Neighborly Faith seeks to address the lack of interfaith leadership opportunities available to evangelical college students, many of whom are rarely exposed to meaningful engagement with Muslims and are increasingly influenced by anti-Muslim rhetoric. Over the 2026-2028 grant period, Neighborly Faith will expand and refine their most effective programs by delivering 50 Boundless classroom sessions, awarding 50 Open Window partnership grants through Cru, piloting 10 dinner-dialogue and Q&A events with Ratio Christi at the University of Michigan-Dearborn, publishing 20 practical Muslim-Christian partnership articles, and conducting a research pilot to develop a more ideologically inclusive model for measuring pluralism. Deliverables will include these programs, published resources, and a validated framework for pluralism measurement. Together, these activities are expected to reach at least 10,000 students on campuses and 100,000 people online, improve attitudes toward people of other faiths, strengthen Christian-Muslim relationships, and inspire more young evangelicals to practice interfaith leadership.