It's finally here, July 31, the final day to vote for the Indy Festival of Faiths as the city's best festival. Let's do this.

Time is running out to vote for the Indy Festival of Faiths as "Best Festival or Art Show" in Indianapolis.

Saint Mary Magdalene has a very special status in the stories of Christianity (and other religious traditions). She has a unique role in Central Indiana, too. you can learn more at the Indy Festival

Anita connects the fundamental truth of Hinduism with the joyful celebration of the Festival of Faiths

June 19^th — How effective are prison ministries at addressing mental health problems of prisoners during and after their incarceration?

Sam Kestenbaum, in the Jewish journal Forward, explores the coincidence of Jewish celebration of Shavuot and the Christian celebration of Pentecost. Before reading the article you might take a look at a video from Religion for Breakfast.

One of the cultural transformations of the past decade has been the open embrace of the LGBTQ community by different religious traditions. This will be apparent with the weeks of Indy Pride events.

June 13^th — When you "Images from the Border," you'll read the dozens of stories about the meaning of borders. Share yours!

Rev. Holman says, "We don't want the first time a police officer to encounter someone of a different faith to be in the middle of a crisis situation."

It was perhaps the finest interfaith iftar anyone had experienced, thanks to partners in the Jewish and Muslim communities.

Expect celebrities, journalists, on-the-ground humanitarian workers, Jews, Christians, Muslims, and more.

Saturday May 18. At 9:00 am join pilgrimage maven Ian McIntosh for a walk along the Indianapolis Spiritual Trail to the Park of Laments.

May 9^th — Dr. Peter J. Thuesen, Professor of Religious Studies at IUPUI, speaks at the Lutheran Child & Family Services annual symposium

Join Rabbi Dennis Sasso and his guest Julia Muney Moore for conversation, humor, and spirits at Cocktail Judaism at Congregation Beth-El Zedeck.

Youth Summer Camp runs for two sessions in 2019, from July 22-26 and July 29-August 2 at the Indiana Interchurch Center. Students, ages 7-12, will engage in a variety of fun and educational activities with facilitators from Zimbabwe, Pakistan, Iraq, Israel, Rwanda, Sudan, and Japan.

Please join this important interfaith vigil and memorial service