Faith and Religion in Benghazi
Circles for the world's major faiths, and for people of none.
The Benghazi chapter is forming
Members' choices in this club stay private until the chapter is bigger. The first meet-up is set once 10 founding members and a host sign up.
Hosts plan the meet-ups and greet new members. You can offer to host when you join.
Meet people who share your faith in your city, and people who want to understand other faiths. Each tradition has its own circle for study, service and fellowship, and interfaith evenings bring circles together to meet and learn from each other.
What members do
- Study and discussion circles for each tradition
- Interfaith dialogue evenings
- Community service and charity drives
- Visits to places of worship, with respect for each community
- Festival and holy-day gatherings
Circles you can join in Benghazi
- African traditional religions
- Bahá'à Faith
- Buddhism
- Christianity
- Druze
- Hinduism
- Indigenous traditions
- Islam
- Jainism
- Judaism
- Pagan and earth-based traditions
- Rastafari
- Shinto
- Sikhism
- Taoism and Chinese traditions
- Zoroastrianism
- Spiritual but not religious
- Humanist and non-religious
- Interfaith dialogue only