March 15-21, 2010

Have you ever wanted to go on a tour to the Places of Worship within the City of Greater Dandenong but never had the chance to do this? Or wondered about what it looks like inside one of the many beautiful Places of Worship but have not known whether you could visit? The Interfaith Network, in partnership with the City of Greater Dandenong, is offering you this opportunity during Diversity Week, the 15 – 21 March in an “Open House” program. [Click here for brochure]

August 8, 2009

In August 2009, the Interfaith Network celebrated its 20th anniversary. This was an important milestone for the Network and for the wider community as the Interfaith Network of the City of Greater Dandenong is the oldest network in Australia.

May 1st 2009

In August 2009, the Interfaith Network will celebrate its 20th anniversary.  The Network formalised its beginnnings at City Hall on 21 August, 1989 where leaders of faith communities signed a Common Statement making a personal commitment to the Mayor and Councillors  of the day to work together for the promotion of harmonious relations in  Springvale's multicultural, multi-faith community.

March 8th 2009

On Sunday 8th March 2009, the Interfaith Network of the City of Greater Dandenong in partnership with the City of Greater Dandenong, held a Multi-Faith Community Gathering for a time of prayer and reflection. The gathering, held in Dandenong Park, was organised in response to the terrible bushfires which devastated many communities in Victoria in February.

October 21st 2008

The Greater Dandenong Combined Schools' Interfaith Annual Gathering was well attended on 21 October in the Springvale Town Hall with some 900 students attending with fourteen schools taking part.

October 22nd 2008

On Wednesday the 22nd of October, The Interfaith Network held its Fourteenth Annual Gathering in the Drum Theatre Dandenong. It was a great honour and pleasure to  have Cr Youhorn Chea present to receive the Common Statement.