30th Jun2011

Looking Forward! Job Posting, Women’s Circle, a Rabbi and Imam at the Wild Goose Festival, more!

by FaithHouseManhattan

Today is the last day of June and Faith House is full of news! We welcome a new member of our Board of Directors and have have just published a “flashback” from a founding Board member.  Our amazing Community Development Administrator, Faigy Abdelhak, needs to step down at the end of the summer to focus on her studies and we are accepting applications to fill this position until July 20th. Our Women’s Spirituality Circle is having its summer gathering on July 9th and art for “Under Abraham’s Tent” is due July 17th.

We are also at the end of an important mid-year fund drive. If you have not yet made a donation to Faith House this year, your gift now will mean more than ever. There are many ways to donate listed below. Thank you to all who have contributed already!

Last week, Bowie, Samir, Faith House Advisory Board member Paul Knitter, our friends Rabbi Or Rose and Imam Abdullah Antepli, and other members of the Faith House Community were part of the first Wild Goose Festival. After years of dreams and hard work, the Wild Goose Festival is now on the map of the American religious landscape! Four days of exhilarating experiences, contemplative practices, rigorous thinking, inspiring art, new friendships, and unspeakable fun for everyone have left all of us with a desire for more. Faith House Manhattan successfully curated the interfaith track of the festival, once again extending its impact beyond NYC.

Many new things are brewing and we are thankful for an auspicious start of this summer.  We have grown tremendously in the past year and give thanks for the part Faigy has played – and will continue to play in this growth through this summer.  Please spread the word about our job posting to your own communities and networks!

The hunger for understanding how to practice one’s own faith in a world of many religious paths is immense. We saw this at Wild Goose, we experience this in our Manhattan community, and hear it everywhere. Help us meet the needs of this city and world. 

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As our way of saying “Thank You!” we will be giving a digital copy of our compilation, “Faith and Food: The Cookbook,” to all donors and to all who give over $300, we will send a copy of 100 Graces: Mealtime Blessings signed by author Marcia Kelly.

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30th Jun2011

A Rabbi, Imam, and Knitter at the First Wild Goose

by FaithHouseManhattan

Bowie, Samir, and other Faith House participants
have just returned from the
very first Wild Goose Festival!

 

Read About the Interfaith Events In the News!

 

Wild Goose Day 3: mingling of faith traditions“    
The National Catholic Reporter

The Wild Goose Revival for Doubters and Jesus Victims (Like Me)
The Huffington Post

Progressive Christians Flock to Wild Goose Festival

The Associated Baptist Press

2011 Interfaith Guests

WGF Interfaith Panel

Our interfaith panel at the festival

Imam Abdullah Antepli, Muslim Chaplain at Duke University and Adjunct Faculty of Islamic Studies; Rabbi Or N. Rose, Associate Dean and Director of Interfaith and Social Justice programs at Hebrew College; and Paul Knitter, Paul Tillich Professor of Theology, World Religions and Culture at Union Theological Seminary

2011 Interfaith Events

  • “What Does God Whisper to Christians: Models of Living Passionately in a Pluralist World” With Paul Knitter and Samir Selmanovic
  • “Kabbalah Beyond the Headlines” Rabbi Or N. Rose 
  • “A Conversation with Islam” With Abudullah Antepli
  • “Walking More Than One Path: Is Religious Multiple Belonging Possible?” With Paul Knitter
  • “Going Deeper Through Inclusion: Perspectives on Religious Pluralism” With Imam Abdullah Antepli, Rabbi Or Rose, and Paul Knitter. Moderated by Bowie Snodgrass.
30th Jun2011

JOB POSTING Community Development Administrator

by FaithHouseManhattan

Please share this job posting with your communities and networks!

Applications Due: July 20, 1011

Start Date: September 1, 2011 

Faith House Manhattan, an inter-religious community that works collaboratively with congregations and other organizations at the forefront of the interfaith movement, seeks a part-time Community Development Administrator to help build our community and develop our young organization.  Must be an organized, timely administrator, who is self-motivated and proactive with strong communication and information technology skills.

The primary roles of this position include:

  • Interacting with people about the community, participation, and donations
  • Editing and distributing/posting communications, via enewsletters, mailings, and other social media outlets
  • Tracking and reporting financial data (expenses, donations, etc.)
  • Managing a web-based database of participants and donors
  • Maintaining the Faith House calendar of events and meetings
  • Responding to public inquiries (mostly through email)
  • Maintaining and expanding our website

Recommended skills include:

  • Social skills with diverse constituents
  • Tech savvy, with knowledge of Salesforce, CMS platforms like WordPress, Google AdWords and Analytics
  • Experience in social media engagement and marketing
  • Financial experience with bookkeeping and accounting
  • Strong writing abilities for blog posts, letters, and eNewsletters

This person will minimally have a bachelor’s degree with background in community development and an avid interest in faith-based communities and/or the interfaith movement.

The Community Development Administrator will attend weekly staff meetings and participate in two to three Faith House programs each month in the evenings or weekend. The person contracted for this position will work primarily from home with the ability to travel throughout Manhattan for meetings and events.

Please visit our website, www.faithhousemanhattan.org, to learn more about our community and our programs.

Job Type & Compensation: This is a part-time position that will require 50 hours per month (averaging 12 hours per week). Payment will be $1000 per month ($20 per hour). Hours and pay may increase as organization grows.

To apply for this opportunity, send a cover letter, resume, and list three references by Wednesday, July 20, 2011 to Bowie Snodgrass, Executive Director, bowie@faithhousemanhattan.org.  Interviews will be scheduled in August. Requests for additional information may also be sent to this email address.

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