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    Minnesota's Diversity is Our Strength

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    Pluralism is the antidote to extremism

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    Mutual learning & Religious Literacy

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    Building relationships through experience

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    We are Bridge Builders and Network Weavers! 

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The Minnesota Multifaith Network (MnMN) is the statewide network

connecting and equipping faith & interfaith leaders and organizations

working for a more just and loving world.

MnMN connects and equips Minnesotans

for multifaith learning, leadership and action.

Our two main functions are to:

MnMN connects Minnesotans by convening interfaith leaders, faith organizations and practitioners across the state


MnMN communicates opportunities and resources  for interfaith involvement and learning


Building

relationships to transform the world.

At the heart of MnMN’s mission is the understanding that society can be transformed for the common good through relationship building and the power of collective action.  It is important to understand that MnMN is not an organization but a network.  MnMN operates via a  process called “network weaving” which brings together disparate people and organizations around their interests, needs and opportunities for collaboration.  MnMN has a rich and trusted history of convening and communicating across culture and faith traditions in Minnesota.  It is this expertise and experience that provides the trust and structure necessary to facilitate relationship and community building.

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    UPCOMING MnMN EVENTS

    Film Screening and Discussion

    Join the Minnesota Council of Churches and Minnesota Multiaith Network for a free screening of the documentary “Jesus Was a Migrant,” followed by a guided conversation on Thursday, August 13!


    This thought-provoking film explores the intersection of faith, migration, and the lived experiences of immigrants and refugees—providing an apt mirror as we reflect on the circumstances we find ourselves in today. Following the screening, guests are invited to participate in a facilitated conversation as we discuss the film's themes and consider how our faith calls us to regard our neighbors with compassion, dignity, and understanding.


    Whether you are a faith leader, congregant, community advocate, or simply someone who desires to learn and engage in meaningful dialogue, we hope you will join us!


    This event is FREE to attend, but seating is limited. Please register in advance by August 6 to reserve your seat.


    REGISTER HERE

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      FEATURED NETWORK NEWS

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        By Bob Hulteen July 24, 2026
        Thursday, July 30, 6:00 - 7:00 p.m.; Zoom Young people across the state are interested in pursuing careers in climate justice. Many of them have already become leaders in the field! Join Youth N'Power for a conversation and presentation about young leaders and their experiences in climate justice careers. You’ll hear firsthand about their experiences navigating school, careers, advocacy, and the transition into becoming professionals. Whether you’re interested in climate justice, community organizing, conservation, or exploring career opportunities, this conversation will offer honest insights, perspective, advice, and encouragement from young people. 
        By Bob Hulteen July 14, 2026
        Thursday, August 13, 6:30 p.m, doors open, and 7;00 p.m., screening begins; House of Hope Presbyterian Church, 797 Summit Avenue, St. Paul Join the Minnesota Council of Churches and Minnesota Multifaith Network for a free screening of the documentary “Jesus Was a Migrant,” followed by a guided conversation on Thursday, August 13! This thought-provoking film explores the intersection of faith, migration, and the lived experiences of immigrants and refugees — providing an apt mirror as we reflect on the circumstances we find ourselves in today. Following the screening, guests are invited to participate in a facilitated conversation to discuss the film's themes and consider how faith calls its practitioners to regard their neighbors with compassion, dignity, and understanding. This event is free to attend, but seating is limited. Please register by August 6 to reserve your seat. 
        By Bob Hulteen July 14, 2026
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        The best way to support MnMN is to become a member of the network, which we hope you will.

        MnMN is a grassroots network with a small staff.   We rely on donations for the  majority of our funding.

        We budget and spend conservatively and are mindful stewards of financial support we receive.

        Please consider donating to MnMN!

        

        MnMN PARTNERS

        Adath Jeshurun Congregation

        Apple Valley Community of Christ

        Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

        Clouds in Water Zen Center

        Collegeville Institute for Ecumenical and Cultural Research

        The Episcopal Church in Minnesota

        Gloria Dei Lutheran Church

        Gustavus Adolphus College

        Hamline University Wesley Center for. Spirituality, Service, and Social Justice

        Headwaters Mission Center - Community of Christ

        Hindu Society of Minnesota

        Interfaith Action of Greater St. Paul

        Interfaith Institute at Augsburg University

        International Society for Krishna Consciousness of Minnesota

        Islamic Resource Group (IRG)

        Jay Phillips. Center. for. Interfaith Learning at Saint John’s University

        Jay Phillips Center for Interreligious Studies, University of St. Thomas

        JCRC Minnesota and Dakotas

        JRLC Joint Religious Legislative Coalition

        Luther Seminary

        Lutheran Center for Faith, Values and Community at St. Olaf College

        Mary's Pence

        Mental Health Connect

        Minnesota Zen Meditation Center

        Mount Zion Temple

        Niagara Foundation Minnesota

        Prism Organizing Network

        Rabata

        Saint Paul Area Synod

        Saint Peter Good Neighbor Diversity Council

        Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet and Consociates, St. Paul Province

        St. Luke Presbyterian

        St. Paul Community of Christ

        St. Peter Good Neighbor Diversity Council

        Temple Israel

        Twin Cities Buddhist Association

        United Theological Seminary

        Unity Church Unitarian

        Wisdom Ways Center for Spirituality