The Rev. Dr. Lauren Jones Mayfield brings a wealth of experience in the areas of pastoral leadership and social justice, as well as a deep commitment to fostering interfaith dialogue and strengthening communities through common action.
Jose Arellano spent years in a gang and much of his youth incarcerated. It took a life-changing event and the help of Homeboy Industries to turn his life around.
Silas House, Sadiqa Reynolds, Teddy Abrams and Luke Russert among diverse lineup at this year’s festival, Nov. 13-16 at Kentucky Center for the Arts
Wu Fei is a classically trained composer, singer and master of the guzheng, mixing Western classical and Chinese traditions with a contemporary sound.
Though our hearts are heavy with grief, they also are filled with gratitude for the many gifts Kathleen shared over the years, not only with CIR, but with her beloved hometown of Louisville.
Religion wasn’t central to Jemar Tisby’s upbringing. His faith journey began when a high school friend invited him to attend a “very white, very evangelical” youth group.
Sarah Reed: For the past 12 years, I have had the immense honor of working at the Center for Interfaith Relations. It’s been a highlight of my professional life, and I am incredibly proud of all we have accomplished. That being said, it’s time for a new chapter..."
Set the stage for a mindful, meaningful new year by enjoying this work from Kentucky Poet Laureate Silas House, final judge of our recent Poetry of the Sacred Contest.
Metro United Way CEO Adria Johnson to co-chair festival featuring Charles Booker and other prominent Kentuckians, along with renowned spiritual leaders, activists, musicians and more
"I want to be intentional with how I spend my time and to channel my energy to be a force for good. The Festival of Faiths is a force for good, and the opportunity to serve as co-chair is truly a gift." —Adria Johnson
