Cambridge University Faiths Forum

WELCOME

The newly-formed Cambridge University Faith Forum (CUFF), with various faith societies as its members, is the second university interfaith society in the country.

It aims to

promote understanding between the faith societies of Cambridge University,
encourage communication and cooperation between the faith societies
be a point of contact for faith-related issues in the University community.

NEWS

***Foods of the World***

Sunday 4th November, 1pm-4pm

Mong Hall, Sidney Sussex College

Cost: Free (donations will go to a charitable cause)

Email cuff@cusu.cam.ac.uk if you want to enter a dish.

Food is a key aspect of any major world culture, ancient or modern, and regional cuisines have developed to make the most of the natural attributes of their native climate and environment. The evolution of regional cuisines has also been substantially influenced by the belief system of their respective native cultures and the variation in these cuisines has then gone on to impact the customs and traditions up to the present day.

To share this very important aspect of culture, CUFF is running an international food fair this term. With a diverse and international membership, the range of dishes is sure to delight any taste. If you're interested in world cuisines but are unsure where to start, why not sample some traditional favourites and more modern dishes in one place, all for free.
Kosher, Halal and Vegetarian diets will be catered for.
If you fancy yourself a chef and want to help raise money for a good cause, email us at cuff@cusu.cam.ac.uk

***Scriptural Reasoning***

Monday 15th October
Monday 12th November
Monday 26th November

6pm-8pm

Michaelhouse Café (Trinity St)

Have you ever wanted to share your passion for Scripture? Scripture forms the core of many faiths and religions. Members of the Abrahamic faiths (which include Judaism, Christianity and Islam) in particular often view one another as "people of the Book". How do their scriptures relate and what can we learn from one another's teachings?

The Scriptural Reasoning series brings together believing Jews, Christians and Muslims to explore common themes in their respective scriptures.If you would like to attend or want to know more, email ses55@cam.ac.uk.

NEWSLETTER

To keep up to date with all our activties, and to find out about interesting interfaith and faith related events in Cambridge, please join our mailing list by emailing cuff@cusu.cam.ac.uk

PRAYER

Read a beautiful interfaith prayer

"My humanity is bound up in yours, for we can only be human together."
Desmond Tutu

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