New York City, NY- For the second year in a row, Trinity Institute is proud to broadcast its National Conference Naming Evil: An Interfaith Dialogue, on the Internet at

http://www.trininst.org/conference/webcast.html

The Secretary-General of the United Nations, Mr. Kofi A. Annan, will be the keynote speaker at the Conference at Trinity Church Wall Street in New York on Sunday, May 2.

His address on the conference theme,Naming Evil will be followed by two days of interfaith dialogue in which representatives of the three Abrahamic faiths will discuss how each of their traditions - Islam, Judaism, and Christianity -- explain the origins and persistence of evil in creation.

The other major speakers include:

• Professor Jon Levenson of the Harvard Divinity School, representing the Jewish tradition
• Professor Hossein Nasr of George Washington University, who will present the Muslim view and
• Joan Chittister, the Benedictine Sister, who will give the Christian perspective

View the live webcast at http://www.trininst.org/conference/webcast.html

For complete information about the conference go to: http://www.trininst.org

Webcast information:

When ECTN was inaugurated 13 years ago, streaming on the Internet did not exist. Now, through the miracle of broadband, it is possible to receive a high-speed video signal through your computer that you can watch in the privacy of your home or office or project directly onto a screen for an audience in your parish hall or conference center.

The webcast may be accessed by a dial-up modem, but for optimal viewing we recommend you connect to the Internet via high-speed access (cable-modem, T-1 Line, DSL). To locate a high-speed Internet provider in your neighborhood, go to www.cnet.com, scroll down to CNET Services and click on Internet Services.

Using a high-speed connection provides the best possible picture, and in conjunction with an LCD projector, allows you to project the image onto a screen for group viewing. An LCD projector can be rented for a reasonable fee. Another key to optimal viewing of Trinity Institute will be a pair of speakers for your computer or the ability to connect to a public address system.

You can test your equipment using Trinity webcasts. Go to www.trinitywallstreet.org, and click on the link entitled latest audio and video. There you will find a library of over 40 archived selections, which may be used to test the set up of your equipment.

For more detailed information on accessing the webcast call 1-800-559-3286 or visithttp://www.ectn.org.