Interfaith

The Oxford Diocesan Committee for Inter-faith Concerns (ODCIC) was set up by the Diocese with the following aims in mind:

To be a forum in which inter-faith concerns, as they affect the Diocese, can be explored;
To keep members of the Diocese aware of other faith communities and their sensitivities;
To help parishes, deaneries and the Diocese to relate to other faith communities in an appropriate manner;
To support individuals, and local groups engaged in inter-faith dialogue.

This work involves engaging with a wide range of different groups: some lay-led, some secular, some Christian, some voluntary, some with paid staff, and many involving people of many different faiths. ODCIC, in addition to its own work, therefore seeks to keep in touch with all other inter-faith work going on throughout the three counties within the Diocese – i.e. Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire.

Interfaith Prayers from i-Church
As i-church's contribution to Interfaith Week, a collection of prayers from different faith traditions has been gathered.

Dialogue and Difference

A Christian response to “A Common Word between Us and You.”

from the Oxford Diocesan Committee for Inter-faith Concerns

Lahore Report

Wycombe Team Rector in Pakistan to ‘listen and learn’

Local vicar Revd David Picken travelled to Pakistan with former Mayor of High Wycombe, Cllr Liaquat Ali.

Relations with people of other faiths

Relations with people of other faiths are relevant both to the Church’s concern for a society and a world in which all human beings flourish and for its calling to draw people into a loving relationship with God.

Interfaith

Interfaith

A Christian response to “A Common Word between Us and You.”

Lahore Report

Wycombe Team Rector in Pakistan to ‘listen and learn’

Relations with people of other faiths

Other Churches and Faiths