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The Faith & Action Fall Event feat. Jason Reynolds The Power of Being Seen: How Relationships Create Opportunity for Young People

  • St. Luke's UMC 100 West 86th Street Indianapolis, Indiana, 46260 United States (map)

A conversation about belonging, mentorship, and our shared responsibility to invest in young people. 

Join us for The Power of Being Seen: How Relationships Create Opportunity for Young People, our 10th Anniversary Faith & Action Fall Event featuring #1 New York Times bestselling author and MacArthur Fellow Jason Reynolds. 

Together, we’ll explore the role each of us can play in ensuring every young person is seen, known, supported, and connected to the people and opportunities they need to thrive

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CTS: Faith & Action Project

The future belongs to young people. How will we help them succeed?

Every young person deserves to be seen, valued, and connected to the relationships, mentors, and opportunities that help them thrive. 

As Christian Theological Seminary celebrates 10 years of the Faith & Action Project, we are looking toward the next decade and the role each of us can play in building a stronger, more connected Indianapolis. 

At our 10th Anniversary Faith & Action Fall Event, Jason Reynolds will explore how belonging, mentorship, and meaningful relationships shape young lives—and how our community can help create pathways to opportunity for the next generation. 

More Than a Conversation

This event is an invitation to consider the role each of us can play in helping young people thrive. You do not have to work directly with young people to make a difference in their future. Employers, faith communities, neighbors, mentors, volunteers, organizations, and caring adults all have opportunities to help young people feel seen, supported, and connected. 

Following the conversation, join us for a community reception and 10th Anniversary celebration featuring local mentoring and youth-serving organizations. Meet people already investing in young people across Indianapolis and discover opportunities to engage, serve, mentor, and support the next generation. 

What to Expect

In addition to the conversation with Jason Reynolds, attendees can: 

  • Connect with local youth-serving and mentoring organizations

  • Discover opportunities to become more engaged in supporting young people

  • Purchase books and attend a signing featuring All American Boys and Long Way Down

  • Celebrate 10 years of the Faith & Action Project and its work in the Indianapolis community  

The following organizations will be showcased at the fall event during the public reception:

  1. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana

  2. DREAM Alive

  3. Elevate Indianapolis

  4. Central Indiana Youth for Christ

  5. Camptown

  6. 100 Black Men of Indianapolis, Inc.

  7. IYG

  8. Outreach, Inc.

  9. Trinity Haven

  10. Crowne Mentorship

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