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At the YIIP Grade 10 Camp last year, the South African Faith Communities Environmental Institute (SAFCEI) held an afternoon workshop, introducing the learners to the wonderful and important work they are doing in Cape Town, South Africa and on the African continent. The SAFCEI facilitators were Afikile Ndude and Mishkah Moerat who are both inspiring ambassadors of this work and passionate about bringing it young people.
The launch of prof Aslam Fataar’s book, “Prophet Muhammad at 1500” was a mind blower.
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The New Testament Gospels give account of Jesus’ life, ministry and words. In Matthew 5:9, Jesus identifies peacemakers as those who actively reconcile people with God, with themselves, and with one another. The term ‘peacemaker’ goes beyond the suggestion of avoiding conflict; rather it involves restoring relationships, promoting harmony and fostering understanding in all areas of life.
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Even the epic rains could not dampen our spirits or our resolve to be together for the annual Grade 10 Half Day Camp. This is the second year that Springfield Convent School has generously hosted us. Ideally we would have enjoyed their gorgeous campus for a Treasure Hunt, but the wild weather forced us inside.
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A Peace and Human Rights Pilgrimage took place on Robben Island, Cape Town on Mar 28, 2026. The guided walk is a collaboration between the Robben Island Museum and St George’s Cathedral. It occurred during Human Rights month in South Africa, but also amidst war and human rights abuses globally.
The CTII and our Youth Interfaith Intercultural Program were well represented. Here are some of the reflections:
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