An Indianapolis Theological Seminary Spring Symposium

Join Indianapolis Theological Seminary for our Spring Symposium, The Two Mountains of God, as Dr. Brannon Ellis, Academic Dean and Assistant Professor of Systematic Theology, explores the powerful contrast between Mount Sinai and Mount Zion in Hebrews 12:18–29.

Moving beyond the familiar “hall of faith” in Hebrews 11, this lecture will consider how these two mountains reveal the transition from the fear and shadows of the Old Covenant to the joyful worship and unshakable kingdom secured through Jesus Christ, our perfect Mediator.

This free event will take place on April 23 at 7:00 PM at Redeemer Bible Church in Greenwood, Indiana, and all are welcome—invite friends, church members, and anyone eager to grow in their understanding of God’s Word and the hope of the gospel.

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, April 19, 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. 

What might it look like to think like a Christian? What does a really old book have to do with helping us grapple with the questions of today (such as our busy pace of life or how to think about gay marriage)? If you've ever asked questions that sound at all like these, we hope you'll join us on April 19 and 26 for this special two-part teaching series. We’ll explore how the 30,000 foot story of Scripture should shape how we think and live wisely in God’s world.

• Part one (on April 19) will look at the stories of Creation and the Fall.

• Part two (on April 26) will look at the story of Redemption, and provide practical case studies to apply what you've learned both weeks.

Both sessions will take place from 12:30-2:30pm in the Speck Gallery. Lunch will be served, and childcare is available if you RSVP ahead of time. We hope you can be there! Click here to sign up for part one, and here to sign up for part two. Part one is required to attend part two.

Volunteers that wish to help with the cleanup can meet at Great Oak Commons at 10 am to enjoy coffee and doughnuts before venturing out across the neighborhood to pick up trash and debris. Supplies for the day will be provided by Keep Indianapolis Beautiful (KIB). Contact Peter or Joan at volunteer@oldnorthside.org.

Calling all Middle Schoolers! Join us for pizza, games, fun, and more on Friday nights from 6:00 -7:30 pm at Redeemer Presbyterian Church.

Drop off in the Courtyard off of Delaware and pick up in the back parking lot. Bring a friend (or two!) and join us for an awesome time that you won't want to miss.

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

Come hang out from 6:00-7:30 pm for dinner, games (basketball, dodgeball, board games, and more), and join us on our journey through Alpha Course, followed by student-led discussion. It's the perfect place to bring a friend!

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

Attend our membership class! Discovering Redeemer is a 6-week class during the Sunday School hour, culminating with a Saturday night dinner.

We will cover core topics like what we believe about the gospel, the church, membership, stewardship, and the city, as well as how to live well as a follower of Christ. This class is a discerning place for people who want to dig deeper at Redeemer. Following the class, you can meet individually with an elder to discuss membership.

Please note that this class runs from 9:30 to 10:50. Childcare will be provided from 9:20 to 10. At 10, children will be transitioned to their age-appropriate Redeemer Kids class, where you can pick them up at 10:50.

The class will take place in the Harrison Gallery.

Do you or someone you care about struggle with a hurt, habit, or hang-up? Whether it’s substance abuse, painful grieving, sexual struggles, or people pleasing, we invite you to join us at Celebrate Recovery. We meet to support each other as we work out our faith in challenging areas of our lives.

Celebrate Recovery is a safe place for men and women, where we learn practical steps to understand our past, our flawed beliefs, and freedom in Christ. We’ll start with a time of worship, hear a lesson about steps in recovery or a testimony, and wrap up with an open-share group.

Join our growing community on Tuesdays from 6-7:30 pm in the Redeemer office wing (above ArtMix). Come in through the Delaware street doors, and we’ll meet you upstairs. Contact Jeff Nottingham with any questions.

Join us for morning prayer 9-9:30 am, Monday through Thursday. Join us one day a week, or more. If we want to see Jesus bring wholeness to the city, prayer will be the engine for us to depend desperately on him.

We meet on the 2nd floor by the Redeemer offices; enter through the ArtMix door from the parking lot.

SERVICES AT 8, 9:30, & 11 AM

BRUNCH WILL TAKE PLACE BETWEEN 8:45 AM AND 12 PM

Get ready for this year's Easter Brunch! Easter is a special day of worshipping, serving, and feasting at Redeemer. We take feasting seriously. We will host a huge Easter brunch that will run during the worship services until early afternoon. We encourage you to participate in the morning worship services and brunch.

