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October 5, 2015
CIC’s book club is back by popular demand. We will read the short yet profound book by Timothy Snyder, On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century. An example of one of his 20 lessons: Be kind to our language. Avoid pronouncing the phrases everyone else
CIC’s book club is back by popular demand. We will read the short yet profound book by Timothy Snyder, On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century. An example of one of his 20 lessons: Be kind to our language. Avoid pronouncing the phrases everyone else
Join us for a celebration of diversity of belief and unity of spirit with Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett as we partake in the Ramadan tradition of a community Iftar Dinner. Confirmed speakers include Mayor Joe Hogsett and Congressman André Carson All are welcome, families are
As the opioid crisis deepens, so must the response of the church, the most underutilized resource in our community. Communities of faith and houses of worship of all faiths are in a unique position to help educate families about the disease of addiction, the stigma, talk about
Celebrate Juneteenth at a Book Fair. The Center for Interfaith Cooperation be be there bragging about our book club.
Volunteer Event! Grow food and community at the 7th Annual World Refugee Day of Service and Celebration! Outdoor activities include – organicgardening, celebratory lunch, ‘Walk-a-Mile in Refugee Shoes’, and a community art activity. Accessible and family-friendly. Started by the Burmese American Community Institute, this annual event has grown to be an opportunity to engage
Food for the Soul is a series of discussion of culture and religion in restaurants. First up: Yemeni food at Al Rayan Restaurant. Yemeni cuisine is different from other countries in the Middle East, reflecting influences from the Ottoman Turks and Muglai Indians. On June
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