Definition of interfaith
: involving persons of different religious faiths
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The city has recruited more minorities into its police force, convened interfaith groups, and commissioned a diversity and inclusion study for its recreational services.
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But under Oregon law, they are allowed on city sidewalks and streets outside the plaza, across the street from where Muslim, interfaith, LGBTQ, anti-fascist and other groups will be staging rallies in opposition.
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The interfaith hub will host dance teams, worship bands and a drum circle.
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Among those taking part was Naima Malik, a member of the interfaith committee at the American Muslim Community Centers.
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After the Pulse shooting, Washington area houses of worship held an interfaith vigil.
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The Rev. Marian Hale, an interfaith minister, officiated.
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First Known Use of interfaith
1932
INTERFAITH Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of interfaith for English Language Learners
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: involving people of different religions
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