The World Fellowship of Faiths (second Parliament of Religions) which held sixty sessions in Chicago last summer, will hold supplementary sessions in New York in the ball room of the Hotel New Yorker, during Peace and Good-will Week, May 12 to 19 inclusive.
“To unite the inspiration of all faiths upon the solution of man’s present problems is our purpose,” says the Rev. Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, National Vice-Chairman of the World Fellowship of Faiths.
Among the vital subjects to be discussed during Peace and Good will Week are: “How can we overcome racial and religious prejudices?”; “How can we prevent war?”; “How may man conquer fear?”; “Religions in our scientific age”; “Joy through suffering as the solution”; “The need of spirituality in international politics”; “Personal recovery,” and “Spiritual recovery administration necessary for world recovery.”
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