Religion and belief : Resources
The Scottish Government recognises the influence of all faiths in transforming and inspiring Scotland's people and culture. Look below to find resources that promote the development of interfaith relations.
The Scottish Government recognises the influence of all faiths in transforming and inspiring Scotland's people and culture. Look below to find resources that promote the development of interfaith relations.
Interfaith Scotland publications
Newsletters, publications and guides are amongst the resources produced by Interfaith Scotland.
Interfaith Glasgow has commissioned a number of research reports relating to interfaith engagement and activity in Glasgow.
Edinburgh Interfaith Association (EIFA) produce quarterly newsletters and other resources for faith communities.
A range of useful resources including toolkits and community development activities have been produced by Faith in Community Scotland.
SCoJeC provides useful resources to support all of Scotland’s Jewish communities and society’s engagement with Judaism more generally.
In March 2011, a good practice guide setting out ways in which to facilitate dialogue between people of different faiths was published.
The Faith and Belief Scotland Project, a collaborative initiative between the Scottish Government and the University of Edinburgh, focused on local authority provision for people of faith and belief in terms of Public Sector Equality Duty requirements and the perceived level of provision and inclusion by people of faith and belief. The Report was published in June 2014 and can be accessed here.
Faith and Belief Scotland has a range of publications which may be useful for people wishing to explore the relationship between religion and belief in more detail.