Abstract
Not many issues are more pertinent in our day than the relationship of Christian congregations with people of other faiths. This article tells the story of an interfaith pilgrimage between a pastor and his people that transformed them all. It offers guidance and a model of how churches can be part of the solution, instead of the problem, in interfaith relations. It demonstrates how a congregation's involvement in interfaith relationships can deepen one's own Christian faith.
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