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Awareness Foundation director to preach at St Paul's (Feb 22)

03 February 2015

The director of a charity which works to empower Christians to be a force for love and peace will preach at St Paul's this month.

The Reverend Nadim Nassar, Director of Awareness Foundation will preach at the 11.30am Sung Eucharist on Sunday 22 February.

Awareness Foundation is a Christian charity that works in the UK and internationally with Christians of all denominations, as well as different faiths, to empower all Christians to be a force of love and peace and to build understanding between the faiths.

The Foundation’s work is undertaken in four main ways:
1.   Enabling Christians to live a generous and hospitable faith, healing broken societies through building respect and understanding between the faiths.
2.   Building partnerships between people of faith through local initiatives and wide-reaching events such as lectures and discussions.
3.   Working to build understanding between the West and the Middle East.
4.   Training young people in the Middle East to be Catalysts for peace in their wider communities, guiding people on the path to peace and reconciliation.

The Foundation believe that greater understanding among religions and among peoples will ultimately defeat extremism, and help nurture an environment where people can live together in peace.