06th Jan2010

Patheos “Faith on Campus” Video Contest Selmanovic a Guest Judge

by FaithHouseManhattan

Patheos has launched a “Faith on Campus” video contest where students 18 and older are encouraged to send in their individual perspectives on religion and describe their faith via video for one of three identified video categories for a chance at winning $2,500.

Patheos has partnered with Faith House and On Faith, an online feature from The Washington Post and Newsweek, to promote the contest, which runs through April 15. During that time, students can submit videos to the Patheos micro-site www.faithoncampus.patheos.com.

ABOUT THE CONTEST
Patheos invites you to submit a video entry about your faith. Videos must fall into one of these three categories:

  • “Why I Am A _______ ” (Christian, Jew, Muslim, Atheist, etc.)
  • 
”How I Live My Faith On Campus”
  • 
”Rituals & Practices Of My Faith.”

PRIZE
The Grand Prize winner will receive a $2,500 prize while the finalist in each of the categories receives a $1,000 prize. There is also an audience favorite that is awarded to the video entry that gets the most votes from the public. In addition, the contest winners will be awarded a copy of Samir Selmanovic’s book, It’s Really All About God.

JUDGES
A panel of guest judges from the media and different faiths will select the Grand Prize Winner. Any person can vote for on their favorite entries to determine finalists. The 20 entries to receive the highest number of votes enter the final round.

Craig Detweiler  Author/filmmaker, Pepperdine University
William A. Graham  Dean, Harvard Divinity School
Brad Hirschfield  Rabbi, Author, Blogger, Radio Host
Lisa Miller  Religion Editor, Newsweek
Eboo Patel  Founder & Exec. Director, Interfaith Youth Core
Sally Quinn  Co-Founder, Washington Post‘s On Faith
Samir Selmanovic Author, Founder, Faith House Manhattan

SCHEDULE

Submission Period
Nov 12 through Apr 15
First Round (public voting)
Nov 12 through Apr 15
Second Round (guest judge voting)
Apr 16 through Apr 23
Winners Announced
On or about May 15

Submit your video at faithoncampus.patheos.com and start promoting your entry on Facebook and Twitter to increase your chances to win. Select videos will be featured on Patheos.com and Washington Post’s Divine Impulse Video network.

ABOUT PATHEOS
Founded in 2008, Patheos.com is the premier online destination to
engage in the global dialogue about religion and spirituality and to
explore and experience the world’s beliefs. Patheos is unlike any other
online religious and spiritual site and is designed to serve as a
resource for those looking to learn more about different belief
systems, as well as participate in productive, moderated discussions on
some of today’s most talked about and debated topics.

06th Jan2010

LIVING ROOM Your Ethical Legacy: Different Faiths, Shared Values

by FaithHouseManhattan


Wednesday
January 27, 2009

6 pm Doors
7 pm Program

Intersections
274 5th Ave

Btwn 29th and 30th Sts
New York, NY 10001

With Joshua Stanton

“Ethical Wills” are not written by a lawyer and have nothing to
do with your material possessions. Instead, they are your ethical
legacies, detailing the values and experiences you would like to pass
on to your family and closest friends. Learn about how these “love
letters to your families” evolved from an ancient Jewish tradition into
one present in all three Abrahamic religions — and experience what it
is like to record one yourself.

Joshua Stanton, a rabbinical student, co-Editor of the Journal of Inter-Religious Dialogue, and co-Director of Lessons of a Lifetime:
The Ethical Will Project, will talk about his efforts to record the
values of others through ethical wills and the remarkable potential
these documents have to bridge generational, religious, and cultural
divides.Painting of Jacob Blessings His Twelve Sons (Genesis 49) by Harry Anderson

06th Jan2010

January Serve Together: New York City Street Survey

by FaithHouseManhattan

For our January Serve together we will be joining a team of
3,000 New Yorkers for an overnight count of the NYC Homeless population.
The count is an effort of the NYC Department for Homeless Services to help determine
the homeless population in order to focus outreach work. The count
takes place in all five boroughs between 10:30-4:00 am on the night of Monday,
January 25.  While the count might not take until 4:00am, volunteers are
asked to keep the entire window open.

Please register for the event using the link below.
In order to participate with Faith House you must complete both steps.

For more information and to register please visit - https://a071-hope.nyc.gov/hope/welcome.aspx

Important Information When registering for this event on the website please fill
in the following questions as seen here:
Training Site Selection:  Hunter College – 695 Park Avenue Manhattan
(** Please note that this is a change in location from where we were originally told and had listed.  Please email Bara if you have any questions)
Assigned Group Name:   Faith House Manhattan

While we might be split into 2-3 smaller groups (depending
on the needs of the site), filling out the form in the same way gives us the
best chance of being together that night.

Please feel free to contact me with any questions.  I look forward to
serving with you on January 25. Happy New Year!

Bara Levitt
Faith House Social Justice Intern

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