Interfaith Fraternity Camping
Transformative multi-day retreats bringing together diverse faith communities for dialogue, friendship, and scriptural reasoning
What to Expect
Scriptural Reasoning Sessions
Engage in facilitated small-group discussions of sacred texts from Jewish, Christian, and Muslim traditions. Learn to listen deeply and share your own interpretive insights.
Workshops & Lectures
Attend presentations by leading scholars on interfaith dialogue, theology, ethics, and contemporary challenges facing religious communities.
Community Building
Share meals, participate in cultural exchanges, and build lasting friendships with participants from around the world.
Retreat Setting
Experience the beauty of a retreat environment designed for reflection, dialogue, and renewal away from daily distractions.
Past Camping Events
Explore our history of successful interfaith camping events
Have an Idea for a Future Event?
We are always looking for new topics and themes that resonate with our community. Whether it's a specific scripture, a contemporary issue, or a workshop idea, we'd love to hear from you.
Share Your Thoughts
Send us an email with your suggestions. Our program committee reviews all community input when planning future camping sessions.
Send SuggestionOur Journey
Successful Inaugural Event
Our first Fraternity Circle camping brought together 80+ participants from 10 countries for two days of intensive dialogue, scriptural reasoning, and community building.
- ✓10 countries represented
- ✓15 Scriptural Reasoning sessions
- ✓Lasting friendships formed
Join Us for 2026
Building on our success, we're expanding our 2026 camping to welcome even more participants for deeper dialogue and richer programming.
31 January – 1 February 2026
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Who can attend?
Our camping events are open to students, young professionals, scholars, and anyone interested in interfaith dialogue. No prior experience with Scriptural Reasoning is required.
What does it cost?
We offer various participation fees with scholarships available for those who need financial assistance. Costs typically cover accommodation, meals, and all program materials.
Do I need to be religious to participate?
While our focus is on sacred texts from religious traditions, we welcome participants of all backgrounds, including those who identify as secular or spiritual but not religious, as long as they approach the texts and dialogue with respect and curiosity.
What should I bring?
Bring comfortable clothing appropriate for indoor and outdoor activities, personal items, and an open mind. We provide all texts and materials for Scriptural Reasoning sessions.