LSE Faith Centre

LSE Faith and Leadership is an extracurricular certificate available to undergraduate and postgraduate students. It combines a creative introduction to the main world faiths with development of leadership skills to address the problems of today’s world. This video gives a brief overview of the course. For more information visit

LSE Interfaith Encounter: Israel and Palestine gives the opportunity for students of different faiths to deepen their understanding of this region, particularly the religious dimensions of the conflict, and consider how their own involvement in interfaith dialogue may be a resource for peacemaking and conflict resolution. For further information about the LSE Faith Centre see:

Grounded in the author's experience of developing interfaith programmes at one of the world's leading universities, this book draws out a fresh perspective on the challenges of religious difference by placing them within the broader currents of belief and scepticism in today's society. It sets out the local challenges presented by religious difference within the global picture, and explores the implications of global religious resurgence for Western secularist assumptions, both in our communities and in how we relate the rest of the world.

Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg reflects on the Jewish tradition’s understanding of the environment and how Jews are called to encounter and interact with creation. This video was commissioned and produced by the LSE Faith Centre. All rights reserved.

Dr Rowan Williams reflects on the Christian tradition’s understanding of the environment and how Christians are called to encounter and interact with creation. This video was commissioned and produced by the LSE Faith Centre. All rights reserved.

Jaskiran Kaur Bhogal reflects on the Sikh tradition’s understanding of the environment and how Sikhs are called to encounter and interact with creation. This video was commissioned and produced by the LSE Faith Centre. All rights reserved.

Dr Shivali Fulchand reflects on the Hindu tradition’s understanding of the environment and how Hindus are called to encounter and interact with creation. This video was commissioned and produced by the LSE Faith Centre. All rights reserved.

Video Description: Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad reflects on the Islamic tradition’s understanding of the environment and how Muslims are called to encounter and interact with creation. This video was commissioned and produced by the LSE Faith Centre. All rights reserved.