If you are dealing with elderly parents’ health problems or living arrangements, we have the event for you.

Join us for a conversation on aging faithfully and making arrangements for family with health issues and the need for assisted living. This is to build a community of people who can share the wisdom of navigating aging gracefully.

Coffee, fruit, and muffins will be available all morning.

Questions? Please contact Marshall Overley. 

Join us this Sunday for Youth Group Central at the church from 3 to 4:30 pm. There will be exciting games, engaging discussions, and a great opportunity to hang out with friends. Don't miss out on a time of hanging out and studying the bible. See you there!

If you want to sign up for text notifications, then text "redeemerstudents" to 97000.

We’ve loved seeing so many new faces over the last few months! If one of those new faces was yours, we’re glad you’re here! We know getting connected at a new church can be challenging. We would love to get to know you better and help you get to know us better!

Join us for lunch and meet Redeemer leaders and other newcomers, hear some of our stories, ask questions, and discover the next steps for getting involved. This is an excellent opportunity to get connected! Join us in the Speck Gallery on March 16th after the 11 am service. 

All ages are welcome. Childcare and pizza will be provided. 

Looking for a fun and welcoming place to connect with other high school students? Join us for our High School Bible Studies! You'll love hanging out with friends and engaging in discussions in different homes throughout the city. Don't miss this awesome opportunity to build friendships and grow together.

Email Mary Paxton or Nicholas for more details and locations.

If you want to sign up for text notifications, then text "redeemerstudents" to 97000.

What is poverty? Why does it matter? What does it mean to be trapped in poverty? How can I help someone in poverty?

Shepherd Community’s custom curriculum called Poverty 101 goes beyond simple research and study, giving you an immersive, hands-on opportunity to see, feel, and interact with poverty. Taught by Shepherd Community Chief Learning Officer Timothy Streett, you’ll learn through real-life examples, find a deeper understanding of the mindset of poverty and the faces who live it daily, and how poverty extends beyond mere finances.

Our 2025 Lunch & Learns will be a FREE 8-session journey into Shepherd’s Poverty 101. Every Lunch & Learn session includes a complimentary lunch and will last from Noon to 1:30 pm.

Learn more and RSVP here.

Celebrate Recovery is a powerful ministry for those who recognize they have been trying to face their hurts, attitudes and habits alone. It’s a place where individuals can find hope and healing together, emphasizing the importance of community in the recovery process. By sharing our struggles and supporting one another, we can experience transformation through Jesus, who works within the context of relationships. It’s a journey toward wholeness that everyone can embark on, regardless of their past or present struggles. Jesus came to set us free. He said, “So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.” There is no cost to participating in Celebrate Recovery.

Celebrate Recovery at Redeemer is a one-hour weekly meeting on Tuesday evenings at 7:00 pm on the second floor of Redeemer by the church offices. At our weekly meeting we will read one chapter of John Baker’s book, Life’s Healing Choices and share how the principles in the chapter apply to our specific Hurts, Attitudes and Habits. Then we subdivide into groups of men and women and share on a deeper level and pray for one another. Extra copies of the book will be available each week.

If you have any questions, email Jeff Nottingham.

Redeemer Kids and Redeemer Students are partnering together to offer a class for 4th-8th graders* interested in exploring the next step in their faith. On Sunday, March 2, we'll meet from 12:30-3 pm to take a closer look at the gospel, the sacraments, the church, and what it means to be a member at Redeemer. Interviews will be scheduled for those interested in taking communion after the class. Lunch and snacks are provided.

All participants must attend the class with at least one parent or guardian.

*If you have a child/student outside of this age range who is interested in this process, please contact Emily. We will likely recommend that older students attend Discovering Redeemer. 

Join us for an evening of art, music, and story. A silent auction with music and appetizers followed by dessert and stories of gospel goodness. You'll hear an update on the Herron Young Life ministry, meet our fearless leaders, and exciting ways you might partner with us.

Guest speaker Joanna Taft will also introduce the Polklore Micro Museum, our setting for the evening.

We hope you can join us! Silent Auction starts at 6:30 pm with presentation at 7:30 pm.

If you would like to attend, email Jennie Rader.

