Event
Multifaith and Belief Initiatives Dinner and Dialogue Event
When
· 5:30 PM MST
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Where
Never published
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Tickets
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What the source said
Event Contact Name: Elizabeth Sink<br>Event Contact Email: Elizabeth.Sink@Colostate.edu<br>Audience: Community,Faculty,Graduate Student,Student<br>Dept / Unit / Program: Division Student Affairs<br>Link: https://multifaithandbelief.colostate.edu/get-involved/<br><br>Food For Thought and Cards for Connection will take place on alternate Thursdays in the Pawnee Grassland Room in The Foundry<br><br>Food For Thought - Free dinner and student-facilitated interfaith and belief conversation. Come develop skills in dialog and relationship-building with people who may believe differently from you. Enjoy a proselytization-free zone (no one attempts to convert anyone) where we can build community and learn from each other’s experiences. Folks of all beliefs and no beliefs are welcome.<br><br>Cards For Connection - Join us for an evening of food, conversation, and connection across diverse religious, spiritual, and secular perspectives. This guided dialogue event uses a unique three-level card system—Surface, Story, and Soul—to move naturally from lighthearted introductions to deeper reflections on different faith and belief traditions. This is a proselytizing-free and debate-free event.<br>Whether you’re curious about others’ worldviews, eager to share your own experiences, or simply looking for a welcoming community space, this event offers a chance to explore thought-provoking questions at your own pace. Small group conversations facilitated by trained students.