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House of Religions
The House of Religions (German: ''Haus der Religionen''; French: ''Maison des religions'') is a Swiss inter-religious institution in the city of Bern in Switzerland that houses cult rooms for eight faiths in one single building.〔Marc-André Miserez, ("Bringing the world’s religions together in Bern" ), Swissinfo, 14 December 2014 (page visited on 16 May 2015).〕
== History ==
In the 2000s started the plans to establish a cultural institution of Jewish, Christian, Islamic, Buddhist and Hindu faith traditions, and on 25 April 2002 the association "Haus der Religionen – Dialog der Kulturen" (meaning House of religions, dialogue of cultures) was established. In March 2006 the "Stiftung Europaplatz" foundation was founded, which raised the necessary funds for the project, including sacred spaces, among others for Hindu and Buddhist communities, of the Alevis and the Council of Christian Churches in the canton of Bern (AKB). In the beginning, the Jewish community of Bern and the Bahá'í Faith community did not wish to set up own rooms, but ideally supported the project. The cantonal Islamic ''Umma'' association has withdrawn from the project after initial concessions, but the Muslim association Hochfeldstrasse, however, was interested to participate.
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