Various faiths gathered at the Voice FM kitchen to discuss their religions and celebrate each other's favourite meals.
The aromas of wonderful food filled their air as residents of Southampton gathered at the Voocie FM kitchen to cook each other meals and dicover more about each other's religions.
Meal 1 & 2
An Ocra was made by Tahira (Muslim), Onion Bhaji or Pakora by Nagina (born again Christain) and Chapatis or Roti by Poona (Sikh)
Meal 3 & 4
A Chicken Biryani was made by Pritti and Victoria cooked Jollof Rice, Chicken and Plantain
Meal 5
Charmaine cooked Chakalaka and told us about ATR (African Traditional Religion)
About this Event
Inter Faith Week is co-coordinated by the Faith & Belief Forum, United Religions Initiative UK and the National Steering Group for Inter Faith Week, with support from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) and Florence Eshalomi MP, Minister for Homelessness, Democracy, Communities and Faith.
As the official launch partner, Nishkam Civic Association celebrates the role that faith and belief communities play in building connected, resilient societies. Guided by compassion, service, equality and respect, we look forward to exploring how shared values can strengthen our communities.
The audio was recorded by Xan Phillips, station manager and presenter of Your Green Breakfast
Voice FM were grateful for the micro grant they received for this meal project from the Communities and Inter Faith Week organisation
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