Spiritually Speaking

Collaboration on making a delicious meal leads to conversations about faith between people of different faiths and cultures

During these Holy Nights of Advent, as we light candles for Hope, Peace, Joy and Love, we consider who we have been, who we are and who we ae called to be.

We are limited in our ways of thinking and understanding who and what we are. Through the use of pronouns, the Torah expands understanding of what G-d is, and that can also help us to better understand ourselves and others.

"Survivors", the play. details the holocaust, while exploring hatred, the capacity to survive and thrive, serving as a call to consciousness for our challenging present.

Each faith and spiritual path seek to define and explain how the world as we know it exists, and what our role or purpose is within that world.

On our own we can only accomplish so much, but working together as a community we strengthen one another.

By introducing spiritual virtues into our economic life, we begin to revolutionize the economic system within and change it to a humane system that meets the material needs and spiritual aspirations that God meant for everybody.

Humanomics is a word that describes a solution to the inequalities in our economic system, because a lack of humanity has been with the system since its inception

The Victoria Multifaith Society will begin its Annual Meeting with a keynote and mini-workshop by VMS Chair, Dr. John Borrows, on developing a narrative that places Indigenous history at the starting point and central to the story we tell ourselves about Canadian history.

The expectations created by constantly holding ourselves to unattainable standards of perfection often result in disappointment, disillusionment and despair. But there is a healthier way to understand this word perfection