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This earth is home to us all, so to be friends makes sense. And this very real friendship between different faiths and different nationalities is exactly where Peace begins.

As part of Interfaith Week the Peace Harmony Day event will be observed at our monthly Chat Café

March 2023 TCfR, LFC and the Multifaith Chaplaincy (University of Lincoln) held the Spring Faith Festival, over four days, with the theme Hope and Resilience in turbulent times.

For a while now TCfR working alongside the Education Foundation Canada (EFOC) we have supported education in Sri Lanka and Tamil Nadu, South India – ‘sustaining education of the poor and needy’.

The Centre for Reconciliation was privileged to be involved in an international workshop on Intercultural Dialogue with participants from Turkey, Austria, France, and the UK.

The Centre for Reconciliation welcomes the British Legions robust statements about Reconciliation and Peace and the complete emphasis on work towards peace across communities.

Lincolnshire Ghana Union (LGU) is a community group that aims to bring people of Ghanaian origin who live, study or work in Lincolnshire together to engage in social, cultural, recreational, educational and charitable courses to improve the physical and mental health wellbeing of members.

The Board and Officers of The Centre for Reconciliation wish to express their deep feelings and sorrow at the death of H M The Queen

We are all aware of the cost of living crisis in the UK and many have struggled for a while now. As prices have risen, utilities gone up and private rents going up by silly amounts the struggles for many are getting harder.

Providing education in rural Tamil Nadu for 11 years – we accept children from all faith and caste backgrounds.

The Centre for Reconciliation (TCfR) celebrates after receiving £158,824 in National Lottery funding