Upcoming Events

Join us Thursday, July 16, at 6 PM CT/7 PM ET for our July Monthly Call! We will have a conversation with Rev. Jennifer Butler, Founder and Executive Director at Faith in Democracy. We'll talk about what you need to know to best prep for the 2026 elections!

Common Ground: Community Candidate Conversations is a nonpartisan voter education initiative hosted by Faith in Place Indiana that creates opportunities for community members to engage directly with candidates in respectful, solutions-focused conversations. Candidates Becky Cash and Tiffany Stoner who are running for House District 25. Through virtual forums, candidates discuss issues consistently identified by Hoosiers—including utility affordability, energy and infrastructure, water quality, environmental responsibility, public health, and civic leadership—while sharing their vision for public service. The program aims to strengthen civic participation, increase voter engagement, and foster meaningful dialogue across political and ideological differences.

Common Ground: Community Candidate Conversations is a nonpartisan voter education initiative hosted by Faith in Place Indiana that creates opportunities for community members to engage directly with candidates in respectful, solutions-focused conversations. Candidates Racheal Blechier and Hunter Smith who are running for House District 24. Through virtual forums, candidates discuss issues consistently identified by Hoosiers—including utility affordability, energy and infrastructure, water quality, environmental responsibility, public health, and civic leadership—while sharing their vision for public service. The program aims to strengthen civic participation, increase voter engagement, and foster meaningful dialogue across political and ideological differences.

Common Ground: Community Candidate Conversations is a nonpartisan voter education initiative hosted by Faith in Place Indiana that creates opportunities for community members to engage directly with candidates in respectful, solutions-focused conversations.

Candidate Cindy Clayton, who is running for Senate District 49, will join us. Tim Jones was invited, but declined the offer.

Through virtual forums, candidates discuss issues consistently identified by Hoosiers—including utility affordability, energy and infrastructure, water quality, environmental responsibility, public health, and civic leadership—while sharing their vision for public service. The program aims to strengthen civic participation, increase voter engagement, and foster meaningful dialogue across political and ideological differences.

This year’s Summit explores the theme Grounded Resistance, with four sessions focused on how we engage the world from a place of deep grounding, collective support, and sustained resistance. We are excited to announce that Bill McKibben will be our keynote speaker on September 29th!