Known for their unique blend of spiritual wisdom and humor, Imam Jamal Rahman, Pastor Don Mackenzie and Rabbi Ted Falcon openly address the usual taboos of interfaith dialogue — the “awkward” parts of each tradition — in order to create a more authentic conversation.

An Evening of Song and Teaching
Join all the Interfaith Amigos on Saturday, July 13, 7pm
at Seattle’s Interfaith Community Sanctuary

A message from the Interfaith Amigos:

At the end of April, Pastor Don and his wife Judy moved to Minneapolis to be closer to family. In discussing the consequences of this move, we three decided that while physical proximity has been a great blessing and a strong foundation for our friendship and work, we will be able to continue our weekly meetings via Skype, our monthly radio program on Seattle NPR with Don patched in from Minnesota Public Radio, our writing via email and phone, and our presentations in other parts of the country, with Don flying from Minneapolis, and Jamal and Ted flying from Seattle. Don plans to return to Seattle for local presentations especially when they can be grouped to minimize expenses. Ted and Jamal will be presenting some programs in the Pacific Northwest without Don.

While the future for the Interfaith Amigos will be different, we remain committed to working on the message that interfaith dialogue can bring personal and social healing to the world. And, most of all, we know that the deep connections and work that began when we were first brought together in the wake of 9/11 will continue wherever we are. We are grateful for the years together and look forward to discovering what our next adventures will be. 

Shalom, salaam, peace.

Pastor Don, Imam Jamal, Rabbi Ted 

To discuss setting up a program in your area,
please email bookings@interfaithamigos.com  

Photo: Ruth Neuwald Falcon