Finding Faith

Religion & Spirituality
Spirituality

Faith
Searching for Peace

WISH-TV is sharing the stories of people who are guided by their faith from all religions, denominations, and walks of life and in all the ways faith manifests itself. If you have a story to share, go to LifeStyleLive.tv and click on the contact button. If you have a story of faith or know someone who has one we would love to hear from you.

Finding Faith with Randy Ollis Trailer

Faith. It’s a word we hear thrown around all the time. Keep the faith. Walking in faith. Having faith. Faith guides many in their daily lives. Faith is belief in action. Randy Ollis is on a mission, finding people who are guided by their faith from all religions, denominations, and walks of life and sharing their stories with you. From people who are keeping the faith in times of trouble learning to live your faith day by day, join him as he seeks those who are finding faith.

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Keeping the Faith with a child fighting chronic illness

Micah and Tiffany Snider's faith was put to the test when their 2 year old son Aiden was diagnosed with a life threatening medical condition. Find out how their faith carried them through Aiden's battle with a postpartum congenital heart defect.

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Church ministering to their community with Midtown Market events

Randy talks to Collin O'Bremski from Indianapolis' Northminster Presbyterian Church about how they minister to their community with their Midtown Market events.

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Getting to know the Baha'i Faith

Neda Moainie, representative of the Baha’i Faith, joins Randy to share a few important things to know about this religion. For more information on the Bahá’í faith and their events, visit indybahai.org.

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Learning life lessons through faith: passing beliefs to kids

Randy shares with his Life.Style.Live! co-host, Randall Newsome a little bit about his own spiritual journey and how he’s working on passing his faith down to his grandkids.

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Remembering the Holocaust

Yom HaShoah, also known as Holocaust Remembrance Day, is a special but somber day for people of the Jewish faith. Cantor Aviva Marer of the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation joins Randy and Randall Newsome to share what’s important to know about the day commemorating the historic event, the current state of anti-Semitism in the U.S., what keeps Jewish people inspired and more.

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Getting outside to get closer to God

Randy is joined by “Life.Style.Live!” co-host Randall Newsome to discuss how great it can feel to get in touch with nature as you get in touch with God.

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Pastor Kenneth Sullivan: Prayer Still Works

Pastor Kenneth Sullivan Jr., senior pastor of New Direction Church, joins Randy and Randall to discuss his book, “Prayer Still Works,” why prayer is important, the best way to pray and more. Pastor Sullivan and his family firmly believe in the power of God to redirect lives. The mission of New Direction Church is “Leading People to A Better Life.” As the Senior Pastor of New Direction Church, he has made it a priority to pour into the lives of youth and young adults in the city of Indianapolis.

“Prayer Still Works” is designed to examine the power of prayer through several powerful biblical examples alongside illustrations from our age. While reading this book you will gain insight on how to tap into the power of prayer and to fully realize how God’s spiritual authority directly flows into your life.

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Learning about Transcendental Meditation

The Transcendental Meditation technique is a simple, natural, effortless mental technique practiced morning and evening, founded in the 1950s by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. Over 10 million people have learned it worldwide. TM provides deep rest for the mind and the body. Over 675 research studies have shown a wide range of benefits for mind, body, and behavior from the twice-daily practice. Paul Wilson, certified instructor of Transcendental Meditation joins Randy and Randall to share more about this practice.

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“Laugh in Peace” comedy show promotes interfaith dialogue

A rabbi, a Muslim comic and a reverend all walked into a comedy show… it's not a joke!

Bob Alper, ordained rabbi, and Rev. Susan Sparks, Baptist minister, join Randy Ollis to discuss their upcoming “Laugh in Peace” comedy show presented by Spirit & Place coming to the Indianapolis Public Library on Thursday, May 19.

Spirit & Place, a collaborative community initiative housed in the Indiana University School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI, is proud to present the “Laugh in Peace” comedy show on Thursday, May 19 for their second annual spring faith event. In partnership with The Indianapolis Public Library, the fun-filled, interfaith comedy show is free on a first-come, first-serve basis.

The “Laugh in Peace” comedy tour features the comedic trio of Muslim comic Gibran Saleem, Rabbi Bob Alper and Rev. Susan Sparks coming from different religious backgrounds to promote interfaith dialogue and highlight our commonalities. The show causes audiences to think, laugh and leave with a different view of the world. The “Laugh in Peace” show will take place from 7-9 p.m. at the Indianapolis Public Library’s Central Library, located at 40 E. St. Clair St. in Indianapolis, Indiana, and audiences can register for the event here.

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