February 17^th — This discussion will surface the uncomfortable relationships between Christianity, white nationalism, and far-right ideologies, as well as identify the ways in which Christian individuals and movements are disrupting these relationships.

February 19^th — Attend this Interfaith Coalition for Mental Health luncheon to learn how religious groups are helping those who suffer to recover. You can hear from Selah House, a Christ-centered eating disorder treatment center.

February 5, the Center for Interfaith Cooperation co-sponsored a deep and insightful conversation among religious leaders inspired by the St. John’s Illuminated Bible. It’s the first illuminated Bible commissioned in half a millennium. Plates

January 31st -- Members of the Interfaith Youth Ambassadors Program had their first Sacred Spaces tour: Masjid al-Fajr. They'll have five more this spring. Next up: February 14th at the Hindu Temple of Central Indiana.

February 10^th — This promises to be one of those events whose positive impacts continue for a long time.

February 5^th — Many CIC friends and board members will be on a multi-religious panel to discuss how the illuminated St. John's Bible speaks to their religious traditions. Here are some questions you can expect them to answer.

January 28^th — From the office to the hospital room, the benefits of mindfulness have been scientifically proven. In this session, we learn about various efforts to improve the lives of inmates through the practice of meditation.

January 15^thth — an excellent luncheon about #domesticviolence. Ashley Powell at Domestic Violence Network (DVN) was engaging, knowledgeable and very helpful.