Women from different religions have said that singing together in a choir has helped them gain new perspectives and “create bonds”.
Trubys Abrahamic Women's Choir has 30 members and performs songs from Judaism, Islam and Christianity.
The choir's founder, Kurshida Mizra, said the group had also helped members to work through “the terrible, emotional" period surrounding the Israel-Gaza conflict.
"We’ve sat in a room together and managed to find words to talk about it, without ever feeling that we’re not loved by each other.
“It’s been much easier than you think because we came together accepting there is so much that unites us.
"We’re going through a terrible emotional time... but our group brings together women from these three different faiths," Ms Mirza said.
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