Congratulations to BMFF

We are happy to share our success at The London Faith & Belief Community Awards in being awarded for Services to and for faith and belief communities in Greater London.

First ever Barnet Multi Faith Youth Forum event at Unitas Youth Zone

Dear Friends

An amazing and unique event occurred last night at the at this incredible youth centre of, Unitas Youth Zone in Barnet.

The first ever Barnet Multi Faith Youth Forum event was organised to celebrate Interfaith week with various mixed sports activities, music and palm printing, culminating in an open mike happening. Consisting of faith readings, dancing, poetry, an emotional witness account of international visit to a conflict area and extraordinary singing, the evening was a brilliant success. The Unitas hosts provided a magnificent venue and atmosphere  with the Faith Forum guests supplying  a sumptuous feast of fruits, halal vegetarian, samosas, bhajis ,parathas, pakoras and platters of delicious mixed kosher bagels.

The special faith space was opened, in which the youth forum members had spent numerous volunteering hours to decorate and welcoming, for all at the centre members to use in quiet contemplation.

Barnet Youth Faith Coordinator Tahseen Mehar praised the vibrant enthusiasm and passionate eagerness of the group to work together and BMFF Co Chair Es Rosen was full of pride for the confidence exhibited by of all who participated and who had the courage to stand up in public, for their faith and belief. Organised by and for young people this wonderful event, showed how inspiring it is when we can all come together to have fun and to learn from one another. With over 600 events taking place all around the country to celebrate Interfaith week, he claimed that this event showed how much our future was in such wonderful talented and determined hands.

Es also thanked Barnet Council and Near Neighbours and especially Tony Lewis, Unitas Zone Director for supporting this event.

BMFF statement following the attack in Germany during Yom Kippur

Please find below a statement on behalf of BMFF:

In Germany yesterday the world witnesses yet another unjustifiable act of hatred and violence, whilst the Jewish community were celebrating their holiest day in their place of worship, they were inhumanely targeted.

As members of Barnet Multi Faith Forum we collectively agree that terrorists have no religion, they want to create division and chaos among those who want to live in peace. We will continue to stand together in defiance of their plans to spread unrest and hate. Our collective prayers go out to the Jewish community in Germany and in all places. We stand with you and send you our sincere condolences on yet another sorry day.

Let us keep hope, let us keep faith that this evil will not prevail and the good work we do together will counter these merciless acts. 

Trevor Alexander
Esmond Rosen
Co-Chairs Barnet Multi Faith Forum