We need your help to pull this off. We encourage everyone to worship at one service, serve at one service, and feast at one service. If you usually volunteer with the welcome team or the Redeemer Kids ministry, look for a separate communication about Easter volunteering. Please use the link below to sign up to bring one of the food items. You can also use the link to sign up to volunteer to help with the brunch on Easter Sunday.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Jesse Yeomans.

We will have disposable foil pans available for everyone to use for their dishes.

Redeemer Kids is hosting a Community Easter Egg Hunt for our friends and neighbors at Spades Park on Saturday, April 4, from 10 to 11:30 am. Bring a bag or basket and meet us at the Spades Park pavilion. We'll have donuts, water, and juice boxes, split into age groups, search for eggs, and have time to play on the playground with friends afterward.

If you'd like to volunteer to stuff or hide eggs, please e-mail Emily Pilkington. You can also help by donating fun-size candy at any entrance or by the Redeemer Kids check-ins on Sunday mornings or make donations through our Amazon Wishlist.

On Good Friday, we remember Christ's death on the cross as part of preparing for the joy of Easter. This year, we will have two services at 5:30 & 7 pm at Fountain Square Presbyterian Church. 

We look forward to providing Nursery during the 5:30 service only for our little ones ages 0 through pre-K. Because of limited childcare space, we ask that children 5 and older attend service with their parents. Redeemer Kids will provide activity bags for all children attending the service.

Our core team will receive all the support it needs to establish regular Sunday worship and ministry effectively on the Near Westside of Indianapolis. You can assist in the following ways:

1. Helping with childcare and kids activities during worship on Sunday evenings. Ideally, 3-5 volunteers per Sunday.

2. Providing sides, dessert, and drinks for monthly hospitality meals on the last Sunday of the month. The main course will be pizza (or similar). Ideally, 6-10 volunteers per meal.

Use this form to sign up individually or even with your community group. Reach out to Bailie if you have any questions.

Learn more about the work on the Near Westside here.

Sunday is Palm Sunday, the day we remember Christ's triumphal entry into Jerusalem. It is a powerful way to enter Holy Week (the week leading up to Easter). We hope everyone can join us this Sunday for worship, our Good Friday Service, the community Easter Egg Hunt, and more!

Services will be at our regular times, 8:30 and 11 am.

Our core team will receive all the support it needs to establish regular Sunday worship and ministry effectively on the Near Westside of Indianapolis. You can assist in the following ways:

1. Helping with childcare and kids activities during worship on Sunday evenings. Ideally, 3-5 volunteers per Sunday.

2. Providing sides, dessert, and drinks for monthly hospitality meals on the last Sunday of the month. The main course will be pizza (or similar). Ideally, 6-10 volunteers per meal.

Use this form to sign up individually or even with your community group. Reach out to Bailie if you have any questions.

Learn more about the work on the Near Westside here.

We invite you to join us in the gym for our Fellowship Feast. We hope that this will be a time to slow down and help build meaningful relationships. Grab a bowl and sit down with old friends and new ones.

This month we will have sandwiches and salad. Grab a plate and a seat next to a new friend; we will provide food! We will have gluten-free, vegetarian, and dairy-free options.

Contact Katie if you are interested in helping make the feast possible by setting up and serving.

ITS has another Student Preview Day is coming up on Wednesday, March 18. This is a fantastic opportunity for anyone who’s considering theological education to explore ITS firsthand. See the attached graphic for all the info!

Foster and/or adoptive moms (current or prospective or kinship) and also Safe Families & Family Hope host moms are welcome to join Foster the Family's monthly support group. These meetings take place on the 3rd Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m. here at Redeemer.

During the meetings, participants will watch a short, topical training (such as Trauma 101 or Blocked Care) and participate in small group guided discussion while enjoying drinks & treats. Leave feeling equipped, connected, and supported as you care for the children in your home.

For more information, visit their Facebook page or website.

Our core team will receive all the support it needs to establish regular Sunday worship and ministry effectively on the Near Westside of Indianapolis. You can assist in the following ways:

1. Helping with childcare and kids activities during worship on Sunday evenings. Ideally, 3-5 volunteers per Sunday.

2. Providing sides, dessert, and drinks for monthly hospitality meals on the last Sunday of the month. The main course will be pizza (or similar). Ideally, 6-10 volunteers per meal.

Use this form to sign up individually or even with your community group. Reach out to Bailie if you have any questions.

Learn more about the work on the Near Westside here.

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 15th after the 11 am service. 

