The Dialog Forum

Upcoming Events

Noah's Pudding Day

Christ Community Church of State College - map
Sunday, February 22nd
12:15pm - 1:15 pm

State College Presbyterian Church - map
Sunday, March 1st
10:00am - 11:00am

Lunchtime Discussions on
Judaism and Islam

Thursday, February 17th
12:15pm - 1:15 pm
Penn State Spiritual Center
Garden Room

 

Noah's Pudding Day

Penn State Dialog Forum organizing a series of events in State College area to introduce a Turkish tradition of Ashure Day. In remembrance of Prophet Noah's and the believers' deliverance from the flood, volunteer members of Penn State Dialog Forum will serve 1000 cups of delicious Ashure (Noah's Pudding) during the month of February in the Centre County Area.

Noah's Pudding Celebration in the News:

Centre Daily Times

The Daily Collegian

 

Our upcoming Noah's Pudding Day events are listed below:

Christ Community Church of State College - map
Sunday, February 22nd
12:15pm - 1:15 pm

State College Presbyterian Church - map
Sunday, March 1st
10:00am - 11:00am

If you would like to organize a similar event at your church or organization, please let us know by signing up using the link below. For more information on this activity you may contact Frank Ayata at (717) 333-5706.

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Cross Cultural Cooking Class

We are currently looking for volunteers to come volunteer and teach us at one of our Cross Cultural Cooking Classes. Please let us know any suggestions for food, for volunteers to cook, or to volunteer yourself.

Cooking Class Suggestion Box

 

Lunchtime Discussions on Judaism and Islam

Date: Thursday, March 3
Location: Garden Room, Pasquerilla Spiritual Center
Time: 12:15 pm - 1:15 pm

The Dialog Forum has been organizing a series of Lunchtime discussions on Judaism and Islam.

The next lunchtime discussion will be on Thursday, February 17th between 12:15 noon-1:15 pm in Garden Room, Pasquerilla Spiritual Center.

The Discussion will be on selected passages of the following books: "Children of Abraham: An Introduction to Judaism for Muslims" by Reuven Firestone and "What's Right with Islam : A New Vision for Muslims and the West" by Feisal Abdul Rauf. The moderator is Dr. Stephen Feldstein.

Come, learn and share ideas about Judaism, Islam and their similarities.
Refreshments will be provided.