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IM Houston's Interfaith Network Builds Bridges of Understanding

Launched in May 2025, the Interfaith Network, made up of faith leaders and community representatives, began meeting quarterly. In August 2025 the group met at the Zoroastrian Association of Houston.

The Interfaith Network builds bridges of understanding

Attendees learned about one of the world’s oldest living religions and visited the only Zoroastrian temple in the Western Hemisphere, home to an eternal flame where the faith’s highest rituals are performed.

The Interfaith Network brings together organizations to foster mutual understanding, education and respect among diverse faith traditions. By amplifying faith-centered events, the Network deepens engagement across our community. Through support, sponsorship and participation, members strengthen solidarity and create a community rooted in compassion and collective impact.

What the Network sets out to do

Create connections across faith and interfaith agencies in Greater Houston that share a mission of promoting faith-centered education and understanding.

Facilitate collaboration among network partners to align and amplify faith-centered events, creating new avenues for interfaith engagement.

Increase support for one another by promoting, sponsoring and attending the events of other Network members.

Launch the inaugural Festival of Faiths in coordination with the Ismaili Center Houston for fall 2026.

Working together allows members to reach more people, strengthen events and build friendships across traditions, celebrating holidays, sharing stories and standing together in times of need.

Looking ahead

The Network holds gatherings hosted by community partners, featuring program updates, networking and a highlight of the host faith tradition’s beliefs and worship space.

Join the Network

Meetings are open to staff, clergy, lay leaders and volunteers from faith-based organizations.

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