People of Faith United for Justice
Faith in the Face of Fear
Indiana Faith Voices for Justice brings together diverse faith communities to stand for democracy, compassion, and truth. We believe faith and freedom belong to everyone, and that moral courage grows stronger when we show up together.
Register for Our Special Event
Faith in the Face of Fear Rally and Educational Sessions
A morning rally for inspiration followed by educational sessions that help people of faith understand the system, find their voice, and strengthen democracy through informed action.
Rally at the Statehouse
- Date: January 8, 2026
- Location: Indiana State House 200 W Washington St. Indianapolis, IN 46204
- Time: 10:00-11:30 a.m.
- Price: Free and open to all
Rally at the Statehouse with interfaith prayers and speakers. We bring together diverse faith communities to stand for democracy, compassion, and truth — because faith and freedom belong to everyone.
Educational Sessions
- Date: January 8, 2026
- Location: The Hilton Hotel 120 West Market Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46204
- Time: 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
- Price: Suggested donation of $25
Then join us across the street at the Hilton for Advocacy training and education sessions with topics that include the Indiana Political Landscape, Power Mapping, and the fundamental skills to organizing, understanding self-interest, and doing 1:1 conversations.
Why We Exist
Faith Matters in Democracy
Many people of faith feel unseen in public life. Fear often sets the tone in politics, 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 giving people of faith the space 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 and individuals understand:
How civic engagement works.
How advocacy movements grow.
Understanding how a bill becomes law in Indiana.
Knowing who makes the decisions at each step and how to reach them.
Keeping the focus on what strengthens communities and promotes fairness.
Our Vision
Indiana Faith Voices for Justice is a growing, multi-faith, multi-cultural, and multi-racial movement committed to democracy, not theocracy. Freedom, not extremism. Education, not indoctrination.
We connect people of faith across Indiana to learn, organize, and act with civic responsibility. Our goal is a statewide network that strengthens communities and protects the well-being of every neighbor.
What We Stand For
Human Rights
Human Rights
Human Dignity
Human Dignity
Voices of Faith
What People Are Saying
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
Leadership You Can Trust
Guiding the Movement with Clarity and Care
Indiana Faith Voices for Justice is guided by a diverse steering committee representing many faith traditions and grounded in the values of shared leadership. As an affiliate of the Interfaith Alliance National Organization, we carry forward its commitment to democracy, freedom, and thoughtful public engagement. Our work is built on transparency, responsibility, and a belief that people of faith strengthen public life when they act with clarity and courage.
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Get Involved
Together We Move Forward
Join our statewide network, support the work, and volunteer where you can. Small actions create real change when people of faith stand together. When we show up with courage and care, we build an Indiana where faith strengthens community rather than fear.