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A billboard offensive to Muslims (and thus insulting to all of us) has attracted international attention. See what CIC has to say about it.

"It is common in the tradition for the iftar to be shared among friends and family. The interfaith iftar opened that traditional experience to people of differing faiths with the goal of showing that our similarities outnumber our differences."

You may be asking: "What can I do to address the intolerance and incivility expressed by the anti-Muslim billboard?" How about posting signs of welcoming love?

June 21^st — 45% of the respondents to a Drug Free Marion County survey indicated that if their children are facing substance abuse challenges, they would seek help from their church and/or a pastor, often in conjunction with other professionals

World Refugee Day @ Indy Urban Acres is an annual service opportunity for CIC. Join us!

CIC's Speakers Bureau connects communities in Central Indiana with notable and knowledgeable religious, civic, and academic leaders. We think it's a pretty good line-up.

April 21^st the Center for Interfaith Cooperation hit the road for a visit to the Muhammad Ali Center in Louisville. On the bus were CIC board staff, Immigrant & Refugee Service Corps members, and friends from Serve Indiana and the Indiana Interchurch Center.