“Images from the Margins” brings together artworks by members groups who are often excluded and marginalized. “Poetry and Jam in the Gallery” is a relatively spontaneous collective offering of music and spoken word. Wednesdays at noon from November 28 – December 19 Poetry and Jam

The  Interfaith Coalition for Mental Health invites its friend to a holiday celebration. You can stop by after work on December 20th. Join the Interfatih Coalition for Mental Health and Coalition for Our Immigrant Neighbors for some winter treats and a celebratory event. A brief program

You can be in the choir at one of the greatest events in Indianapolis. St. John’s Missionary Baptist Church, where Dr. Martin Luther King would preach when he was in Indianapolis, is celebrating Dr. King life and legacy for the 50th year on January 21, 2019.

You can be in the choir at one of the greatest events in Indianapolis. St. John’s Missionary Baptist Church, where Dr. Martin Luther King would preach when he was in Indianapolis, is celebrating Dr. King life and legacy for the 50th year on January 21,

Remember the links between Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. connections to the city of Indianapolis at St. John’s Missionary Baptist Church, where Dr. King used to stay and preach when in Indy. Be inspired several local choirs join together to sing songs from the civil

A discussion led by the Jensen family. To see how these families live their faith, visit them as they explain how the home and church work together. Children learn to love God, study the Holy Bible and the Book of Mormon, and prepare for lives of

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

You can be in the choir at one of the greatest events in Indianapolis. St. John’s Missionary Baptist Church, where Dr. Martin Luther King would preach when he was in Indianapolis, is celebrating Dr. King life and legacy for the 50th year on January 21,

INDIANA CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE (ICLC) Celebrates their 50- year legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. January 15, 1969 – January 21, 2019

Salma Zidane lives on the Palestinian West Bank in a small house with lemon trees on her property, planted by her great grandparents. Unfortunately, when the Israeli minister of defense builds a neighboring house, the trees are deemed a security risk. A legal battle ensues

Experience the Magic of Winter Solstice Indianapolis area congregations come together in an earth-affirming celebration of the return of the Light–the only one of its kind in central Indiana. The 14th Indianapolis Winter Solstice Celebration will be held at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Indianapolis,

Experience the Magic of Winter Solstice Indianapolis area congregations come together in an earth-affirming celebration of the return of the Light–the only one of its kind in central Indiana. The 14th Indianapolis Winter Solstice Celebration will be held at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Indianapolis,

In one week the Indy faith community will celebrate the dedication of three homes with the Dycus, Turentine, and Jimison families. In a time where it’s not hard to look around and see division, more than 350 Muslims, Jews, Hindus, Christians, and people of other faiths joined together

Come experience the Peace of a Winter Solstice Labyrinth walk at Cumberland FBC. Meditate and/or pray as you quietly walk the lighted path and rejuvenate your soul. Warm beverages will be available inside as well as light refreshments. All are welcome to attend this free

Join us for an afternoon of Christmas carols, accompanied by autoharp! We’ll have ginger tea and hot cocoa, as well as holiday treats. All ages welcome! We’ll also be learning Peter Mayer’s “Where is the Light?” This non-religious seasonal song packs a great message about

Climate change is the most significant environmental problem of our time. In this session we will consider the perils of climate change from a global perspective with the help of scholars of Christianity, Judaism, and Hinduism. Keynote Speaker Jea Sophia Oh  is Assistant Professor of Philosophy

Evictions used to be rare. But today, for many poor Americans eviction has become a way of life. Matthew Desmond’s groundbreaking book Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City follows tenants and landlords swept up in the process of eviction. Drawing on the urban

What does it mean to “think globally and act locally” in terms of ecology and ecojustice? In this session, we will hear from three scholars and activists on the important environmental work being done right here in Indiana. Keynote Speaker Lisa H. Sideris is Professor of