This year, we will run a new evangelism course called 321, starting Monday, February 24th. This four-week discussion group invites you to see life the way Jesus does. Inspired by Jesus’ vision of reality, 321 is designed to help you think about God, the world, and yourself through videos and discussion.

If you or someone you know is interested in participating, please contact Erin.

We are excited to invite you to our Volunteer Training on February 24, from 5:30-9 pm at Redeemer Presbyterian Church (1505 N Delaware St., Indianapolis, IN 46202). This training is required for anyone interested in volunteering as a Host, Support Friend, or Support Coach. Dinner will be provided for all who attend.

Contact Amy Tenney with questions/concerns.

We are forming a joint Redeemer/FSPC choral group for this year's Good Friday program. If you are a Soprano, Alto, Tenor, or Bass, please register your interest by the link below. Rehearsals will be on most Sunday afternoons, 3-4:30 pm, in the Redeemer Sanctuary, starting Sunday, February 23. 

Please note that while we want to include as many people as possible, we also aim to have approximately even numbers in each part, so we will let you know if we have to limit the section sizes. If we cannot accommodate everyone, we will be sure to let you know of future opportunities! Speak to Adrian Pumphrey for more details.

We will have a Redeemer family meeting on February 23 at 10 am to discuss our finances and Charles's month of rest in March in more detail. We know the topic of finances can seem boring or awkward, but we think healthy families (including church families) talk openly and honestly about these things.

We want to encourage everyone to prioritize attending. 

Looking for a fun and welcoming place to connect with other high school students? Join us for our High School Bible Studies! You'll love hanging out with friends and engaging in discussions in different homes throughout the city. Don't miss this awesome opportunity to build friendships and grow together.

Email Mary Paxton or Nicholas for more details and locations.

If you want to sign up for text notifications, then text "redeemerstudents" to 97000.

Last year, we campaigned to purchase the duplex across the parking lot for ministry use. Since then, we have been using the west side for artist housing and renovating the east side for the new location of the New Hope Counseling offices.

New Hope is hosting an open house at the Duplex on Sunday, February 9th, from 10 am-2 pm. Come and see all of the updates we have made to make it a warm and welcoming place for counseling and mental health.

Looking for a fun and welcoming place to connect with other high school students? Join us for our High School Bible Studies! You'll love hanging out with friends and engaging in discussions in different homes throughout the city. Don't miss this awesome opportunity to build friendships and grow together.

Email Mary Paxton or Nicholas for more details and locations.

If you want to sign up for text notifications, then text "redeemerstudents" to 97000.

Join us this Sunday for Youth Group Central at the church from 6 to 7:30 pm. There will be exciting games, engaging discussions, and a great opportunity to hang out with friends. Don't miss out on a time of hanging out and studying the bible. See you there!

If you want to sign up for text notifications, then text "redeemerstudents" to 97000.

We’ve loved seeing so many new faces over the last few months! If one of those new faces was yours, we’re glad you’re here! We know getting connected at a new church can be challenging. We would love to get to know you better and help you get to know us better!

Join us for lunch and meet Redeemer leaders and other newcomers, hear some of our stories, ask questions, and discover the next steps for getting involved. This is an excellent opportunity to get connected! Join us in the Speck Gallery on January 26th after the 11 am service. 

All ages are welcome. Childcare and pizza will be provided. 

Starting Sunday, January 26, join us for a special class on the themes of Isaiah, taught by Rev. Dan Perrin.

Commonly known as the "Fifth Gospel," the book of Isaiah lays the foundation for many significant biblical themes: justification by grace alone, the divine nature of Jesus, Christ's atonement, and more. Through the class, participants will see how Isaiah provides a bridge between the Old and New Testaments, and helps us see and understand the work of Jesus more clearly. We hope to see you there!

The class will take place at 10 am in the Harrison Gallery.

Are you retired or close to retirement? Do you find yourself wondering what's next in life? If so, we hope you can join us on Saturday, January 25, for a special morning of prayer and discussion about how to honor Jesus and make the most of this season.
Men and women, those married or single, and those with or without children or grandchildren are invited. 

The gathering in November focused on themes of identity. Our next two gatherings will focus on important conversations we might have with our families before a crisis arises. On January 25, we'll look at finances and spirituality. Later in the spring, we'll discuss questions on health and legal issues. 

