Interfaith Connections reflects the Atlantic Institute’s ongoing commitment to building genuine relationships across faith communities throughout Atlanta and beyond. Through visits, guided tours, conferences, and shared meals with congregations, clergy, and community organizations of many traditions, we create space for honest conversation, mutual learning, and lasting friendship. These connections remind us that understanding grows not from similarity, but from the willingness to listen, to visit one another’s spaces, and to walk alongside our neighbors in pursuit of a more compassionate and connected community.
Past Interfaith Connections Events
Atlantic Institute welcomed Rabbi K'Vod Wieder of Congregation Beth Shalom for a warm and meaningful interfaith gathering.
Atlantic Institute gathered over lunch with faith and community leaders from across Alpharetta for fellowship and conversation.
Atlantic Institute welcomed friends from the Focolare Community for an afternoon of friendship, fellowship, and meaningful conversation.
Atlantic Institute joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for a community service afternoon, building bird boxes for the City of Milton.
The Atlantic Institute was honored to host the Southeast Dialogue Summit in Orlando, Florida, bringing together dialogue leaders, volunteers, guest speakers, and young participants.
The Atlantic Institute welcomed young adults from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for a special evening of music, art, and genuine fellowship.
Atlantic Institute visited the Archdiocese of Atlanta for a conversation with Archbishop Gregory Hartmayer and Deacon Dennis Dorner on shared values of compassion, service, and understanding.
Atlantic Institute hosted and visited friends from the Southern Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, touring their Peachtree Corners campus and deepening interfaith friendship and collaboration.
Atlantic Institute participated as a partner in the International Hizmet Conference 2026 at O.P. Jindal Global University in India, exploring the role of social movements in cultivating trust across diverse societies.
Atlantic Institute visited The William Breman Jewish Heritage Museum in Atlanta for a guided tour of its Holocaust exhibition and a conversation with survivor George Rishfeld.
Atlantic Institute joined Georgia Interfaith Power & Light's Green Team Summit, 'Let Justice Grow,' at Peachtree Road United Methodist Church, bringing together faith and environmental leaders for a more sustainable future.
Atlantic Institute participated in the Global Faith Forum at the Washington Hilton, exploring how diverse faith traditions inspire communities to be better neighbors.
Atlantic Institute exhibited at the International Religious Freedom Summit at the Washington Hilton, joining attendees from 87 countries for thoughtful dialogue on religious freedom.
Atlantic Institute joined the Multicultural and Multifaith Leadership Network for a Leadership Lunch at First Baptist Church of Cumming, building friendships and exploring new opportunities for interfaith collaboration.
