Louisiana Interchurch Conference

06/11/2026

Save the date for a simple morning of connection and conversation. Stop by on your way to work, or when you need a morning break, July 24, 9–11am.

We’re welcoming faith leaders and organizers from all traditions and denominations - because our city is stronger when we actually know one another’s stories.

Drop in when you can, grab a free coffee on The Center, and help us build a more connected and compassionate New Orleans together.

06/09/2026

Let us hold our siblings in Christ from the Louisiana Conference of The United Methodist Church in prayer this week as they gather for their annual conference….

06/07/2026

New Orleans folks: Let’s be in solidarity.

Catch us Tuesday next week, standing in solidarity with Communities of Hope, joining interfaith partners to defend human dignity, civil rights, and voting rights for our neighbors across Louisiana.

05/26/2026

New Orleans:

05/26/2026

⚠️ Action Alert: HB211

The Louisiana Fair Housing Action Center has created a Louisiana state wide action alert related to HB211 and are inviting individuals and organizations to review the information and consider adding their names in support.

Please add your name here: https://lafairhousing.salsalabs.org/homeslessnessnotacrime/index.html

Time is running out.

Here in Louisiana, everybody deserves a safe place to live. Instead of focusing on proven solutions to homelessness, like deeply affordable housing, HB 211 by Rep. Debbie Villio will criminalize homelessness and punish people who have no choice but to slee

05/07/2026

If you have not already(or even if you have, you can do it again!), please reach out and ask your state senator to vote no and find ways to address homelessness in Louisiana without involving more people in the criminal/legal system.

05/05/2026

“Red is believed to be the only color spirits can see, representing a calling back of the spirits of missing and murdered loved ones.” —Rev. Wanda Frenchman

Adopted by the 2025 ELCA Churchwide Assembly, the memorial "Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women" encourages "congregations, synods and the churchwide organization to observe annually MMIW Awareness Day on May 5 and to promote the wearing of red to raise awareness of MMIW."

Today is May 5, the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (also referred to as "Red Dress Day"). On this day we lament the MMIW crisis and call attention to the MMIW movement alongside our Indigenous siblings — those missing and those still searching for loved ones.

To learn more about this crisis and the movement it inspired, to find a tool kit of action steps and resources, and to plug in to the ongoing work of the ELCA's Indigenous Ministry and Tribal Relations network, visit elca.org/mmiw.

As you join us in observing Red Dress Day, we invite you to share in the comments section a photo of yourself wearing red in solidarity.

05/05/2026

Good evening, Servants of God, Join us in an Emergency Black Clergy Zoom Meeting and Call to Action following the Supreme Court's attack on Voting Rights. WHEN: Tuesday, May 5, 2026, 7:00 …