The Interfaith Coalition for Mental Health presents our second event of the Spring 2019 Series: How Faith Communities Become Resources. How and When to Refer: Mental Health Crises. Dr. Arman Siddiqui (a psychiatrist who works at the Adult and Mental Health Center and Community Hospital North)

Sajith Silva, Catholic Relief Services program coordinator for Sri Lanka, will talk about the vulnerable people displaced by war and how Catholic Relief Services provides hope and support in their efforts to return to their native country and rebuild. Sri Lanka continues to recover from

The Masjid Al-Fajr Islamic Center of Greater Indianapolis was founded in 1971. Masjid Al-Fajr aims to develop Islamic character within Indianapolis both individually and throughout the Muslim community. Masjid Al-Fajr accomplishes this by serving the community through its contribution of education, literature, and public service.

International Women’s Day (IWD) is celebrated March 8. We may not make a big deal about it in the US because it was invented by American Socialists, but in many countries it’s widely celebrated, even a national holiday. Maybe it should be here as well.

ICMH presents our third event of the Spring 2019 Series: How Faith Communities Become Resources. The Prevention as Intervention: Protective Factors and Sustained Recovery luncheon will provide different resources about mental illness prevention and creating safe communities. We now ask for an admission fee of $5. Because

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:

welve 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 critically

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

Your brain can form new cells and neural connections, and improve its capabilities as you age. This free workship will teach you how. You’ll receive information about nutrition, the environment, and the mind-body connection, as well as behaviors to embrace and limit; and you’ll learn

Monthly meeting of the Fishers Multi faith community for compassion

Kelly E. Hayes is Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis. She earned a Ph.D. in the History of Religions at the University of Chicago and has been conducting field research on religion in Brazil since 1997. Her book Holy Harlots: Femininity, Sexuality, and

Jing Wang, Program in Chinese, Department of World Languages and Cultures

Elizabeth Thill, Classics Program, Department of World Languages and Cultures Academic interests Roman sculpture, Roman architecture, numismatics, Dacia, state development, use of the past by ancient and modern states

In a world turned upside down by the Holocaust, Anne Frank held on to her faith in humanity. This story of resilience, optimism and a young girl’s extraordinary spirit transcends time and offers hope to today’s world. The Diary of Anne Frank is a historical drama that contains

Think Well… Be Well Healing and recovering the minds of black communities that have endured generations of systemic social injustice. The Black History Youth & Family Wellness Festival was created to educate and celebrate the culture, history, progress, and resilience of Black and Latino communities.

In a world turned upside down by the Holocaust, Anne Frank held on to her faith in humanity. This story of resilience, optimism and a young girl’s extraordinary spirit transcends time and offers hope to today’s world. The Diary of Anne Frank is a historical drama that contains