MnMN communicates stories, information events and opportunities from those who are friends, Members and Partners of the network. We do so in order to facilitate education; leadership training and development; and, ultimately, collective action among those who participate. We communicate through convening in person and online and via our newsletter, emails, social media, and soon through our website’s member portal.

MnMN understands that siloed efforts for the common good are not as effective as collective efforts for the common good. There are an ever-increasing number of faith and interfaith organizations and communities interested in building multifaith relationships across the state. They recognize the power of collaboration in strengthening their efforts to work for justice and providing much needed programming in terms of direct service, education, leadership development and coalition building. MnMN also understands that bridging faith and cultural differences can seem daunting, and we are here to help.

MnMN communicates to break down silos and isolation in order to facilitate connections across our network. These connections become the basis for increased impact through greater cooperation and collaboration among those who choose to work together. Thus, MnMN is a catalyst for action, but that action is owned by those who choose to cooperate. In this way MnMN can be the broadest table imaginable, welcoming all who adhere to MnMN's values as stated in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. In other words, MnMN’s work is about building relationships, building bridges and building community.

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LATEST NEWS

MnMN Organizational Partners and Individual Members are welcome to submit events for inclusion in our news section. To make a submission, please email Communications Specialist Hajra Zaid with event information. This could be an event webpage, Eventbrite link, Facebook event or simply an email with all your event details. Please include a registration link and an event thumbnail image if you have them. If you are not yet an Organizational Partner or Individual Member, we encourage you to join us!

Religious Liberty Lecture at St. Thomas

By Jen Kilps • April 14, 2025

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United Theological Seminary: Susan Draper White Lecture

By Hajra Zaid • February 11, 2025

United’s 34th annual Susan Draper White Lecture will take place February 24th at 7:00 PM and feature Rev. Molly T. Marshall, PhD , United’s president. President Marshall’s lecture for this free event is titled “Battle for the Minds, Revisited.”

Oxford Interfaith Forum: Prof Rambachan of MnMN to Speak

By Hajra Zaid • February 11, 2025

Monday, February 24th, 2025. 12:00pm CDT. Zoom. Register for Dr. Rambachan's Johannes Lahnemann Interfaith Peacebuilding Lecture convened by the Oxford Interfaith Forum. Dr. Rambachan will be presenting on the topic, The Paradox of Religion as Peace-Maker and Contributor to Violence . Learn more about the lecture here .

Joint Religious Legislative Coalition (JRLC): Day on the Hill

By Jen Kilps • January 15, 2025

Joint Religious Legislative Coalition: Register for 2025 Day on the Hill

Interfaith Action of Greater St. Paul: Annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Breakfast

By Jen Kilps • January 15, 2025

The annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Breakfast will be January 20th, 2025

Beacon Interfaith Housing Coalition: Start With Home Rally

By Hajra Zaid • January 9, 2025

BEACON INTERFAITH HOUSING COALITION: At our third annual Start with Home Rally, we gather legislators and housing advocates together to "start with home"