The Abilene Interfaith Council will honor National Native American Heritage Month at its November meeting.

The program, “Native American Spirituality,” is free and open to the public. It will begin at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 17, in the Furr Welcome Center on the McMurry campus. McMurry sociology professor Jerry Hollingsworth and practitioners Shawna Hayhurst and Icie Mitchell will lead a discussion and demonstrations of Native American Spirituality.

The Abilene Interfaith Council, which started in 1999, is in its 23rd year. The council was started by three friends represnting Judaism, Islam, and Christianity. The council’s motto is “Breaking Bread Together in Peace.”