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Our world is increasingly diverse—diversity which can be frightening. Our quality of life improves when we feel safe and comfortable in our own communities. Getting to know and better understand our neighbors from different cultures and faith traditions allows us to experience a greater sense of security, comfort, and unity in our lives.

The Interfaith Center for Racial Justice (ICRJ) has been working for four decades to build bridges of understanding among people of different cultures and faith traditions. Join us in this important
venture, whether through attendance at our signature event: our annual MLK Holiday Celebration of Macomb County, participation in our unique Listen, Learn, & Live (LLL) programming, involvement in our Interfaith Breakfast Seminar, support of our LLL Summer Camp for Teenagers and Forums on Diversity segments, and/or by joining our organization as a member or volunteer. Together we can build a more cohesive community, a stronger region, and a better world for all.
 
 
 
     
 

2012 MLK Silver Anniversary Holiday Celebration
January 16, 2012 • 6:30 p.m. • The Royalty House • 8201 Old 13 Mile Rd. • Warren, MI  48093
 
 
 
 
Click the link above to relive this exciting, historic event!  Preview photos of the 2012 MLK Silver Anniversary Holiday Celebration with special thanks to Volunteer Photographers for their outstanding work in capturing the evening's activities!
 
 
  ICRJ helps the working poor - Below, HOPE Center photo of donations received at our MLK Kick-Off event on October 27th, 2011.

        

 
 
 
     
 

 
   
The Warren Weekly - Focus on 'wheels of freedom' at MLK dinner
   
The Macomb Daily - Winning King day art entry by Chippewa Valley student merges past, present and future
   
The Macomb Daily - 'The Rev.' discovered his calling during 1961’s Freedom Ride
   
ICRJ VIDEO - Keeping the Wheels of Freedom Moving Forward

  ICRJ's Annual MLK Celebration - Photos From Past Events
 
"Keeping the Wheels of Freedom
Moving Forward"

Congratulations to Our Art Project/Contest
WINNERS:

 
1st Place:    Dayvonta' Howard

2nd Place:   Jessica Sharkey

3trd Place:   Gianna Dilisio

Click here for more information and photos of the 1st, 2nd & 3rd place entries.

Slideshow: View All Contest Entries

 

 
 
       
 

Upcoming Schedule of Events:

2012 "Listen, Learn, & Live" Schedule
What LLL Is All About
 
 
 
Beginning in February (Black History Month)

Black/White Christian Clergy Exchange

February 2012
Three Black Christian and three White Christian pastors will partner with one another to host and travel to the other's congregation with members of their choir and congregation. The traveling pastor will preach at the other's church during the host congregation's regular worship time(s). Following worship, members from the two congregations will gather for food and fellowship. Outside visitors are wlcome to attend any exchange. LLL Registration is NOT required. Notifying the ICRJ is welcomed.

Evening Sessions:
Wednesdays, March 14, 21, 28 & April 4

Jews and Judaism

March 2012
Host Congregation/Location:
Greater Morning Star Missionary Baptist Church
87 Robertson, Mt. Clemens, 48043 - 586-463-0451

Partner Congregation:
Beth Tephilath Moses

Site Visit: Saturday, March 31 to Beth Tephilath Moses
146 South Avenue, Mt. Clemens, 48043 - 586-468-2573

Evening sessions:
Tuesdays, April 10, 17, 24 & May 1


Islam and Muslims

April 2012
Host Congregation/Location:
St. Francis-St. Maximilian Catholic Church
62811 New Haven Road, Ray Twp. 48096 - 586-598-3314

Partner Congregation:
Islamic Organization of North America (IONA)

Site Visit: Friday afternoon, April 27 to IONA
28630 Ryan Road, Warren 48092 - 586-558-6900

Evening Sessions:
Mondays, May 7 and May 21 at Celtic Cross
and May 14 and June 4 at IONA

The Indian Community and Hindus

May 2012
Host Congregations/Locations:
• Celtic Cross Presbyterian:
11451 W. 10 Mile Road, Warren 48089
• IONA:
28630 Ryan Road, Warren 48092

Partner Congregation:
The Bharatiya Temple of Metropolitan Detroit

Site Visit: Sunday May 20 to Bharatiya Temple
6850 N. Adams Road, Troy 48098 - 248-879-2552

Evening Sessions:
Tuesdays, June 5, 12, 19 & 26


The Hmong Community

June 2012
Host Congregation/Location:
St. Mark Catholic Parish
4401 Bart Avenue, Warren, 48091 - 586-759-3026

Partner Congregation: TBA



 
 
     
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