Sacred Spaces, Shared Ground – Interfaith Panel Discussion

Inspired by Wolfgang Weileder’s Kiosk – an architectural sculpture made from reclaimed church pews shaped in the visual language of Islamic architecture – this interfaith panel discussion brings together voices from different faith traditions to explore what we hold in common, and what we genuinely don’t.

The conversation will move through themes of prayer, worship, sacred place, and what happens when those places change hands – taking its cue from Kiosk itself, which imagines a space where material from one religious tradition meets the iconography of another. Conversational and reflective rather than a formal debate, this is a rare opportunity to sit with the real similarities and real differences between faiths, without softening either.

45-minute panel discussion followed by 15 minutes of audience questions.

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