Rochester IFYC Introduction to Interfaith Youth Community
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Rochester IFYC Introduction to Interfaith Youth Community
- 1. Introduction to Rochester Interfaith Youth Community Youth of <Church name> <Month day>, 2010 by <your name, e-mail>
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- Good morning/afternoon/evening. Thank you for inviting me to your meeting to introduce the Rochester Interfaith Youth community—Rochester IFYC. My name is <name> And here is ,my e-mail if any of you want to contact me with questions later. Some of you might already be aware of our group. For you this will be a brief update on our activities and plans. If you aren’t yet aware of Rochester IFYC, the next 10 or 15 minutes will provide you a brief history of the organization and its purpose as well as an update on activities and plans.
- Safe and neutral place to learn about other religions or faith traditions, respect for established youth group events and times, not here to question or change religious beliefs , get to know youth from other backgrounds, opportunities to serve in honor of common values across religions and philosophies Reach out, reflect
- . Safe and neutral place to learn about other religions or faith traditions, respect for established youth group events and times, not here to question or change religious beliefs , get to know youth from other backgrounds, opportunities to serve as a common value across religions
- History Sorting people by physical differences is a recent invention. Discover how the development of the idea of race is closely linked to the early development of the United States. Human variation Racial and ethnic categories, which have changed over time, are human-made. We now know that human beings are more alike genetically than any other living species. Lived experience Discover that race and racism is not inside our heads, but in fact is built into our laws, traditions and institutions.
- IFYC finally took life when youth became involved. It continues to rely on youth. You have the energy to act—and impatience with talk only. You employ multiple digital tools to connect—far more proficiently than many adults. Youth have proved to be engines of change already in IFYC as in times before—Civil rights movement, anti-war movements, for example. We can see our community approaching a critical needs for mutual respect and tolerance and growing diversity and economic decline stress families and institutions. IFYC can be a structure for help youth multiply their impact in introducing positive change We have a structure to help you increase the impact Can you attend 4 meetings a year, help plan and attend 2 events a year? Imagine the world youth can make when inspired by common values to overcome cultural, religious differences. What do you think about helping IFYC? What would you like IFYC do after RACE? … . … .. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME. IF MORE QUESTIONS, your leader can get them to me, I will reply.