Tuesday 1 February, 2011
Sheffield Faiths Forum is looking for faith members with good links within their communities, who want to bring the positive expertise, perspectives and experience of faith communities into decision making, planning and delivery in Sheffield. See flyer attached
An application pack can be downloaded by clicking on
Get Involved on the main menu.
Friday 28 January, 2011
To hear about the work of the Faiths Forum over the last 12 months come along to Sheffield Faiths Forum Annual Review, 3 March 2011 at Sheffield Town Hall.
There will be displays, case studies, reports on local areas and there will be the opportunity to meet and talk to people of different faith communities from across the city.
Friday 28 January, 2011
This is a **FREE **course for members of faith communities,and others who want to become more involved in shaping the future of the City.
The course will take place over 6 sessions from 2 March - 6 April 2011, 6.30pm - 8.30pm
To book your place complete the online booking form (see Event Booking Form) or download the booking form in the attached course leaflet.
Thursday 20 January, 2011
Over the past 3 years Sheffield Faiths Forum has identified and engaged with over 400 faith communities and organisations across the city. This report outlines the valuable work the Forum has achieved in bringing together different faiths to enable them to work together in new and significant ways; and to contribute and engage with the statutory, voluntary and local agencies.
Monday 9 August, 2010
The conference gave the opportunity to experience and reflect upon different ways of helping children and young people on their spiritual journey through life. Part of Spiritual England’s national campaign to bring stillness, peace and wonder into children’s lives at a time when concerns about their well-being are at an all time high.
Monday 9 August, 2010
“Teaching Children with Special Educational Needs
A Conference for Madrassah and Community Lay-teachers.
Held: 9.00 am to 12.40 pm
Pakistan Muslim Centre
Woodburn Road
Sheffield S9 3LQ
The conference covered:
* Introduction to Autism Spectrum
* Promoting Positive Behaviour
Monday 9 August, 2010
The Faith Community Development course was run on 23 June 2010 for 6 weeks.
Aimed at faith leaders, workers and volunteers and building on the successful NIACE programme developed to enhance capacity of faith & community organisations the course covered the following:
Themes
* Equality & Diversity
* Faith & Culture
* Leadership
* Community Development
Thursday 24 June, 2010
This series of FREE courses was organised by Sheffield Faiths Forum and OFFER and ran for 8 sessions from 28 January to 18 March 2010.
The courses were aimed at members of faith communities and anyone who wanted to become more informed about the decision making structures in the city and also who wanted to be more involved with shaping the future development of the city.
Wednesday 23 June, 2010
A one day conference was held on 20 January 2010 hosted by Sheffield Faiths Forum and SHEBEEN (Sheffield Black & Ethnic Minority Environmental Network) to discuss and explore the contribution of different faith communities to the issue of climate change.
The conference was attended by members of local faith groups and environmental organisations. Workshops were held throughout the day.
Tuesday 1 June, 2010
SHEFFIELD FAITHS FORUM WILL BE MOVING OFFICES FROM 1 JUNE 2010
The website will be updated and re-launched at the end of June 2010.
Thursday 25 March, 2010
Images from the 2010 Annual Review
Monday 22 February, 2010
Faiths Together events held in Sharrow, Nether Edge & Broomhall in February 2010.
Monday 25 January, 2010
Images from the Usmania & Highfield Trinity event
Tuesday 29 July, 2008
It has been a busy week for announcements from the Department of Communities and Local Government on faith and inter faith policy.
Friday 6 June, 2008
Sheffield Faiths Forum is one of a number of partners helping to develop a Community Cohesion Strategy and Action Plan for the city. The Faiths Forum is keen to help individual faith groups and organisations take part in this process and highlight the ongoing work that faith groups across the city are involved in which helps to make Sheffield a more cohesive place to live.
Friday 25 April, 2008
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Friday 25 April, 2008
Information provided by Faith Based Regeneration Network:
Tuesday 4 March, 2008
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p>Following 4 months of research, community consultant Ann Hindley has produced a report on the findings of the audit of faith related community activity which the Faiths Forum commissioned in October 2007.
Monday 4 February, 2008
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p>Since November 2007, Sheffield Faiths Forum has been involved in piloting a Continuing Professional Development course for Faith Leaders and Workers in Sheffield. This has been co-ordinated nationally by the National Institute for Adult Continuing Education.
