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CC Cofounders to Present at the Parliament of the World's Religions


The Compassion Consortium is very proud to announce that the CC Cofounders have been selected to present at the Parliament of the World’s Religions, August 14-18, 2023, in Chicago.


The Parliament of the World's Religions was created to cultivate harmony among the world's religious and spiritual communities and foster their engagement with the world and its guiding institutions in order to achieve a just, peaceful and sustainable world.


Its origins are rooted in the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago, where the historic first convening of the World Parliament of Religions created a global platform for engagement of religions of the east and west.


For more information about this event, its programs and registration details, see Parliament of the World's Religions – The Global Interfaith Movement (parliamentofreligions.org).


Following are the events in which the CC cofounders will be participating. Please join us in congratulating these cofounders for their selection to the program, and we hope you can join us in Chicago:


  • Moving Toward a Good Karma Diet: Workshop Victoria Moran

  • Women's Self-Care Immersion: Workshop Victoria Moran

  • Human Rights, Creation Rights: A Christian Perspective.: Panel Martin Rowe, Candace Laughinghouse, Vanessa Nakate, moderator Victoria Moran

  • A Christian and A Pagan walk into an animal shelter: Creative ideas for interspecies justice: Rev. Sarah Bowen, Rev. Dr. Betz King

  • A Call to Conscience: Defending Freedom and the Rights of all Sentient Beings: panel Barbara Gardner, Dr Alka Arora, Charlotte Cressey, Victoria Moran, Lisa Levinson

  • An Interfaith Celebration for Animals: Religious Observance Rev. Sarah Bowen, Rev. Carol Saunders, Lisa Levinson, Barbara Gardner

  • Animal Chaplaincy Training at Compassion Consortium: Booth on Exhibit Floor: Rev. Sarah Bowen; Victoria Moran; Rev. William Melton, plus graduated ACT students

Thank you,


Rev. William




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