Visit the website of the Material History of American Religion Project to read a paper by Daniel Sack on the meanings behind the church potluck supper. See also an interview with Sack about his book, Whitebread Protestants.

The Hindu Society of Berbice is a nonprofit religious organization in Guyana that promotes and preserves Sanatan Dharma and Hindu culture by engaging its community in Hindu projects, programs and activities.

Ananda Marga is a global network of centers in nearly every country that provides support and education focused on the welfare of humanity and the world. The organization promotes meditation centers, schools, children’s homes, food distribution centers, disaster relief organizations and community development projects. The organization’s mission is twofold; “self-realization and the welfare of the universe.”

The Detroit Free Press provides this resource on Islam and Arab-Americans in the U.S.

MisLinks is a web-based directory that offers links to online resources for missionaries, pastors, teachers, faith leaders, students and agencies. It is maintained by Scott Moreau of Wheaton College and Mike O’Rear of Global Mapping International (GMI).

National Survey of Families and Households provides resources on family life, relationships and environments across many disciplinary perspectives.

The Isabella Freedman Jewish Retreat Center in Falls Village, Conn., is home to a number of environmental programs and an organic farm. Nigel Savage is the president and CEO.

The Jewish Farm School is a Philadelphia-based effort to create a Jewish way of working land.

BuddhaNet is a not-for-profit organization affiliated with the Buddha Dharma Education Association that provides resources on all things Buddhism.