Hull and East Riding Interfaith

Hull and East Riding Interfaith HERI exists to promote good relations between people of different faiths and beliefs in our region.

Hull and East Riding Interfaith exists to promote good relations between people of different faiths and beliefs in our region. The aims of the organization are to develop mutual respect, understanding and cooperation amongst people of all faiths (and of none) in the Hull and East Riding area of Yorkshire, by

• providing a forum for dialogue between the faith communities and for the exploration of

issues relating to them;

• giving leadership with regard to raising common issues with the main public organizations and providing a collective response;

• supporting the work of the local Standing Advisory Councils for Religious Education (SACREs) in Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire.

Wishing a peaceful, safe, blessed and happy Bank Holiday weekend to all communities.❤️🌍😊
28/08/2026

Wishing a peaceful, safe, blessed and happy Bank Holiday weekend to all communities.❤️🌍😊

Our secretary Martin was pleased to attend, on behalf of HERI, the annual Slavery Remembrance Day Commemoration event la...
28/08/2026

Our secretary Martin was pleased to attend, on behalf of HERI, the annual Slavery Remembrance Day Commemoration event last week hosted by our friends at down at HACA.

'At the heart of “Lighting the Way for a Shared Future” is the belief that everyone should feel they belong.'...
28/08/2026

'At the heart of “Lighting the Way for a Shared Future” is the belief that everyone should feel they belong.'...

At the heart of “Lighting the Way for a Shared Future” is the belief that everyone should feel they belong.

Inter Faith Week brings people together. By making space for one another, communities can become more connected and more confident in their diversity.

Together, we can help light the way!

'The Festival of the Hungry Ghosts is a Buddhist and Daoist festival celebrated in China, Taiwan and their diasporas '.....
28/08/2026

'The Festival of the Hungry Ghosts is a Buddhist and Daoist festival celebrated in China, Taiwan and their diasporas '...

The Festival of the Hungry Ghosts is a Buddhist and Daoist festival celebrated in China, Taiwan and their diasporas throughout the 'ghost month', with festivities at their height today. During the festival, the gates to the afterlife are opened so ghosts and ancestral spirits may visit the living. Rituals are performed to provide food and comfort to 'hungry' spirits, particularly those without a proper resting place or descendants to honour them. Communities hold parades of decorated lanterns - often in the shapes of boats or houses - to help guide the spirits on their way.

Image Description: Text reads 'The Festival of the Hungry Ghosts. August 27th 2026.' A cartoon graphic shows a red bowl holding smoking incense sticks. The WIN logo is at the bottom of the image.

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Wishing a peaceful, safe, and blessed weekend to all communities.❤️🌍😊
21/08/2026

Wishing a peaceful, safe, and blessed weekend to all communities.❤️🌍😊

Hull Afro Caribbean Association (HACA) are inviting communities across Hull to come together for a Slavery Remembrance D...
21/08/2026

Hull Afro Caribbean Association (HACA) are inviting communities across Hull to come together for a Slavery Remembrance Day Commemoration this Saturday 22 August 2026, from 3pm to 5pm.
at the HACA Centre Gardens, 25–26 Park Street, Hull, HU2 8RR.

The event is being organised by H.A.C.A. & Partners, with support from Hull City Council, and community organisations, partners, residents and anyone who would like to show their support are warmly invited to attend.

Slavery Remembrance Day provides an opportunity to remember all those affected by slavery, acknowledge the experiences and suffering of those affected by the transatlantic slave trade, reflect on its continuing legacy and also recognise the resilience, culture and contributions of Black communities and to consider how the lessons of history can inform the choices made today and the importance of building a fairer and more inclusive future.

Just a reminder that our next coffee Wednesday meet up is tomorrow Wed. August 19th... so why not pop in anytime between...
18/08/2026

Just a reminder that our next coffee Wednesday meet up is tomorrow Wed. August 19th... so why not pop in anytime between 5.30 - 7pm at Costa, King Edward St. All regular and new faces are welcome. See you there! 😊
Please see our event post for further details.

13/08/2026

Inter Faith Week creates opportunities for people to meet, listen and learn across faiths and beliefs. Those conversations help build trust within neighbourhoods, schools and workplaces, one connection at a time.

As we continue exploring this year’s theme, Lighting the Way for a Shared Future, we’re celebrating the conversations that bring communities closer together.

Follow us as we count down to Inter Faith Week 2026.

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