Northwest Suburban Interfaith Council Articles

November 2018Interfaith Thanksgiving celebration promotes love and acceptance in Buffalo Grove

November 2016Buffalo Grove Church Packed for Interfaith Service
  
November 2016Editorial: Local events that unify, not divide, are a model for America
  
June 2014Northwest Suburban Interfaith Council raises $2,500 in 5K Walk in Buffalo Grove
  
November 2005Churches, synagogues join for annual interfaith service
  
May 2003Village proud of its religious diversity
  
November 2002An interfaith celebration
  
September 2000Blaze the biggest in Buffalo Grove History
  
December 1994Interfaith council finishes Habitat for Humanity home
  
November 1992

Local Thanksgiving service open to all denominations

Celebrating Our Commonalities

The mission of the Interfaith Council is to foster understanding among those of different faiths, encourage cooperative social service efforts, and serve as an ethical and moral voice promoting the positive growth and unity of our community. This is done through open dialogue, discussion, fellowship, and collaboration to meet some of the agreed upon social needs in our suburban area. In this way, our community can break down barriers caused by the lack of knowledge about, and the fear of, other religions.