• Preview 2012

    On the threshold of 2012 we wish all our friends world wide a happy and healthy new year. May the New Year be packed with interfaith activities in all those countries where ICCJ member organizations actively are engaged in interreligious dialogue. The International Council of Christians and Jews certainly will have its share in all this. To get a taste of all what is going to happen, please have a look at a preview of the planned 2012 activities.


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    ICCJ International Abrahamic Forum

    During 11-12 December, the Steering Committee of our Abrahamic Forum held its first meeting at the Martin Buber House in Heppenheim. Three members of the committee - one Muslim, one Christian and one Jew- were asked to prepare 20-minute presentations on why each considers trialogue to be important, before discussion of each paper by the rest of the steering committee.


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    Merry Christmas - Seasons Greetings

    It isn’t so often when Chanukah and Christmas (or, at least, the Western Christmas) come together. Of course, Christmas is a major Christian celebration, while Chanukah, for Jews, is a minor festival. Still, the two share something important in coming, as they do in the Northern hemisphere, around the time of the winter solstice. In both of our traditions, we are celebrating the triumph of light over darkness.


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    Bi- and/or Trilateral Dialogue

    This “Letter of the President” is published on the ICCJ Open Forum. Please, share with us on the Open Forum your views, remarks, questions etc.


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    Selected Recent Books in Jewish-Christian Relations

    Recently some important books were published in the United States of America. The authors of which all are, one way or another connected to ICCJ. Dr. Adam Gregerman, Institute for Christian & Jewish Studies, Baltimore, MD, announces three of them.


  • New ICCJ Educational Guide

    ICCJ is proud to present the first installment of a brand new educational guide to ICCJ’s ‘Twelve Points of Berlin’. During the 2009 ICCJ conference in Berlin, co-hosted by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation, the document ‘A Time for Recommitment’ was presented.


  • Letter of the President

    Dear friends:Since the Jewish festival season, I feel that life has been like a whirlwind for me. I would like to share with you a few experiences and observations:


  • Thought for the Day

    The following is a transcript of the “Thought for the Day” broadcast of November 14 by the Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks delivered on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme to mark the 70th anniversary of the formation of The Council of Christians and Jews.


  • Chief Rabbi Sacks: Thought for the Day

    The following is a transcript of this morning’s Thought for the Day broadcast by the Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks delivered on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme to mark the 70th anniversary of the formation of The Council of Christians and Jews.


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    ‘Bridges’ and other events

    It is our pleasure to keep you informed on events and publications initiated by ICCJ member organizations. This time we are honored to draw your attention to a new book ‘Bridges’ and to the activities of our Australian colleagues.


  • Bratislava Lecture Dr. Weissman

    Earlier this year ICCJ President Dr. Deborah Weissman gave a lecture in Bratislava. Venue for this meeting was the Slovak National Museum. The text of this lecture is available on the website of our Austrian colleagues.


  • Welcome Francesca Frazer.

    Out of twelve applicants for the free lance position to assist the Steering Committee of ICCJ’s trilateral Abrahamic Forum, Francesca Frazer (Manchester, UK) was chosen. It is ICCJ’s great pleasure to announce her appointment as our Project Coordinator.