Interfaith Community Initiatives: Many Faiths, One Community
To promote community cohesion through faith dialogue and cooperation among individuals of different beliefs, the Hastings Interfaith Forum aims to foster understanding and unity.
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IN JANUARY 2026, THERE WILL BE AN IMPORTANT MEETING. DO PLEASE ATTEND - AS THE FUTURE OF THE FORUM WILL BE DECIDED, BY THE MEMBERS. YOUR VOICE MATTERS - YOUR VOTE COUNTS.
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OUR anNUAL gENERAL mEETING
was held on 7-9pm -Tues 2nd Dec
We were delighted to welcome this year a fascinating speaker Mr Harvey Gillman who comes to us with a Quaker and Jewish background but now worships as an Anglican Christian in St Leonards. He was a riveting speaker and reminded us deeply, about the essence of our Forum.
See our 2024 programme below
Our Team
programme for 2025
Our History
We have a Board of Trustees to manage the charity and agree on our activities, which promote community cohesion and encourage faith dialogue. They are drawn from a wide variety of local faiths and faith groups, contributing to the Hastings Interfaith Forum (see About Us for more information).
Our History
programme for 2025
Our History
The Hastings Interfaith Forum was founded in Hastings in 2007 and became registered charity Number 1144837 in 2011. In 2020, it changed its name to Hastings and Rother Interfaith Forum to better promote community cohesion through faith dialogue, as the special and monthly programmes are primarily divided between Hastings and Bexhill.
programme for 2025
programme for 2025
programme for 2025
November 15th Saturday 2-5pm
Join us for the Interfaith Week performances and presentations at St Johns Church Hall, 53, Brittany Rd, TN38 0RD, as we promote community cohesion through engaging faith dialogue.
December 2nd Tues 7-9pm
Don't miss our guest speaker, Harvey Gillman, at the 2025 AGM for the Hastings Interfaith Forum, held at Hastings Unitarian Church, South Terrace, TN34 1SA.