Many Heavens - One Earth
20 July 2008
Location: Meet outside St Ambrose
Address: North Road, Leigh Woods, Bristol BS8 3PW
Time: 2.00 pm
A walk with Bishop Declan, Farooq Siddique of Bristol Muslim Cultural Society and Bristol Orthodox Rabbi Natan Levy over the Clifton Suspension Bridge to Emmaus House.
Organised by Mary Colwell who said, “We’ll be crossing the bridge as it is symbolic of bridging the divide. Then all gather at Emmaus House for tea and refreshments and a presentation from each faith leader on their approach to the environment, followed by questions and answers.
“If people don’t want to meet for the walk at 2.00 pm, meet at Emmaus at 2.45 pm. All are welcome.
”Gardens are common to all three faiths; each has a paradise garden at the birth of humanity, so it is a very symbolic place to meet for discussions on our place in the world.”
Location: Meet outside St Ambrose
Address: North Road, Leigh Woods, Bristol BS8 3PW
Time: 2.00 pm
A walk with Bishop Declan, Farooq Siddique of Bristol Muslim Cultural Society and Bristol Orthodox Rabbi Natan Levy over the Clifton Suspension Bridge to Emmaus House.
Organised by Mary Colwell who said, “We’ll be crossing the bridge as it is symbolic of bridging the divide. Then all gather at Emmaus House for tea and refreshments and a presentation from each faith leader on their approach to the environment, followed by questions and answers.
“If people don’t want to meet for the walk at 2.00 pm, meet at Emmaus at 2.45 pm. All are welcome.
”Gardens are common to all three faiths; each has a paradise garden at the birth of humanity, so it is a very symbolic place to meet for discussions on our place in the world.”
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