Emerald Hills Institute invites you a delicious and spiritual night at our place on May 16th, 2019.

Join us for the abstract watercolor painting techniques workshop by Jennifer McCoy, Visual Arts Teacher from East High School.

Emerald Hills Institute held its annual The World Women Day gathering in attendance with around 80 women from 20 different countries.

A great talk on Migraine Diagnosis, Current and Emerging Therapies by Seniha Ozudogru, MD, Assistant Professor at Department of Neurology, Headache Division, University of Utah

Dr. Anwar Alam will reflect upon the current affairs between India and Pakistan. He will address the importance of dialogue via real-life examples.

A rabbi once told me that it was a descendant of Ishmael who welcomed Joseph and his family (descendants of Isaac) into Egypt, and the families remained allies and companions until a different dynasty took over. “So from the beginning, our cultures – Jews and Muslims – have actually been friends.”

Choirs, dancers and drummers representing many global faiths performed in the Tabernacle on Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Sunday, March 17, 2019. The “Sacred Music Evening” was organized by the Salt Lake Interfaith Roundtable and hosted by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

A delightful Noah’s Pudding Interfaith event was held at the Saint Francis Xavier Catholic Church, Kearns on February, 14th. Catholic Interfaith Services coordinator Janet Healy introduced Emerald Hills Institute(EHI) and its volunteers to around thirty Catholic women.

A Salt Lake Interfaith Month Event: What would Prophet Muhammed (PBUH) fo, if he were alive today, with regard to contemporary issues the world is facing?

Noah's Pudding symbolizes the celebratory meal Noah made when the cam off the ark. It is a sign of peace of the community and a bright future. Symbolizing peace and harmony among all living creatures on the planet.

Join us for the talk of transgressions: The whispers from the woman around the world on January 25, 2019.

On Friday the Emerald Hills Institute Talk In Action crew made and served lunch for the remarkable people at the Volunteers of America Homeless Youth Resource Center – the councilors and young people were engaging, fun, and filled with hope, and we really enjoyed sharing a meal with new friends.