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Central Texas Interfaith is a non-partisan, multi-ethnic, multi-issue organization of 43 congregations, public schools, and unions who work together to address public issues that affect the well-being of families and neighborhoods in our community.

We are a broad-based citizens' organization committed to promoting justice and democratic values. We work to develop leaders and to provide opportunities for member institutions to negotiate effectively through the political process with local government and community leaders around issues of common concern. Central Texas Interfaith is strictly non-partisan. Central Texas Interfaith is one of thirty organizations of the West / Southwest IAF network and one of sixty-five organizations that make up the Industrial Areas Foundation.  


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    CTI: How Faith and Community Partnerships are Transforming an East Austin Field

    Austin American Statesman Op-Ed by CTI Leader Diane Owens Prettyman, All Saints Episcopal Church

    "And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds."

    — Hebrews, 10:24

    Social justice movements begin close to home — in our families, neighborhoods, cities, and states — before spreading across the nation and the world. When people of faith join together to advocate for change, they discover the strength that comes from becoming one body with many members.

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