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October 9, 2024

📢Join our next #FRHMasterclass! This masterclass will focus on how museums can research and communicate to visitors the “languages” of Christianity, Islam & Judaism in exhibitions.

🗓️14-15 October
💻Hybrid event

✍️More info & registration: https://bit.ly/4eZAchz

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📢Join our next #FRHMasterclass from Germany! Th

📢Join our next #FRHMasterclass from Germany! This masterclass will focus on how museums can research and communicate to visitors the “languages” of Christianity, Islam & Judaism in exhibitions.

🗓️The event will take place on 14-15 October at the Michaelstein Monastery (Harz Mountains) and will be streamed live by FRH. 🗣️💻The presentations will be in German and English with simultaneous translation into both languages.

Religions are expressing themselves not only in texts and doctrine. They are holistic systems of experience connected with rites and practices that, on the one hand, serve self-assurance within the religious community, and on the other hand, make this visible to the outside world.

This masterclass will explore how such performances can be researched and communicated in museum contexts, recognising and communicating also the uniqueness of religion in exhibitions.

More information, programme & registrations➡️https://bit.ly/4eZAchz

🚨Last day to register for the FRH Conference 20

🚨Last day to register for the FRH Conference 2024 "Religious Heritage in Transition: Challenges and Solutions"!

This year's conference will delve into crucial topics such as the #GreenTransition, #DigitalTransition and #SocialTransition, along with the preservation of traditional #HeritageCrafts. An international line-up of 23 speakers from different disciplines and backgrounds will discuss these topics from different perspectives, examining the links between them and how to address the unique challenges they pose to religious heritage today.

🎫 Secure your place now and join a growing community of experts and enthusiasts to discuss the future of religious heritage in Europe 👉 bit.ly/4btieTq

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Sunsets, sunrises, and starry skies combined with religious heritage are simply magical 🌓✨. Which photograph is your favourite🫶?

Many thanks to the photographers, all of them participants in the FRH Photo Competition 2023!

We remind you that the FRH Photo Competition 2024 is open for submissions. 📸📩 You can send us your photos of religious buildings, artefacts or celebrations by 30 September 2024!

Photo credits:
1⃣ Marisa Antoci: “Once upon a time... under the firmament” (Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain)
2⃣ Antonio Farto: “Soleiman Mosque” (Istambul, Turkey)
3⃣ Irina Zaiteva: “Abbey of Mont Saint Michel” (France)
4⃣ Josef Hinterleitner: “Kreuzstein“ (Mondsee, Austria)
5⃣ Miguel García Jiménez: “Evening falls” (Church of Santa María de Los Arcos, Navarra, Spain)
6⃣ Lucio Casalla: “Super Moon“(Cosquín, Córdoba, Argentina)
7⃣ Pablo Molina Carulla: “The bell tower of the night” (Spain)
8⃣ Olivier Steiner: “Cruz del Sagrado Corazón”
9⃣ Laurent Leoncini: “The cross of châtelet” (Ile d'Yeu, France)

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