Interfaith couples are by definition untypical. It can be fun being unique but it’s also sometimes good to talk to other people who understand and share your experience. Hearing other people’s stories can help you find out what your future together may involve and what pitfalls to avoid, it’s also good simply to be able to relax with people who understand what you are talking about, without having to explain every detail.

There are many communities online, and a growing number that meet around the UK. If you’d like some advice on what’s going on in your area or on starting a group, contact us.

www.mcmarriage.org.uk Muslim-Christian marriage support group meeting twice a year in Southall, West London

www.pih.org.uk People in Harmony: group for mixed race couples and families

www.mixtogether.org MixTogether: Supporting mixed (race/faith/caste etc) couples facing opposition from parents or community. Website and discussion boards.

http://www.thecitycircle.com Muslim discussion groups in London and other cities.

http://www.punjab2000.com Sikh youth site: message board discussion on marriage

www.sepiamutiny.com/sepia/archives/003803.html discussion website for South Asian diaspora

www.muju.org.uk muslim-jewish arts organization

https://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/new_generation_network/2006/11/why_we_need_a_new_discourse_on.html3

http://www.dovetailinstitute.org USA site, lots of advice and resources from sympathetic clergy, relationships advisers and intermarried couples.

http://www.kcet.org/lifeandtimes/blog/?p=183 collection of interfaith marriage links from USA