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The Connecticut Council for Interreligious Understanding

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Grow in Understanding

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View the Recording

White Christian Privilege: Where Do We Go From Here?

Moderated by Dr. Joel N. Lohr, President of Hartford Seminary 


and featuring panelists              

The Rev. Dr. Alvan N. Johnson, Jr.

Retired Senior Pastor AME Church

 The Reverend Linda Spiers Episcopal Priest

The Episcopal Church of Connecticut 

  The Rev. Dr. Michael J. Dolan

President, Northwest Catholic High School   

Director, Interreligious Affairs

Archdiocese of Hartford 

In February, CCIU hosted an event with Dr. Khyati Y. Joshi about her book White Christian Privilege: The Illusion of Religious Equality in America. 


On June 14, we will explore some of the issues raised at that event and talk about how we can move forward toward a more equitable and respectful interfaith community. This virtual, moderated panel discussion will include a Q&A with participants.

View the Recording
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Welcome

CCIU promotes understanding and respect for all religious traditions through continuing dialogue and interaction among participants of all faiths.


We act against religious bigotry and ignorance by bringing together people of different faiths and traditions to learn more about – and stand up for – one another. 


And we invite you to join us.


The Connecticut Council for Interreligious Understanding welcomes the increasing religious diversity in our society. We recognize the need for dialogue and interaction among participants of all religions in order to promote mutual respect.


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