TORONTO, ON – Canada’s most multicultural campus will host a musical celebration featuring performances from various faith-based groups on Wednesday, February 24 at 7:15 p.m.
Musical talent from the University of Toronto’s highly diverse student body – including ensembles from the Muslim, Jewish, Christian, First Nations and Hindu faiths – will perform with the goal of raising money to eradicate malaria.
“These students are a model of how religious communities can work together for a common good,” says Richard Chambers, director of the Multi-Faith Centre. “They’re building on shared values – like the desire to help others in need – to create truly harmonious results.”
EVENT DETAILS:
WHAT: Sounds of the Soul: An Evening of Multi-Faith Music (featuring music by the Bhakti Yoga Club, First Nations House, Ismaili Youth Choir, Mutamba Rainos, Varsity Jews and UofT Gospel Choir)
WHERE: Great Hall, Hart House, 7 Hart House Circle, University of Toronto
WHEN: Wednesday, February 24 at 7:15 p.m.
via An evening of multi-faith music at U of T – University of Toronto — News@UofT.
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