Friends of the Poor Walk
The St. Vincent de Paul Society, Reno District Council, is hosting a walk-a-thon on Saturday, September 27, from 9am – 11am at Bishop Manogue Catholic High School, 110 Bishop Manogue Drive, Reno, NV 89511. 1/4 mile is the minimum walking goal (1 lap of their running track) for participants. Learn more and register as a walker, donor or sponsor on line at https://99pledges.com/fund/fun walk.
Interfaith Common Grounds
9:00AM @ COFFEE and COMICS 9:00am @ COFFEE and COMICS
We gather on the first Tuesday of the month at 9:00am to have a cup of beverage and make connections. An interesting and insightful question will be shared. Diverse viewpoints will be represented. The meeting last about one hour. We are currently meeting at Coffee and Comics on Moana Ln.
Please come and participate at 9:00am on the first Tuesday of the month.
TEMPLE SINAI INTERFAITH POTLUCK – SUKKOT 2025
A Celebration of Sukkot (the fall harvest season)
Join in friendship and community at our 3RD ANNUAL INTERFAITH POTLUCK GATHERING
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9TH, 5:30-7:30 PM at Temple Sinai Reno (3405 Gullin Road, Reno)
VEGETARIAN DISHES, ONLY (cheese and eggs ok).
RSVP to Events@SinaiReno.org by October 2nd.
Please include # of attendees and their names, and the vegetarian dish contribution based upon the last name of the donor:
A-F appetizers and/or salads. G-M main dish. N-Z: Desserts.
Seating is limited to 60.
Hosted by Temple Sinai, Reno, Nevada.
3405 Gullin Road, Reno
Interfaith Common Grounds
We gather on the first Tuesday of the month to have a cup of beverage and make connections. An interesting and insightful question will be shared. Please come and see. Our friend Nancy Cecil will guide the group.
NIA – Interfaith Luncheon – VA Medical Center
Please join us for our Nevada Interfaith Association’s Bi-Annual Luncheon, Monday, January 8, 2024, at 11:30 a.m. It will be hosted by Chaplains at the Veteran’s Administration Medical Center, 975 Kirman Avenue, Reno, NV 89502
Twice a year, the NIA hosts a luncheon for those members of a religious organization and for those in non-profit organizations who also serve the community. The goal is to share information about what is happening in their respective areas and to promote the event for support if needed. Guest speakers offer insights and participants share what’s going on in their community. It is an opportunity to make friends and to build camaraderie as we understand our differences but respect what we have in common and aim to support one another in exercising our religious freedom.