InterFaith – Run for a United World 2026

We cordially invite you to our next InterFaith weekend from 15 May to 17 May 2026
The now legendary Luxembourg Night Run will start on 16 May 2026 at 7 p.m.
We look forward to rediscovering and celebrating our diversity and community with you once again.
We look back on the path we have walked together with you so far with gratitude and a sense of encouragement.
We would like to continue on this path of brotherhood and sisterhood with you again next year.
The world needs such signals more than ever. It is good to know that we are not alone, but part of a worldwide grassroots movement.

As inspiration, as a message for reflection and as words of encouragement, please find below a letter in French, English and German, written by an Iranian father named Tohid for the youth of this world. I met him here in Luxembourg at an InterFaith Café. Tohid followed a special intuition with this letter and would like to share it. 
This letter is worth reading by all generations.
Enjoy reading it, and we hope to see you again next year!

Stay healthy and optimistic!
On behalf of the InterFaith team,

Ingo
P.S. Please register as soon as possible!

Honorary member Fauja Singh passed away

We were deeply saddened to learn of the death of our honorary member Fauja Singh, who died at the age of 114 in a tragic hit-and-run accident. We fondly remember the wonderful times we were able to spend with him. In 2010, he ran a half marathon in Luxembourg. Our thoughts are with his family and the “Sihks in the City” running club. May he rest in peace. We will honor his memory.

Results 2024

Congratulations to all the runners who took part in this year’s “InterFaith – Run for a United World” race in the marathon, half marathon and team run disciplines.

Here are the results 2024.

InterFaith – Run for a United World 2022 Peace Prayers

For those who were not able to participate in the peace prayers at LuxExpo this year, or who would like to read the remarkable texts again, here are the contributions of the religions and worldviews.

Here is another book tip:
Our honorary member Fauja Singh turned 113 this year. As far as we know, he is doing well, living in his native India.
His interesting life story was published in 2011. Surely a publication worth reading: