Utah’s First Lady Abby Cox is joined by friends from the Emerald Hills Institute to talk about what Ramadan means to them, their experiences with honoring Ramadan during school, and various...
Emerald Hills Institute organized a winter clothing drive and helped with handing out food and clothing to our unhoused friends on Thanksgiving morning at Rio Grande Street. Thank you all...
Emerald Hills Institute is proud to announce the recognition of two dedicated volunteers Hulya Kablan and Zeynep Kariparduc receiving Hearts and Hands award on Utah Philanthropy Day. Utah Philanthropy Day...
Emerald youth prepared and served lunch at the Ronald McDonald House for its residents today. It was super fun day filled with joy.
We were pleased to go to our dear friend Rev. Pat Hart’s church to share Noah’s Pudding and its peaceful and unifying message.
Prayer service at a Daybreak LDS ward for peace and unity in the Middle East and all around the world.
In 2009, 9/11 was designated as a National Day of Service. To honor this day and serve as one — as one community, united in hope and goodness through service....
Emerald Hills Institute’s art class was a success. We learned about basic embroidery stitches and made new friends. Thanks so much, Kate Gales for teaching us.
A group of Utah Valley University students visited Emerald Hills Institute and learned about the work that we do.
KSL Sunday Edition – 4/9/2023 Mike Headrick talks with Rabi Alan Scott Bachman from the House of Prayer for All Peoples and the Director of Interfaith Dialogue Services at Emerald...
On December 17, EHI officials hosted Al Maida Youth group and the leaders in their new location. Al Maida is a youth-focused organization run by all ages, with the purpose...
On December 15, Emerald Hills Institute officials attended Salt Lake Interfaith Roundtable (SLIR) monthly meeting that was held at the Dean’s Hall, St Mark’s Cathedral. SLIR Chairwoman and Interfaith Director...
Emerald Hills Institute officials hosted the LDS Luncheon at its new location in Cottonwood Heights. Former South Salt Lake Stake President Sean Merchant, Salt Lake Interfaith Roundtable Board Member...
Teaching about Islamic traditions is a part of the state approved social studies curriculum. Not only will you make Muslim students feel comfortable, but this will also encourage cultural awareness, cultural sensitivity, and global citizenship to the entire class.
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On Saturday February 3, Emerald Hills Institute hosted a Salt Lake Interfaith Roundtable event at the City Library in Salt Lake – “Two Faiths, One Common Base: LDS + Islam”....