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Cache Community Connections

A Civic and Interfaith Council

The CCC’s Purpose is... to respond to the essential interconnectedness of all Cache Valley’s residents. to dispel myths related to our various faiths and/or ethnicity. to encourage and support community activities that are, by their very nature, religiously and culturally unifying. to engage in educational activities designed to increase community awareness of and respect for religious and cultural diversity. to share our experiences in the CCC with the larger community of children, youth and adults.

About Us

Cache Community Connections (CCC) is composed of a group of interfaith religious and civic leaders….

Events

See what the Logan Tabernacle Interfaith Events Committee is planning.
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Connecting Neighbors

Watch our community interview series.

Origins of CCC

Revisit the founding of CCC with this new interview series.

Connecting Neighbors: Ronen Sabag

Ronen Sebag (pronounced ‘sah-baugh’) is an Israeli-American educator and a disability rights advocate. Ronen is Jewish, born and raised in Haifa, Israel, and defines himself as Mizrachi (Jewish of Middle Eastern and North African descent). Ronen is an Accessibility Consultant at Utah State University, and he also instructs pre-service teachers at USU’s School of Teacher Education and Leadership.

Origins of CCC: Said Ghabayen

Said Ghabayen was the president of the Logan Islamic Center when the CCC was founded. He shares his story around the events of 9/11.

Origins of CCC: Doug Thompson

Doug Thompson was the mayor of Logan, Utah at the time of 9/11. During that time, he spearheaded the forming of Cache Community Connections with several other faith groups and community leaders to help bring the community together through interfaith events.