Hand-crafted inclusion: New shrines at Emory Interfaith Center honor four Dharmic religions

On April 11, new, handmade shrines for Emory’s Hindu, Buddhist, Jain and Sikh communities will be dedicated at the Emory Interfaith Center, extending a greater welcome for those who practice the four Dharmic religions.

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