from children of the Gurukula (school) of Iskcon. (international school of Krishna Consciousness)