Questions? Please contact Marshall Overley. 

Kick off the semester right with Youth Group Central this Sunday at the church from 3 to 4:30 pm. There will be exciting games, engaging discussions, and a great opportunity to hang out with friends. Don't miss out on a time of hanging out and studying the bible. See you there!

If you want to sign up for text notifications, then text "redeemerstudents" to 97000.

Please join us in the Speck Gallery on Sunday, January 19th, from 10-10:50 am to hear more about our new Evangelism Course.

This year, we will run a new evangelism course called 321. It will run for four consecutive Monday nights (2/24, 3/3, 3/10, 3/17) at City BBQ. We would love you to join us and bring your neighbors, friends, and co-workers.

We will hold an informational meeting to explain the course and content. We’ll talk about:

• What will happen on a typical Monday night?  

• I’d like to invite someone, but I don’t know how to extend the invitation!

• What if I invite someone and they say no? Is it worth risking our friendship or making things awkward? 

• I don’t know the next right step with my neighbor— or co-worker or relative or friend—but I know they are curious about faith. 

• I grew up in the church, but I don’t really understand the gospel. It’s kind of embarrassing to admit that...

We will cover these topics and more. We’d love you to join us. If you have any questions, please email Erin.

We are offering a one-day session to discuss God’s story of sex (it’s the same as what community groups have covered, but the teaching will be live, not on video).

This Winter, we offer two additional sessions to discuss some of the more difficult topics involving what the Bible says about sex. We want you to be well-informed and will require you to have gone through the foundation series before those meetings.

So if you missed the video series or you need a refresher, use the link here to sign up.

Join us for either of our evening Christmas Eve services! We will have two Candlelight Service options at 4:30 and 7 pm.

Children's Worship and Nursery will be available during the 4:30 pm service but not during the 7 pm service.

If you have any questions about childcare, please reach out to Emily.

Redeemer's deacon team has begun partnering with Shepherd Community Center. Shepherd is a faith-based, nonprofit organization with a mission to break the cycle of poverty on the near Eastside of Indianapolis through a Continuum of Care that meets the physical, emotional, spiritual, and academic needs of our neighbors.

Redeemer’s deacon team seeks to steward the congregation’s resources to positively impact ministries like Shepherd, where we believe God is at work!
We look specifically for organizations that are meeting needs in the city that align with Redeemer’s heartbeat, or where we are already seeing people engaged.

Christmas Store: December 18-20

The Christmas Store is the largest event that Shepherd puts on all year. At the Christmas Store, parents of families in our programs are able to “shop” through a large selection of donated toys received through our toy drive. We are able to empower our families to pick out toys for their kids. Parents are able to leave Shepherd that day with a car full of gifts for their families to be opened on Christmas morning. 

Be a part of this event on one of the follow dates by signing up here for a shift to wrap gifts or shop through the store with families:

• Wednesday, December 18th from 8am-8pm

• Thursday, December 19th from 8am-8pm

• Friday, December 20th from 8am-12pm

Join Midtown Church for their Blue Christmas service. Blue Christmas is an evening of worship for those experiencing grief, sadness, loneliness, and loss this Christmas season — and for those who stand in solidarity with them, weeping with those who weep.

Many of us enter the Christmas season thinking about our losses: the death of a loved one, a lingering illness or injury, a breakup or divorce, ongoing financial struggles, and difficulties at work and dysfunctional relationships at home can leave us feeling lonely, unloved, and lost. It can be so hard to sing joyful Christmas songs when so much has gone so wrong.

But what if facing up to what has gone wrong is actually the whole reason for Christmas? What if Jesus came into the world for this very purpose: to comfort the afflicted, to care for the downcast, to face our sorrows with us, and destroy death? Christmas is a holiday of joy only if Jesus came into the world to deal with our greatest griefs and sorrows and sufferings in order to give us lasting hope. At Midtown, they are a community learning to grieve our losses by clinging to our hope: that Jesus entered our world to love the hurting and to make all things right again.

They would love for you to join them on December 19 at 7:00 pm as we seek bright hope for tomorrow despite today’s many griefs.