The African reality is as complex and changing as the vast
continent. In Africa, the three concepts, Faith, Community and
Family cannot, to a large extent, be placed in water- tight
compartments. In certain African situations these concepts
overlap in such ways that religious pluralism and multi-
culturalism do not necessarily pose grave danger. In the above
course we shall focus on how the members of the three major
religions, namely, the Indigenous African Religions/
Spirituality, Islam and Christianity in Ghana interact and
intersect at various levels in such ways that minimise inter-
religious conflicts and promote peaceful and harmonious
relationships. As a case study we shall use the paradigm of the
Circle of the Concerned African women Theologians (Circle) and
the Federation of Moslem Women Association in Ghana (FOMWAG)
with regard to peaceful inter-religious relationships Using
multifaceted methodologies such as anthropological, historical
and phenomenological as well as the theological approaches, we