Interfaith Federation
of Greater Baton Rouge


What We Do

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Our Mission

The mission of the Interfaith Federation of Greater Baton Rouge is to pursue unity, justice, and peace through interfaith cooperation.

What Does the Federation Do?


So, how do we live out our mission -- to pursue unity, justice and peace through interfaith cooperation?

Here are some of the ongoing programs and ministries of the Federation.

You are invited to be involved and to participate!


To see or download an overview of the Federation's work and ministry, click here.



Programs and Ministries


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Holy Grill

Monday through Thursday, hot, nutritious lunches are prepared at the Interfaith Federation office by Tonia Causey, transported to Cadillac St. Park, and served by volunteers from 20 faith communities. Tonia has served as the Holy Grill cook and coordinator for 23 years! Her red beans and rice are famous!



Sounds of Community

Sounds of CommUNITY Concert

Begun in 1991, this joy-filled interfaith concert features local choirs, ensembles, dancers, and instrumentalists from diverse local faith traditions.

The 2012 Sounds of CommUNITY concert was Sunday, April 29 at Broadmoor Baptist Church.

To view photos from this concert, click here.







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Interfaith Caregivers

Volunteers transport elderly to medical appointments and pharmacies as well as providing a listening ear.








Interfaith Dialog

Interfaith Dialogue

The Interfaith Federation has a long history of gathering people together for dialogues and shared meals. Topics, speakers, and locations vary.

To view photos from the November 15, 2011 Interfaith Dialogue on "An Interfaith Dialogue -- Abraham's Family: Christian, Jewish, and Muslim," click here.








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Interfaith Pilgrimages and Classes

People learn more about their neighbor's faith through short and long-term classes. Pilgrimages to local interfaith sites (mosque, church, synagogue, or temple) have grown in popularity.










Prayer Breakfast

Annual Community Prayer Breakfast

The Prayer Breakfast gathers people from throughout the community for prayer and as a reminder of our shared vision for peace.










Poverty Forum

Poverty Forum

The Poverty Forum is an example of the way the Interfaith Federation identifies local needs, highlights successful practices in the local community, and mobilizes people to make a difference.

To view photos from the March, 2011 poverty forum, click here.