These articles were commissioned as part of Tony Blair Faith Foundation’s Faith Stories project. Faith Stories is a collection of personal stories of faith, friendship, conflict and dialogue from across the world. You can read more inspiring real life stories about religion behind the headlines at tonyblairfaithfoundation.org Genocide, Rwanda, Christian, Africa

A video submission for the Tony Blair Faith Foundation 'Faith Shorts 2011' in the 'Short Musical' category. Faith Shorts is a global short film competition run by the Tony Blair Faith Foundation. Entrants were asked to express what their faith means to them in their own words by answering the brief “let me show you how my faith inspires me”. If you like this film why not get your students to take part in the competition this year? Deadline 9th July www.faithshorts.org

Faith Shorts is a global short film competition run by the Tony Blair Faith Foundation. Entrants were asked to express what their faith means to them in their own words by answering the brief “let me show you how my faith inspires me”. Join Tayyab on his personal discovery through faith, and how he uses it for good. If you like this film why not get your students to take part in the competition this year? Deadline 9th July www.faithshorts.org

Faith Shorts is a global short film competition run by the Tony Blair Faith Foundation. Entrants were asked to express what their faith means to them in their own words by answering the brief “let me show you how my faith inspires me”. My name is Broderick Sim and I'm a 2nd year Digital Effects student in Singapore. This is a film about my elder brother and how faith changed my family. This is the first film competition I have taken part in, I learnt a lot through the competition. Why not get your students to take part in the competition this year? Deadline 9th July www.faithshorts.org

Buddhist, Thailand, Monk, Nun, Woman

Women, Violence, Domestic Abuse, Thailand, Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, Meditation

Faith Shorts is a global short film competition run by the Tony Blair Faith Foundation. Entrants were asked to express what their faith means to them in their own words by answering the brief “let me show you how my faith inspires me”. Remember that in every hardship, there is justice. I made this video to show people that justice and hope exists and you should always hold on to it because it is precious. If you like this film why not get your students to take part in the competition this year? Deadline 9th July www.faithshorts.org

Faith Shorts is a global short film competition run by the Tony Blair Faith Foundation. Entrants between 14 and 18 years old were asked to express what their faith means to them in their own words by answering the brief “let me show you how my faith inspires me”. A story of a special child who is the driving force of a girl's quest to find the meaning of life. If you like this film why not get your students to take part in the competition this year? Deadline 9th July www.faithshorts.org

Entry to Faith Shorts, a global short film competition run by the Tony Blair Faith Foundation. Young people were asked to express what their faith means to them in their own words by answering the brief “let me show you how my faith inspires me”. if you like this film, why not get your students to take part in the competition this year? Deadline 9th July www.faithshorts.org

These articles were commissioned as part of Tony Blair Faith Foundation’s Faith Stories project. Faith Stories is a collection of personal stories of faith, friendship, conflict and dialogue from across the world. You can read more inspiring real life stories about religion behind the headlines at tonyblairfaithfoundation.org Buddhism, Thailand, Meditation, Monk

These articles were commissioned as part of Tony Blair Faith Foundation’s Faith Stories project. Faith Stories is a collection of personal stories of faith, friendship, conflict and dialogue from across the world. You can read more inspiring real life stories about religion behind the headlines at tonyblairfaithfoundation.org Muslim, Quran, Ahmadiyya, Islam, Divisions, Society

A video submission for the Tony Blair Faith Foundation's film competition, Faith Shorts. As Bahá'ís, having faith in the betterment of the world is very important. The quotation in the beginning of the video reminds us to not only show our faith in God through words; rather our lives should animate our belief through deeds & actions. The idea for this video came after the riots in London. We wanted to show that young people can come together in a positive way to bring about change. Why not get your students to take part in the competition this year? Deadline 9th July www.faithshorts.org

Syria, Criminal, Middle East, Christian, Violence

These articles were commissioned as part of Tony Blair Faith Foundation’s Faith Stories project. Faith Stories is a collection of personal stories of faith, friendship, conflict and dialogue from across the world. You can read more inspiring real life stories about religion behind the headlines at tonyblairfaithfoundation.org Christianity, Muslim, Syria, Dialogue, Interfaith, Islam

Christian, Muslim, Bible, Quran, Rwanda, HIV

Esteban Pedraza, 18 year old NYU Film School student from Nashville, US won the Tony Blair Faith Foundation’s film competition, Faith Shorts in 2010. His film “People I Know”, is a personal story about how faith helped his mother and best friend overcome the hardships in their life. Watch his top filmaking tips here. Why not get your students to take part in the competition this year? Deadline 9th July www.faithshorts.org

Amna Aslam, 14 year old High School student from Accrington, England won the action category of the Tony Blair Faith Foundation’s film competition, Faith Shorts in 2011. Her film “Muhammad in Accrington Inspiring Me” was produced by the entire class during R.E and Citizenship lessons has positive message about Islam and the Prophet Muhammad. Watch her top filmaking tips here. Why not get your students to take part in the competition this year? Deadline 9th July www.faithshorts.org

Nadim Merrikh, “The Dapper Rappers”, 15 year old Baha’i High School student from Ontario, Canada was the Tony Blair Faith Foundation’s global film competition Faith Shorts in 2011. His film “Be the Change You Want to See” is a rap music video in response to the London riots which aims to mobilise young people to take action, in a positive way. The video has had almost 20,000 hits on Youtube. Watch his top filmaking tips here. Why not get your students to take part in the competition this year? Deadline 9th July www.faithshorts.org

A video submission for the Tony Blair Faith Foundation 'Faith Shorts 2011. Faith Shorts is a global short film competition run by the Tony Blair Faith Foundation. Entrants were asked to express what their faith means to them in their own words by answering the brief “let me show you how my faith inspires me”. If you like this film why not get your students to take part in the competition this year? Deadline 9th July www.faithshorts.org

Oscar Winning Producer Lord Puttnam’s top filmaking tips to inspire pupils to enter the Tony Blair Faith Foundation’s global film competition, Faith Shorts. Why not get your students to take part in the competition this year? Deadline 9th July www.faithshorts.org

Paulo Reyes, 19 year old Lord Puttnam School of Film student from Manila, Philippines won the Tony Blair Faith Foundation’s global film competition Faith Shorts in 2011. His film “First Steps to Recovery”, explores illness and death and the ways in which faith can be a great source of strength and solace to those facing these issues. in this video Paulo shares his top filmmaking tips. Why not get your students to take part in the competition this year? Deadline 9th July www.faithshorts.org