What is "Interfaith"? 
The Interfaith Network does not believe that "interfaith" means being "faith neutral." Nor does it believe that the purpose of interfaith is to create an entirely new religion.

We believe that interfaith work is about building bridges of friendship, understanding, and compassion between people of different faith traditions.
  History of the Organization 

Faith representatives gather in 1988 during an early occurence of the annual "Peace through Harmony" Thanksgiving service.

The Interfaith Network started originally as The Interfaith Council of Washington  as an informal group of people from fifteen religious traditions who organized a "Peace Through Harmony" Interfaith Service in 1986. Their purpose was to increase understanding between members of different faiths and within the larger community.

The members of this original group formally organized the Interfaith Council of WA as a registered non-profit organization in March, 1989. It changed its name to The Interfaith Network in 2009 in order to better communicate its current mission. Today, it continues to welcome individuals, as well as organizations, from all faith tradtions into its membership.

>> Learn more about the Vision, Mission, and Goals of The Interfaith Network.
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