CALGARY, AB, March 27 - The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Calgary is holding first World Religions Conference in the city of Medicine Hat to discuss 'Peace at Home'. Religious scholars from Buddhism, First Nations, Judaism, Christianity and Islam will present their perspectives on the topic. At the end of the presentations, participants will get an opportunity to ask questions about the topic.

Mayor of the city of Medicine Hat, Mr. Garth Vallely will chair this event. Minister of Environment, Honorable Rob Renner and Police chief, city of Medicine Hat, Mr. Norm Boucher will also honor this event with their presence.

Reverend Gene Packwood, Parish Priest, St. Barnabas of Medicine Hat will represent Christianity. Mr. Russell Stagg, associated with Chaplin at University of Calgary will present Jewish perspective. Mr. Yasuo Izumi, Minister of Buddhist Federation of Alberta, will present Buddhist perspective. Ms. Deborah Lloyd, Metis and Inuit Teacher in Medicine Hat, will talk about First Nations' perspective whereas Mr. Naseem Mahdi, National President of Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Canada will present Islamic perspective.

Conference is open to public and there is no cost.