Links to International Dialogue Fora

Christian Muslim Forum - England
In 2006 a Christian-Muslim dialogue forum was established in England. The main task for this forum is  "to explore ways in which Christians and Muslims can contribute together for the greater good of our whole community." Read more.

Interreligious Dialogue. The website of the Journal of Inter-Religious Dialogue.
The Journal of Inter-Religious Dialogue is a forum for academic, social, and timely issues affecting religious communities around the world. It is designed to increase the quality and frequency of interchanges between religious groups and their leaders. The Journal seeks to build an inter-religious community of scholars, in which people of different traditions learn from one another and work together for the common good. Visit . 

Religions for Peace. European Council for Religious Leaders
"The European Council of Religious Leaders is one of five regional Interreligious Councils  (IRCs) within the Religions for Peace network. The European Council of Religious Leaders brings together senior religious leaders from Europe’s historical religions: Judaism, Christianity and Islam together with Buddhists, Hindus, Sikhs and Zoroastrians. The Council was founded in Oslo in 2002. The Council is funded by its members and has received project support from The Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Religions for Peace is a network of national and regional Interreligious Councils (IRC) connected through an international World Council and Secretariat, based in New York. The global organisation brings together 70 national and 5 regional IRCs. Through these IRCs Mosques, Synagogues, Churches, Temples and Gudwaras form a network that enables them to mobilise and use their shared potential as religious communities for Reconciliation and Peace." Read more.

World Council of Churches Interreligious relations & dialogue
Here is a large amount of information about interreligious dialogue. Read more.

Links to Christian-Muslim and Interreligious Dialogue, internationally
A wide collection of links to dialogue fora and initiatives divided into sections according to geography, and divided between Christian-Muslim dialogue and interfaith dialogue. Read more.