2011 was full of challenges for Liverpool Community Spirit but we also had a fantastic year with our Youth Council and the development of the Hungry must be Fed course. Read our Annual Review to find out what we got up to during the year. Read More
Altar8 - For more information go to Publications Page using the menu Read More
Youth Council Meetings for the beginning of 2012 are as follows: Tuesday 31st January Conviction DVD 5.30pm-7.30pm St Clement's Church Beaumont Street Tuesday 7th February Sikh Cultural Evening TBC 5.30pm-7.30pm St Clement's Church Beaumont Street Thursday 16th February Hindu Cultural Evening 5.30-7.30pm Radha Krishna Temple Edge Lane Please contact Cressida Godding if you would like to come along! Read More
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Liverpool Community Spirit works with people of all generations from diverse faith and cultural backgrounds, including those of no faith, to promote positive and enduring community spirit in our city of Liverpool.
Liverpool Community Spirit is an inter-faith and inter-cultural, community education initiative. Drawing on the insights of Liverpool’s rich diversity of communities we promote caring and inclusive community spirit across the region.
Your comprehensive and essential guide to the faith communities of Liverpool, their beliefs, values, customs and tradition.
Faiths covered: Baha'i, Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Jewish, Muslim, Rastafarian, Sikh, Zoroastrian/Parsee
£6.00
Buy now by contacting the LCS team
The Red Gold and Green Foundation: The colours of Ethiopia, the spiritual heart of Africa and her diaspora community
The Liverbird designed by Rowse for the Queensway tunnel.
The shepherd's crook uniting our diverse communities or the 'flock'
Bottom character: Hebrew letter 'chet' at the heart of Hebrew words ‘chesed’ (loving kindness) and 'chaim' ('life’)
Top characters: Arabic numerals adding up to 99 (99 names of God/Allah)
Middle Left: Chinese character 'Ren' denoting kindness
Middle Right: Sanskrit 'Sangha' meaning community/brotherhood
