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The London People of Faith for Peace is a group committed to inter-faith harmony and understanding. We are people who believe in the power of religious faith to bring peace and not division. All religions are represented, either in the groups of pilgrims or in the places of worship that we visit, often in both.
This was the twenty-fourth annual pilgrimage. It is our practice to stop for prayer, conversation and refreshments at a number of different places of worship on the way.
This year the pilgrimage began in three different places designated below as CENTRAL, NORTH and WEST and you will find links to reports from various pilgrims below. The three groups met at the Zoroastrian Centre, Rayners Lane at midday.
CENTRAL
| 9.45am | London Fo Guang Temple, 84 Margaret Street. W1W 8TD |
| 11.00am | London Central Mosque, 146 Park Road, NW8 7RG |
Report and photos of the Central London visits.
NORTH
| 9.30am | Interfaith Chaplaincy, Holloway Prison, Parkhurst Road, N7 0NU |
| 10.45am | Friends of the Western Buddhist Order, 72 Holloway Road, N7 8JG |
Report and photos of the North London visits.
WEST
| 9.45am | West London Islamic Centre and Jamia Mosque, Brownlow Rd, W13 0SQ |
| 10.45am | West Ealing Hindu Centre, Arya Samaj, 69a Argyle Road, W13 0LY |
Report and photos of the West London visits.
At midday the three groups met for a joint visit and lunch prepared as ever by Sachkand Nanak Dham International and brought by them from Birmingham to Rayners Lane. We were sorry that Mr Nandra was ill and unable to organise this as he has done for many years, but he was ably replaced in the task.
| 12.30pm | Zoroastrian Centre, 440 Alexandra Avenue HA2 9TL |
AFTERNOON VISITS
| 3.00pm | Sri Lankan Muslim Cultural Centre and Mosque, HA3 5RN |
| 5.00pm | Brent Sikh Centre, 241 Stag Lane, NW9 0EF |
Report and photos of the afternoon visits.
These and other articles are in Westminster Interfaith Newsletter issue 62 – July 2009
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