Virtual Events (All Regions)
Thursday, October 8, 2026 at 6:00:00 PM CDT
A Conversation with Rev. Kim Crutcher | Faith in Place October Monthly Call
Join us to learn more about herbalism with Rev. Kim Crutcher!
Reverend Kim Crutcher is a community herbalist, licensed psychotherapist, artist, and Interfaith Minister. Using a blend of evidence-based therapies, trauma-informed approaches, culturally sensitive frameworks, and traditional healing practices she offers therapy, education, and consultations to individuals and groups. As Herbalism Conductor for Chicago’s Urban Growers Collective, she shares over 30 years of passion about herbs, systems thinking, and healing. Kim works to support UGC’s mission of growing food to build and support healthy communities through workshops, healing events and a three year apprenticeship program. She uses the term ‘Conductor’ in homage to Harriet Tubman and as a reminder that redemption and freedom are available when individuals are offered an opportunity to come into relationship with the natural world.
Illinois Events
Thursday, October 8, 2026 at 6:00:00 PM CDT
A Conversation with Rev. Kim Crutcher | Faith in Place October Monthly Call
Join us to learn more about herbalism with Rev. Kim Crutcher!
Reverend Kim Crutcher is a community herbalist, licensed psychotherapist, artist, and Interfaith Minister. Using a blend of evidence-based therapies, trauma-informed approaches, culturally sensitive frameworks, and traditional healing practices she offers therapy, education, and consultations to individuals and groups. As Herbalism Conductor for Chicago’s Urban Growers Collective, she shares over 30 years of passion about herbs, systems thinking, and healing. Kim works to support UGC’s mission of growing food to build and support healthy communities through workshops, healing events and a three year apprenticeship program. She uses the term ‘Conductor’ in homage to Harriet Tubman and as a reminder that redemption and freedom are available when individuals are offered an opportunity to come into relationship with the natural world.
Monday, October 26, 2026 at 5:30:00 PM CDT
AirAware Community Celebration
Wicker Park Lutheran Church (1500 N Hoyne Ave., Chicago, IL 60622)
Join us October 26th at Wicker Park Lutheran Church from 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. CT for a family-friendly fall celebration! We will have food, giveaways, and trick-or-treating. Wear your costume, bring your family and friends as we come together to advocate for indoor air quality. We also want to take a moment to celebrate our citizen-science study! Thank you to everyone who volunteered and to those who opened their homes to make this study possible! Join us to learn more about the findings and ways you can advocate for healthier communities!
This event is co-sponsored by Senator Omar Aquino and Faith in Place.
Indiana Events
Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at 6:00:00 PM CDT
Common Ground: Community Candidate Conversations for Indiana 8th Congressional District
Common Ground: Community Candidate Conversations is a nonpartisan voter education initiative hosted by Faith in Place Indiana that creates opportunities for community members to engage directly with candidates in respectful, solutions-focused conversations.
Candidate Mary Allen, who is running for Indiana's 8th Congressional District, will join us. Incumbent Mark Messmer did not respond to the invitation.
Through virtual forums, candidates discuss issues consistently identified by Hoosiers—including utility affordability, energy and infrastructure, water quality, environmental responsibility, public health, and civic leadership—while sharing their vision for public service. The program aims to strengthen civic participation, increase voter engagement, and foster meaningful dialogue across political and ideological differences.
Thursday, October 8, 2026 at 6:00:00 PM CDT
A Conversation with Rev. Kim Crutcher | Faith in Place October Monthly Call
Join us to learn more about herbalism with Rev. Kim Crutcher!
Reverend Kim Crutcher is a community herbalist, licensed psychotherapist, artist, and Interfaith Minister. Using a blend of evidence-based therapies, trauma-informed approaches, culturally sensitive frameworks, and traditional healing practices she offers therapy, education, and consultations to individuals and groups. As Herbalism Conductor for Chicago’s Urban Growers Collective, she shares over 30 years of passion about herbs, systems thinking, and healing. Kim works to support UGC’s mission of growing food to build and support healthy communities through workshops, healing events and a three year apprenticeship program. She uses the term ‘Conductor’ in homage to Harriet Tubman and as a reminder that redemption and freedom are available when individuals are offered an opportunity to come into relationship with the natural world.
Thursday, November 12, 2026 at 6:30:00 PM CST
The Circular Connection: Our Common Home
Unitarian Universalist Church of Indianapolis (615 W 43rd St., Indianapolis, IN 46208)
Healthy communities depend on a healthy planet. Meet fellow participants through interactive activities; explore how our faith traditions, neighborhoods, and environment are intertwined; and discover practical ways to care for our common home together.
A partnership between Faith in Place, Earth Charter Indiana, Circular Indiana, and Unitarian Universalist Church of Indianapolis, and part of the Spirit & Place Festival.
This event is part of the Spirit & Place Festival (Nov. 5–15). Learn more at spiritandplace.org. By registering for this event, you agree that your email address can be shared with Spirit & Place.
Wisconsin Events
Thursday, October 8, 2026 at 6:00:00 PM CDT
A Conversation with Rev. Kim Crutcher | Faith in Place October Monthly Call
Join us to learn more about herbalism with Rev. Kim Crutcher!
Reverend Kim Crutcher is a community herbalist, licensed psychotherapist, artist, and Interfaith Minister. Using a blend of evidence-based therapies, trauma-informed approaches, culturally sensitive frameworks, and traditional healing practices she offers therapy, education, and consultations to individuals and groups. As Herbalism Conductor for Chicago’s Urban Growers Collective, she shares over 30 years of passion about herbs, systems thinking, and healing. Kim works to support UGC’s mission of growing food to build and support healthy communities through workshops, healing events and a three year apprenticeship program. She uses the term ‘Conductor’ in homage to Harriet Tubman and as a reminder that redemption and freedom are available when individuals are offered an opportunity to come into relationship with the natural world.
