Exploring Interreligious Relations &
Interfaith Culture
This month we conclude a nearly half-year respite in TIO’s normal format to focus on half a dozen of TIO’s most prolific contributors. They have come from Anglican, Jewish, Methodist, Muslim, Pagan, and Protestant communities, each with a long history of significant interfaith engagement. This month Donald H. Frew, an Elder in the Covenant of the Goddess, a Wiccan tradition, is featured. Few in the world have been more deeply connected with the interfaith world than Don Frew, who all the while provides significant leadership in his own community, going through as many changes as any other religious tradition. Below you will find a 15-minute video where Don shares his own spiritual journey and a little about Wicca.
Next month TIO goes on vacation, and you’ll find us back with a regular issue on September 15.
Editorial
The Gift of These Voices by Paul Chaffee
Don Frew – Opening the Indigenous Door (Feb. 2015) by Paul Chaffee
Featuring Donald H. Frew…
Finding Light in the Midst of “Devil-worshippers” (Dec. 2014 and May 2015)
When Wiccans & Evangelical Christians Become Friends (Jan. 2012)
The Dark Side of the Golden Rule and Other ‘Universals’ (August 2011; July 2016)
Creating Sacred Space for All of Us (June 2004; July 2016)
When Nature Talks Back (Feb. 2015)
Wiccans, Indigenous Peoples, and the Interfaith Movement (March 2012)
“Interfaith 3.0” from the Outside (June 2012)
The Rudiments of My Neopagan Spiritual Practice (Nov. 2013)
Guidelines for Engaging in Productive Interfaith Dialogue (Sept. 2011)
Saving Pagan Lives (Feb. 2015)
This the first part (15 minutes) of a five-part interview of Don Frew about his personal spiritual journey, his tradition, Wicca, and his interfaith work. Lailoken Scathach is the interviewer.