About the A.I.A.G.

The American Interfaith Artists' Group is a democratic non-profit ministry now under ecclesiastical
home of the Council of Interfaith Congregations of the U.S.

Mission:  
    The intention of American Interfaith Artists’ Group is to share with others, the artistic
    expression of our Interfaith spiritual experience in many varied creative forms, so that it may
    touch the heart of the observer, opening the door to understanding, compassion and harmony.

    To educate the public about interfaith spiritual values and multifaith spiritual expression while
    teaching about the world's religions and faith paths through art of many and all mediums.

Vision:  
    The vision of A.I.A.G. is to help create a world of peace, love, harmony and compassion,
    through a supportive network of interfaith artists from all religious and cultural backgrounds
    and provide opportunities for sharing with, and educating the public about their interfaith
    values and spirituality through all forms of artistic, creative expression of our one true Source.

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What is A.I.A.G.?

    Interfaith dialogue and community interfaith, multifaith and intrareligious spiritual expression
    have been around for decades.  Many of these ministries have fostered rich artistic expressions
    of interfaith beliefs and values.  This reorganizing ministry offers all artists with interfaith values
    the chance to come together for ministry and education to local communities and to the world
    through Interfaith Arts Festivals.
About Us
American Interfaith Artists' Group
Pope John Paul, II said,

    “Society needs artists, just as it needs scientists, technicians, workers,
    professional people, witnesses of the faith, teachers, fathers and mothers,
    who ensure the growth of the person and the development of the community
    by means of that supreme art form which is the art of education."
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