On a wooded lane on Long Island, a white steeple rises from a historic church, home to a congregation established by Dutch settlers. The sign out front says: “Brookville Church, Founded 1732.”
It also says Muslim Reform Movement Organization. And New Synagogue of Long Island. And Interfaith Community of Long Island.
Together, these four communities form the Multifaith Campus, a novel experiment in multiple religions sharing not just a building but a community. Continue reading