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October 5, 2015
Chùa An Lạc is part of the Mahayana branch of Buddhism, and is the only Buddhist temple in Indianapolis founded by a recent immigrant community to preserve and perpetuate traditions of the homeland. The An Lạc Temple was founded in 1986 by a small group of Vietnamese-Americans
Mark your calendar for the 2019 Interfaith Banquet at Martin University. Join us in recognizing Imam Michael “Mikal” Saahir as the 2019 Interfaith Ambassador of the Year.
In the war-torn Nuba Mountains of Sudan, American Dr. Tom Catena seeks to provide care and serve the needs of a forgotten people at Mother of Mercy Hospital. As the region is bombed relentlessly by indicted war criminal Omar Al-Bashar, only two things remain constant:
Enjoy a short humorous skit by Sue Caterfly, based on her new children’s book, Baby Doll Goes to Daycare. Fun for the whole family. Free food and drinks.
Twelve Indiana artists have been selected to explore and expound upon the biblical story of Lot’s wife during the eighth annual Religion, Spirituality and the Arts seminar, a project of the IUPUI Arts and Humanities Institute. The RSA seminar will feature a performance by
Chùa An Lạc is part of the Mahayana branch of Buddhism, and is the only Buddhist temple in Indianapolis founded by a recent immigrant community to preserve and perpetuate traditions of the homeland. The An Lạc Temple was founded in 1986 by a small group
The Interfaith Youth Ambassador Program is a program administered by the Center for Interfaith Cooperation (CIC) in collaboration with Butler University’s Desmond Tutu Peace Lab. Youth from local high schools and universities can apply through their school, congregation, or community center to learn about other
ICMH presents our fourth event of the Spring 2019 Series: How Faith Communities Become Resources. The How to Support a Support Group: Addictions and Mental Illness luncheon will provide different resources about mental illness prevention and creating safe communities. We now ask for an admission fee of
On Friday April 26th CIC is partnering with the Indiana Pagan Community Outreach & Dialogue to put on a Death Café. It’s a chance to eat cake, drink tea, and talk about death civilly … because increased awareness of death means a more fulfilling life.
ICMH presents our fifth event of the Spring 2019 Series: Understanding Cultural Differences: LGBTQ+ Community. We now ask for an admission fee of $5. Because we have often reached our RSVP capacity, ICMH makes this change to accommodate everyone who wishes to attend. We will accept
Each Interfaith Coalition for Mental Health luncheon concentrates on a specific mental health practice or accessible tool individuals can use in their congregations. Together, the luncheons outline a “core curriculum” of how best to address basic, ubiquitous mental health needs of faith communities. The curriculum is designed so
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