A Brief History of IRCK
The Inter-Religious Council of Kenya (IRCK) is a coalition of all major faith communities in Kenya that works together to deepen inter-faith dialogue and collaboration among members for a common endeavour to mobilise the unique moral and social resources of religious people and address shared concerns
The existence of IRCK between1983-2002 was characterised by conference participation and interspersed, yet adhoc, inter-faith dialogue and action. There lacked a structured and systematic mode of conducting her affairs and, therefore, the success of the undertaken activities heavily relied on the commitment of a few of her core members.
IRCK History Timeline
IRCK was founded to be an excellent united inter-religious forum that is a conscience of the society, promoting sustainable peace and development in Kenya.
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1983
WCRP-Kenya Foundation
WCRP-Kenya was founded and involved activities like participating in conferences and vast interfaith conversations and actions
2004
WCRP-Kenya to IRCK
The name changed to IRCK from WCRP-Kenya (world Conference for peace Kenya ) but still retained the local affiliate position in WCRP-Kenya.
Feb 22-26 2021
Shri Swaminarayan Mandir temple Incubation
Welcoming the other experience to Shri Swaminarayan Mandir temple. Other religions were welcomed at the temple to have a little insight into the nature of their belief.
11th March 2021
Religious Leaders Against Modern Slavery
Senior religious leaders in Kenya commit to standing against Modern Slavery by signing a declaration
Mobilising Faith Communities for Common Action
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