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March 23, 2011
Criss Angel: Fraud Exposed

 

Born Christopher Nicholas Sarantakos, in Long Island, NY, Angel is reported to have been first introduced to magic at age 6 by an aunt, who taught him a card trick.  From this his interest grew, to the point where he chose to become a professional magician, over attending university. Now aged 45, Angel has developed quite a following. Presently, he has a showCriss Angel Believe in Las Vegas, Nevada, in which he has collaborated with Cirque du Soleil. He also markets a magic kit online with promises to teach hundreds of so called illusions. A special added incentive to order his product is the promise to reveal the ‘Secret to Levitation.’

 

 

June 6, 2010
Miladun Nabi Parade and Festival Brings Faiths Closer Together

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).

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).

May 29, 2010
United Muslim Christian Forum to Host International Interfaith Conference

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.

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. 

February 12, 2010
Christian Clergy, Professors Initiate Dialog with Cousins in Faith: Muslims

Baptists and Muslims talking together, facing problems together, is the theme of a new documentary airing on ABC-TV and other stations through February 21. Different Books, Common Word, produced by EthicsDaily.com in Nashville, challenges hostility toward Islam in American society and sanctuaries.

Baptists and Muslims talking together, facing problems together, is the theme of a new documentary airing on ABC-TV and other stations through February 21. Different Books, Common Word, produced by EthicsDaily.com in Nashville, challenges hostility toward Islam in American society and sanctuaries.

Spoiler alert: The hour-long documentary reveals Muslims as human beings. These American Muslims value friendships with non-Muslims. They come to the aid of non-Muslims in crisis. They admire America 's pluralism. They have a sense of humor. And Baptists reciprocate.

January 10, 2010
United Muslim Christian Forum Alaska Chapter Hosted Their First Round Table Discussion

The United Muslim Christian Forum (UMCF) Chapter of Alaska recently hosted its first round table discussion.

The United Muslim Christian Forum (UMCF) Chapter of Alaska recently hosted its first round table discussion. There was great effort made to get the word out and invite coworkers, neighbors, and members of the community. The discussion was held at a well known coffee shop named Kaladi Brothers. Although the turnout was not as well as expected, the UMCF felt the effort was a start. The topic of discussion was a brief overview on the purpose, goals, and mission statement of the organization.