http://www.bradleyhillschurch.org/article233109c3321989.htm

Fear of change and anxieties about economic and cultural disruption in America are contributing to gridlock and polarization in our public life at a time when civil discourse, creative solutions, and bipartisan action are needed to address national problems. The media feed our anxieties and some have decided it is in their interests to fan public fears. Is there a role for religion and interfaith dialogue in countering the negative effects of fear in the public square?

Sponsored by Bradley Hills Presbyterian Church, U.S. in the World Initiative and the Rockefeller Brothers Fund. Co-hosted by Bethesda Jewish Congregation, Idara e Jaferia Mosque, the Journal of Inter-Religious Dialogue, the InterFaith Conference of Metropolitan Washington and the New America Foundation

Three papers have been commissioned for this conference. Go to http://www.bradleyhillschurch.org/article233109c3321989.htm to download them.
Christian Faith and Life Beyond Fear, Tyler Zoanni
Fear in the Muslim Tradition, Hafsa Kanjwal
Fear Beyond Fright: Jewish Responses to Tragedy, Joshua M. Z. Stanton