People of Faith
United for Justice
Indiana Faith Voices for Justice brings together diverse faith communities to stand for democracy, compassion, and truth.
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- Why We Exist
Faith Matters in Democracy
Many people of faith feel unseen in public life. Fear often sets the tone, and the assumption that all people of faith think alike pushes compassion and steady reasoning aside. Indiana Faith Voices for Justice exists to change that by creating space for people of faith to speak with clarity, dignity, and courage.
Our democracy is strongest when faithful voices bring steadiness and moral conviction into civic life.
We help congregations &
individuals understand:
Teaching and training on how civic engagement works
Workshops that build practical advocacy skills
Events that gather people of faith across communities and traditions
Clear, timely updates on legislation and public issues that affect daily life
Opportunities to volunteer, host, speak, and help shape what comes next
- How Advocacy Works Here
Know the levers before you pull them
Get Strategic About:
Committees Effect
Timing Wins
Staff Are Gateways
Local Counts
Stories Move Votes
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What We Stand For
Human Rights
- Food
- Education
- Shelter
- Health Care
Human Dignity
- Housing & Food Security
- Immigration & Inclusion
- LGBTQ+ Rights
- Reproductive Rights
- Upcoming Events
Gather, learn, and act together
Our events include trainings, workshops, speaker gatherings, community conversations, and public actions. Each event is designed to help people of faith build confidence and take meaningful steps.
New events are added regularly.
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What People Are Saying
Many people of faith feel overlooked in public life.
“Faith should never be used to divide. IFVFJ reminds us that love is public, and that when people of faith stand together with open hearts, we create space where everyone feels seen and valued.”
Reverend Mark Lynch- Metanoia
Church of Transformation, United Church of Christ. Director of Advocacy, Indy Hunger Network
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Guiding the Movement with Clarity and Care
We are committed to:
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Advancing democracy, freedom, and thoughtful public engagement as an affiliate of the Interfaith Alliance National Organization.
Upholding transparency, responsibility, and the belief that people of faith strengthen public life when they act with clarity and courage.
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What Is Happening Across Indiana
Find short updates, explainers, and event notes that help you stay grounded and informed.
- How to engage
Choose a next step that fits your life
Many people of faith feel overlooked in public life.
1
Give
Donations make the work possible. If you are able, consider a monthly gift to sustain training, events, and advocacy year-round.
2
Show up
Attend an upcoming event, workshop, training, or community gathering. We share what is next and how to participate.
3
Get involved
Volunteer in a way that matches your skills and availability. Help host an event, support outreach, or connect us with people who should be in the room.
4
Stay informed
Get important updates on state legislation, plus announcements for events and workshops.
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Support Steady Work That Lasts
Donations power our events, trainings, and partnerships, and they give us the capacity to move when timing matters. Monthly support helps us plan ahead, and one time gifts make a real difference. If you want to be hands on, becoming a volunteer is one of the best ways to strengthen this work from the inside.
