Includes bibliographical references.

1. Judaism and the Universe of Faiths Dan Cohn-Sherbok 2. Christianity and Tolerance Don Cupitt 3. Believing and Belonging in a Pluralist Society - Exploring Resources in Islamic Traditions Ataullah Siddiqui 4. Hinduism as 'the eternal philosophy' David A Hart 5. Cross-Cultural Dialogues with Western Fictions 'there is neither Hindu, nor Muslin', Singh nor Sikh Balbinder Singh Bhogal 6. Can our Religious Roots Provide a Route to a Harmonious World?' - A Bahai View Pamela Sutton 7. 'Not a load of Moonshine' - a Pagan Contributionto a Multi-Faith Britain Steve Rumelhart Acting it Out 8. A Diverse Universe of Values A Greek (un-) Orthodox Perspective Manos Hatzimovos 9. Is Multi-Faith Religious Education Multi-Faith Enough? Philip Knight 10. Faith for the Future - The Role of the Young in a Multi-Faith Britain Benjamin E. Kerr-shaw 11. From Handcuffs to Hands Clasped - from Christianity to Buddhism Philip Henry 12. Crossing Boundaries - a Hindu-Christian Biographical Reflection Arani Sen 13. Bridging a Divide - Passing over the Ganges David A Hart 14. What We Might Think and How We Might Act Diplomacy, Challenge and Exploration in Multi-Faith Britain Paul Weller

In the Spring of 2002, in Berby, the world's first multi-faith centre opens its doors. This is a collection of participant experiences and expectations for the future.