Press Mentions

“Draped in a Georgian flag, protective goggles over her fashionable eyeglasses, and wearing a European Union flag for a scarf, Keti Chikviladze is standing with hundreds on Rustaveli Avenue in

“As a presenter at the meeting of the European National Councils of Churches and CEC Member Churches in Nyborg, Denmark, organised by the Conference of European Churches (CEC) together with

“Very inspired this week by a conversation suggested and arranged by Bath Preservation Trust chair (and Jewish Sufi) Eve Salomon. We spoke with Georgian Baptist Bishop Malkhaz Songulashvili. Long persecuted

“This year, Eastern and Western churches will celebrate Easter on the same date — an occurrence that is increasingly rare but that some seek to make permanent. The dates lined

“A former Evangelical Baptist archbishop in the small country of Georgia is behind the “Peace Cathedral,” a Christian church, a synagogue and a mosque all under one roof. It’s an

“Clergy from various faiths—including priests from Orthodox and Catholic churches, as well as representatives from a synagogue and mosques in #TbilisiProtests along Rustaveli Avenue carrying a massive banner that read,

“In Tbilisi, Georgia, a radical experiment in interfaith relations is taking place. The Peace Project is one of the world’s first to bring a mosque, synagogue, church, and other places

“At a time when religious dialogue has been sorely tested by the war in Israel and Gaza, there is an unexpected ray of light. It is not exactly a star

“We honor Bishop Malkhaz Songulashvili for his tireless, courageous commitment to tolerance and dialogue,” said Christian Wulff, former German president and member of the foundation’s board of trustees, in his