**Community Connection: Exploring Faith, Community, and Social Justice**

This week on Community Connection, we're diving into the intersection of faith, community, and social justice. Join Tina Cosby and her guests as they explore the ways in which relationships and mentorship can make a lasting impact on the lives of young people. From the Christian Theological Seminary's Faith in Action Project to the importance of community policing, this episode is packed with inspiring stories and thought-provoking conversations.

Tina is joined by Lindsey Rabinowich, the director of the Christian Theological Seminary's Faith in Action Project, and Dr. Courtney Buggs, an assistant professor of homiletics and director of the PhD in African American preaching and sacred Rhetoric program. Together, they discuss the importance of relationships in addressing poverty and creating opportunities for young people to thrive. They also talk about the upcoming Mixed Methods Preaching Conference, which will explore the intersection of faith and social justice.

In addition to these inspiring conversations, Tina and her guests also discuss the importance of community policing and the ways in which relationships between law enforcement and the community can be built and strengthened. They share stories of positive interactions between police officers and community members, and explore ways in which we can work towards a more just and equitable society.

If you're interested in learning more about the ways in which faith, community, and social justice intersect, tune in to this episode of Community Connection. Join the conversation and hear from Tina and her guests as they explore these important topics and share inspiring stories of hope and resilience.

**Community Connection: Exploring Faith, Community, and Social Justice**
This week on Community Connection, we're diving into the intersection of faith, community, and social justice. Join Tina Cosby and her guests as they explore the ways in which relationships and mentorship can make a lasting impact on the lives of young people. From the Christian Theological Seminary's Faith in Action Project to the importance of community policing, this episode is packed with inspiring stories and thought-provoking conversations.
Tina is joined by Lindsey Rabinowich, the director of the Christian Theological Seminary's Faith in Action Project, and Dr. Courtney Buggs, an assistant professor of homiletics and director of the PhD in African American preaching and sacred Rhetoric program. Together, they discuss the importance of relationships in addressing poverty and creating opportunities for young people to thrive. They also talk about the upcoming Mixed Methods Preaching Conference, which will explore the intersection of faith and social justice.
In addition to these inspiring conversations, Tina and her guests also discuss the importance of community policing and the ways in which relationships between law enforcement and the community can be built and strengthened. They share stories of positive interactions between police officers and community members, and explore ways in which we can work towards a more just and equitable society.
If you're interested in learning more about the ways in which faith, community, and social justice intersect, tune in to this episode of Community Connection. Join the conversation and hear from Tina and her guests as they explore these important topics and share inspiring stories of hope and resilience.

Join WTLC's Tina Cosby as she discusses some of the major news stories and issues in the Greater Indianapolis area in "Community Connection."

Join WTLC's Tina Cosby as she discusses some of the major news stories and issues in the Greater Indianapolis area in "Community Connection."

Community Connection With Tina Cosby

Community Connection - October 14, 2026 - Tina Cosby welcomes James Patterson, Contributing Analyst, Producer Eric G., with Open Lines.  Later Tina welcomes Dr. Courtney Buggs, and Lindsey Rabinowitch

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