The United Muslim Christian Forum (UMCF) is elated to announce its upcoming International Interfaith Conference which will be held later this year in New York or Washington, DC. 
UMCF founding member, the Honorable Khalifa Hussein Adams, along with board members Rev. Arthur Suggs and Dr. Diane O’Heron are extending invitations to world leaders, foreign ambassadors, elected government officials, representatives of the US State Department, various government agencies, interfaith leaders, grass root community activists and members of the press.

Delegates to the National Congress of American Indians Executive Council Session met in late March to network with each other, and to meet with legislators and policymakers. Leaders and activists from many of America’s 526 federally recognized Native American tribes discussed strategies for lobbying Congress and the Obama administration on a host of political, economic and social issues, including questions of sovereignty for American Indian nations and tribes.

In recent months, there have been a rash of medical occurrences involving psychiatric maladies resulting from Jinn possessions. Jinns, those unseen entities that inhabit this world simultaneously with human beings, and often interact with human beings on varied levels. Occasionally, these human to Jinn interactions are congenial. However, for the most part, these exchanges have very troublesome results. Due to the current level of moral unrest in our society, the amount of negative interactions has escalated.

March 14 in Binghamton, New York, marked the third celebration of the annual United Muslim Christian Forum’s (UMCF) Eid Miladun Nabi Parade and Festival, a continental commemoration of the birth and life of the Holy Last Messenger, Muhammad, as well as the mission and majesty of Jesus, son of Mary (peace be upon them).