Articles tagged as Iskcon-communications

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  Srila Prabhupada: The Greatest Communicator

  Not only did Prabhupada directly focus on winning people’s hearts and bringing as many to the process of bhakti as possible; but he was also an expert in creating and sustaining, as the Communications Ministry puts it, “favorable environments for advancing the goals of the Krishna consciousness movement.”

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  Inaugural ISKCON Communications Global Conference | Online | June 19, 2021

  The international conference, June 19th, 2021, will be a 3-hour online event from 7 am EST-10am EST. Please register at https://forms.gle/FtxgHAxU3omuuks98  or iskconcommunications.org.

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  ISKCON Communications Journal Returns to Cover Important Issues After 15-Year Hiatus

  In mid-March, the ISKCON Communications Journal (ICJ) is set to publish its first issue after a fifteen-year hiatus, under the guidance of Mahaprabhu Dasa, Director of ISKCON Communications Europe. 

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  ISKCON Reaches Out to Muslim Community

  A recent Pew Research Center survey found that Muslims in the United States currently face the most discrimination of any group, with unlawful profiling, exclusionary immigration policies and hate crimes on the rise. In this environment some ISKCON members are reaching out to their brothers and sisters in the Muslim community.

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  ISKCON Europe Communications Seminar, Radhadesh, Belgium

  It was the first time Anti-Cult members have visited an ISKCON temple and did a presentation. It was held during Radhadesh’s hosting of the ISKCON Europe Communications conference. ISKCON is no stranger to the organisation. Over the years Anuttama Das, ISKCON Global Communications Director, has built a relationship with the organisation by attending conferences and speaking openly about ISKCON’s issues.

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  Krishna.com Store Opens Up New Avenue of Outreach

  Krishna.com – “the temple on the web” – has discovered an unexpected but surprisingly effective way of introducing spiritual seekers to Krishna consciousness – through its online store. Krishna.com, launched in 1996 as the Bhaktivedanta Book Trust’s official website and staffed almost entirely by second generation devotees, has two distinct sections.

• Cultic Organizations See ISKCON in “New Light”: Barcelona Spain International Conference

  More than 300 religious practitioners and representatives of cultic study organizations, including academics and ex-members, took part in a three-day conference entitled the “2011 International Conference: Psychological Manipulation, Cultic Groups, Social Addictions and Harm”(ICSA) in Barcelona Spain, July 7-9.