Welcome to Interfaith Prayer Service International!
Interfaith Prayer Service International provides a special occasion to pray for peace, cherish our loved ones, reflect upon the interconnectedness of all beings, and to uplift our hearts and minds in a safe environment for all. We bring together different faith communities in the spirit of harmony and growing appreciation, while nurturing confidence on the universal power of love and unity for all.
The Interfaith Prayer Service, now in our 10th year of providing monthly services!
We meet in Eugene on the 11th of every month at the
Main Sanctuary, 1166 Oak Street, Eugene, Oregon
(this is the First Christian Church building)
6:45 p.m. prelude
7:00 to 8:00 p.m. service
Followed by fellowship
Bring your family and friends!
FREE CHILDCARE is now available at all services!
(Scroll down for more details about our next program.)
Join us...
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
“Spiritual Transformation into Peace of Mind”
(tentative program as of 1/4/12)
Musical Prelude: Janet Naylor playing the harp
Opening: Alan Brandenfels, Interfaith Prayer Service board member
Baha’i: Karl Weaver, a reading
Center for Spiritual Growth - Eugene: Song “The Jeweled Inner Life” from Essential Rumi, Shelley Dill, Carolyn Jenkins and Julie Acevedo with Bethel Evans on flute and piano by Ali Heyer
Christian - First Christian Church: Alan Brandenfels, Meditation and Silent Meditation
Eugene Sikh Dharma: Shabd Singh Khalsa, chant
Hindu: Bhakti Simpson, “Meditation: “Santmat: Way of the Saints and Sages”
Jewish - Temple Beth Israel: Barry Nobel, “Three Questions for the Rabbis”
Closing: Kit Frisinger, Interfaith Prayer Service board member
Postlude: Dances of Universal Peace, an international interfaith practice
Bring your family and friends! ~ Childcare is now available at all services.
Our Interfaith Services are a diversity of expression with a simplicity of purpose. This is not dogma or entertainment, it is a coming together of individuals and faith traditions to pray together and to come to a deeper knowing of one another.
- A member of the IPSI Board
Click Here to read Siri Kaur Khalsa's Heart To Heart column "Interfaith Services Seek Harmony and Hope" in the Register-Guard's Sept. 3, 2011 edition.
Click Here to read the April 19, 2010 Register-Guard GUEST VIEWPOINT: "Eugene’s unique interfaith prayer service needs support"
