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The event aims to build on the similarities amongst all faiths today, and work together to encourage empowerment in today’s society. The afternoon will feature leading professionals, along with well-known theatre actors all with the common aim of developing ones self through stories from different faiths.
Date and time: Sunday 23rd November 2014 2.00pm – 4.00pm
Programme: Speeches, Theatre, Refreshments
Venue: KSIMC of London, Wood Lane, Stanmore Middlesex HA7 4LQ
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