religious tolerance

Three friends--a Christian, a Jew, and a Muslim--who played together as children in the gardens of Cordoba's beautiful mosque, come together as adults to appeal to the Spanish king who has conquered the city to reconsider his plans to tear down the Great Mosque and replace it with a church.

Describes five escapes from religious oppression, from three continents in three centuries, of individuals or groups representing five different faiths who were willing to risk everything they had for the chance to worship freely.

Offers advice and encouragement for Jewish teenagers facing discrimination due to their religion and race.

Explores how Americans are building new communities and fellowships with people of different faiths and discusses how those newly created fellowships have impacted the religious structure of the country.