All ages are welcome. Childcare will be provided. 

Calling all Middle Schoolers! Join us for pizza, games, fun, and more on Friday nights from 6:00 -7:30 pm at Redeemer Presbyterian Church.

Drop off in the Courtyard off of Delaware and pick up in the back parking lot. Bring a friend (or two!) and join us for an awesome time that you won't want to miss.

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

Our Fall Weekend Respite will be held at Redeemer on Friday, March 13th at 5:30 pm. Please sign up by March 10th so we can ensure that we have enough volunteers and food for participants. Sign-ups are helpful, particularly if your child would benefit from one-on-one support or has additional needs or food allergies that are helpful to communicate in advance. Siblings are welcome to participate.

If you are interested in volunteering to serve the families of Redeemer in this way, please contact Amanda Huron.

Shepherd Community’s custom curriculum, Poverty 101, goes beyond simple research and study, offering an immersive, hands-on opportunity to see, feel, and interact with poverty. 

Their 2026 Lunch & Learns will be a FREE 8-session journey into Shepherd’s Poverty 101. Through research, authors, perspectives, and 40 years of experience at Shepherd Community, Poverty 101 offers everyone an opportunity to truly understand what poverty is, why it matters, and the assets needed to break the cycle. Every Lunch & Learn session includes a complimentary lunch and will last from Noon to 1:30 pm.

Learn moreabout this semester's dates and register here.

RSVP and mark your calendars* for these incredible, transformational opportunities, happening on the second Friday of each month:

• Friday, March 13

• Friday, April 10

• Friday, May 8

• Friday, June 12

• Friday, July 10

• Friday, August 14

• Friday, September 4

• Friday, October 9

Join us for morning prayer 9-9:30 am, Monday through Thursday. Join us one day a week, or more. If we want to see Jesus bring wholeness to the city, prayer will be the engine for us to depend desperately on him.

We meet on the 2nd floor by the Redeemer offices; enter through the ArtMix door from the parking lot.

Come hang out from 6:00-7:30 pm for dinner, games (basketball, dodgeball, board games, and more), and join us on our journey through Alpha Course, followed by student-led discussion. It's the perfect place to bring a friend!

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

Do you have adult children? Would you like to be encouraged in how to pray for them well? If so, please join us for a special time of prayer on Saturday, March 7. We'll gather from 9-11:30 am in Room 204, and use Kathleen Neilson's "Prayers of a Parent for Adult Children" as a guide. Hope you can be there! Questions? Contact Marshall Overley. Marshall.

Check out College Park Church’s annual THINK conference on March 6-8. This year’s conference will focus on evangelism, and features Sam Chan and Rebecca McLaughlin. Well worth checking out! Here’s what College Park says about it:

Today’s culture keeps drifting further and further away from Jesus. Talking about Jesus can seem like driving without GPS, full of roadblocks, detours, and one-way streets. But the gospel remains God’s good news of salvation for the world. So how do we talk about Jesus in a world that seems unwilling to listen? How can we take the never-changing gospel to an ever-changing world? How can we make our everyday conversations stick in the minds and hearts of people of no faith or different faiths? Join Dr. Sam Chan, lead trainer and mentor of the EvQ School of Evangelism, and Dr. Rebecca McLaughlin, author of Confronting Christianity and numerous other books, as they share strategies and tips for personal evangelism in today’s culture.

Interested? Register here, and let Erin Anderson know you’re going. Depending on interest, Redeemer attendees might gather for lunch together that Saturday.

Do you or someone you care about struggle with a hurt, habit, or hang-up? Whether it’s substance abuse, painful grieving, sexual struggles, or people pleasing, we invite you to join us at Celebrate Recovery. We meet to support each other as we work out our faith in challenging areas of our lives.

Celebrate Recovery is a safe place for men and women, where we learn practical steps to understand our past, our flawed beliefs, and freedom in Christ. We’ll start with a time of worship, hear a lesson about steps in recovery or a testimony, and wrap up with an open-share group.

Join our growing community on Tuesdays from 6:00-7:30 pm in the Redeemer office wing (above ArtMix). Come in through the Delaware street doors, and we’ll meet you upstairs. Contact Jeff Nottingham with any questions.

Join us for morning prayer 9-9:30 am, Monday through Thursday. Join us one day a week, or more. If we want to see Jesus bring wholeness to the city, prayer will be the engine for us to depend desperately on him.

We meet on the 2nd floor by the Redeemer offices; enter through the ArtMix door from the parking lot.