Interfaith groups from multiple universities in Utah are sponsoring a virtual panel on racial diversity and justice this week. The panel will feature Pastor Corey Hodges from the multicultural church The Point Church in Salt Lake City, Imaam Yasir Butt from Masjid Al-Noor in Salt Lake City, and Eric Richards from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint institute in Logan, according to a report from the Utah Statesman.
The Thursday panel is at 7 p.m. will be put on by Neighborly Faith, a student-run organization that looks to bridge the disconnect between Christians and Muslims, and the Veritas Forum, an interfaith dialogue group that began at Harvard University.
on February 28, 2021 at 10:00 am
Representatives from three religions in Utah will be joining together for an interfaith panel discussing racial diversity and justice on March 4.
The panel will feature Pastor Corey Hodges from the multicultural church The Point Church in Salt Lake City, Imaam Yasir Butt from Masjid Al-Noor in Salt Lake City, and Eric Richards from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint institute in Logan.
Panelists will be discussing both prepared questions and questions from the audience on the topic of racial diversity and justice.
The panel is being put on by Neighborly Faith, a student-run organization that looks to bridge the disconnect between Christians and Muslims, and the Veritas Forum, an interfaith dialogue group that began at Harvard University. The panel is also cosponsored by interfaith groups at multiple universities including Utah State University, University of Utah and Utah Valley University.