Inter-Faith Dialogue
Emerald Hills Institute thought of the talk series as a venue to cultivate friendship and strengthen civic dialogue among the many civil communities.
The speakers of the talk series include prominent government, elected, corporate and media officials, religious leaders, academics, diplomats, and other civic leaders and they will share their viewpoints and experiences on important issues facing our local communities.
These talk series provide information on important public, intercultural issues and help to build ever-lasting and strong relationships among the diverse ethnic communities in the west coast of USA.
We were pleased to go to our dear friend Rev. Pat Hart’s church to share...
Prayer service at a Daybreak LDS ward for peace and unity in the Middle East...
On December 17, EHI officials hosted Al Maida Youth group and the leaders in their...
On December 15, Emerald Hills Institute officials attended Salt Lake Interfaith Roundtable (SLIR) monthly meeting...
Emerald Hills Institute officials hosted the LDS Luncheon at its new location in Cottonwood Heights....
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.
We would like your feedback regarding our EHI events and what our community would like...
On Saturday February 3, Emerald Hills Institute hosted a Salt Lake Interfaith Roundtable event at...
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On September 28th, Emerald Hills Institute was proud to host a training helping local communities...