Exchange on the other hand is giving one thing in return for another. Religion expresses beliefs, practices, opinions and ideas about the supernatural being. It will be expected that such beliefs, practices or opinion and ideas opposes one another. These calls for recognition and respect for these differences for a peaceful co-existence. This is what many nations have succeeded in doing as a necessity. I am proud to say that Sierra Leone is one of the leading nations all over the world in this regard. Sierra Leone is a small country on the West Coast of Africa with a population of about six million people. The Inter-Religious Council of Sierra Leone (IRCSL) is an interfaith organization that was formed to promote peaceful coexistence and collaboration amongst the various religions. It was formed at a time of dire need of the people of Sierra Leone when it seemed like every effort to bring peace to the then war-torn country was unsuccessful. This particular form of interfaith collaboration, was a novelty as it had not yet be done in many parts of Africa or in the world in the sense that leaders of various religions committed themselves to working together to find a lasting solution to a conflict that had endangered so much destruction to life and property. Further more, this collaboration in favor of finding lasting solution to the Sierra Leone conflict, enhanced better understanding and comprehension of each other. Through Constructive interfaith dialogue and consultations amongst the leaders of the two main religions' (Christianity and Islam), the IRCSL was able to establish a dialogue forum between the government of Sierra Leone and the Revolutionary United Front which eventually led to the signing of the Lome' Peace Accord in 1998 and the ending of the war in 2002. Thanks to this crucial intervention of the IRCSL. The Council was entrusted the responsibility to serve as "MORAL GUARANTOR" of the Lome' Peace Accord and its implementation. Perhaps some one at this meeting may be wondering how leaders of two different religions were able to work together to accomplish such a monumental task of conflict resolution. The answer is, constructive interfaith dialogue and consultation. Please permit me now to share some experiences in Sierra Leone how we have been able to achieve peaceful interfaith co-existence. , Both religions (Christianity and Islam) are aware of their responsibility to provide social services for their people such as education and health. Infact, There are more schools and hospitals owned by religious organilations than government. In these institutions, there is an exchange of personnel in delivering services, resources and beneficiaries with little or no barriers. Christian doctors, nurses, or teachers for example can serve in Islamic institutions, verse versa. Pupils can attend schools of other religious organisations and are encouraged to take part in their religious activities. For example, my mission, The Wesleyan Church of