Walk this non‑traditional “Cherished Belonging” Stations of the Cross from Jesus’ baptism to crucifixion, and encounter stories of people who found cherished belonging through challenges, doubts, and sorrows. Notice where your story meets theirs and God’s story. Through April 4, Monday–Friday, 7 a.m.–9 p.m. St. Luke’s UMC, 100 W 86th St., west end of the main sanctuary, enter door #6 and turn right.

The Garden is hosting this Shalom Zone event featuring Scott Lowe from NCFH. Scott will outline the work of this vibrant coalition of northside churches serving the needs of the unhoused in Indianapolis.  Everyone is invited to learn about Streets to Home Move-In Kits and much more. Sponsored by Shalom Zone. Tuesday, March 31, 7-8:30 p.m. on the lower level at 7171 N Pennsylvania St, Indianapolis.

Dan Moseley returns to The Garden to lead discussions of his “Reluctant Pilgrim” essay series. You can read them on his website at danmoseley.com/writings. Sponsored by the Garden’s Spiritual Growth Team.

The Shalom Zone is sponsoring a Habitat for Humanity Panel Build on Saturday, April 11, beginning at 8 a.m. Volunteers from Shalom Zone congregations will assemble most of a house, which will later be transported to its permanent location for a family in need. This is a meaningful, hands‑on way to love our neighbors and help provide safe, stable housing. There are two shifts with tasks suitable for all ages and abilities. The build will take place at Allisonville Christian Church.

On April 12, 10:30am we will meet at Marion University’s Mother Theresa Hackelmeirer Memorial Library (3200 Cold Spring Rd) to experience part of their art collection including their Heritage Edition of the St. John’s Bible. It is a copy of the first completely handwritten and illuminated Bible since the invention of the printing press. It has seven volumes, each two feet tall by three feet wide when open, written  on vellum by quill, containing 160 illuminations. 

Let’s walk together for peace, youth, and change. Join community members, youth leaders, and local organizations for the Indianapolis Peace Walk — a public gathering to promote peace, uplift young voices, and build a safer city. Held during National Youth Violence Prevention Week, this walk through the Riverside neighborhood is a shared stand against violence and a step toward healing and hope. 

You are invited to the home of Patrice and Dave Bradley to participate in a pitch-in meal and conversation. We will discuss The Book of Hope: A Survival Guide for Trying Times by Jane Goodall and Douglas Abrams with Gail Hudson. Ideally, you will read or listen to the book in advance, but everyone is welcome regardless. Let’s discuss how we can nurture hope in our community. April 29 from 6-8 p.m.