SIC in Action
Our journey began with a commitment to understanding one another. But as those roots grew stronger, so too did our mission. From the solid foundation of interfaith understanding, our work has branched out to embrace broader activities that shape our common future. Today, our branches extend into social engagement, community building, and ecological stewardship, reflecting our belief that local actions have global impact.
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Welcome
Welcome to our Spring Interfaith Council website. We hope you'll find it informative as well as motivating; let's do some good together. As the summer draws to an end, we are in the planning stages of several upcoming events this fall. Please mark your calendars and join us if you are able.
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“The trees act not as individuals but somehow as a collective. But what we see is the power of unity. All flourishing is mutual.”
Robin Wall Kimmerer
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Community Initiatives
Upcycle And Recycle
- Plastic bags recycling, collecting for Exxon Mobil read more in link
- Upcycle your old T shirts, made into jump ropes for kids in Africa
- Recycle your used bags and luggage for kids in the foster system.
Care Blankets
SIC has had several events where we have gathered to make fleece blankets for the homeless or for foster kids.
Spring Plants And Seeds
We encourage our members to grow native plants.
Interfaith Initiatives
Dialogue Meals
Every May we meet in various hosts’ homes to share a meal and facilitate meaningful dialogue.
Thanksgiving Service
Every year, on the Thursday before Thanksgiving, the community gathers for an interfaith Thanksgiving service at a house of worship to pray, sing, serve, and bask in an attitude of gratitude.
Interfaith Visits
Interfaith Visits are tours to various houses of worship in the greater Houston community arranged through out the year.
Day of Peace
The international Day of Peace was established in 1981 by the United Nations General Assembly. Two decades later, in 2001, the General Assembly unanimously voted to designate the day as a period of non-violence. Peace is not just a vision – it’s a call to action that each of us can answer by promoting understanding, respect, and justice in our daily lives.
Women’s Voices Book Club
Women’s Voices is an interfaith group of women
that meets once a month for discussion based
on a book they are reading
