During the summer months, many of our regular connection points—Community Groups, Bible studies, and Sunday School classes—take a pause. While these rhythms of rest are important, we also know that relationships and encouragement don't need to take the summer off! The Summer Fun Series is designed to create simple, low-pressure opportunities for people to connect, deepen existing friendships, meet new people, and enjoy life together. Our hope is that these gatherings provide space for meaningful conversations, genuine community, and encouragement in faith, all while having a good time! Whether you come to one event or several, we'd love for you to join us this summer.

Text the Summer Fun line at (317) 500-4450 for details.

Next Event:

Tuesday, July 14: Indianapolis Symphony

• Time: 7:15 pm Location: Ellenberger Park

• Cost: Free

While we take a break from Sunday School and other formation environments, we’d love for you to join us at the following local parks on Wednesdays this summer. At least one Redeemer Kids staff member will be there with a special snack.

All children should be accompanied by an adult, a teenage sibling, or a babysitter.

Next Park Playdate:

• 7/15: Highland Park (9-10:30 am)

• 7/22: Broad Ripple Park (9-10:30 am)

• 7/29: Pizza at the Park, O’Bannon Park 6-7 pm

Preview Day is one of the best opportunities for prospective students to experience Indianapolis Theological Seminary in person. Guests will sit in on Pauline Theology, taught by Dr. Robert Cara, connect with current students, enjoy lunch, and learn more about our mission to partner with local churches in biblical and theological training.

Lunch is provided for registered guests.

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 on the steps of recovery or a testimony, and wrap up with an open-share group.

We will be taking a break until Tuesday, August 2nd. 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.

One of the ways Redeemer has committed to serving Hope Church of Haughville is by helping provide childcare during worship services on Sundays. As we enter the summer, we’d love you to consider serving at least once! Click here to sign up and find more details about dates you might serve, and here for a brief video as Charles shares some of this vision.

While we take a break from Sunday School and other formation environments, we’d love for you to join us at the following local parks on Wednesdays this summer. At least one Redeemer Kids staff member will be there with a special snack.

All children should be accompanied by an adult, a teenage sibling, or a babysitter.

Next Park Playdate:

• 7/8: O’Bannon Park (9-10:30 am)

• 7/15: Highland Park (9-10:30 am)

• 7/22: Broad Ripple Park (9-10:30 am)

• 7/29: Pizza at the Park, O’Bannon Park 6-7 pm

During the summer months, many of our regular connection points—Community Groups, Bible studies, and Sunday School classes—take a pause. While these rhythms of rest are important, we also know that relationships and encouragement don't need to take the summer off! The Summer Fun Series is designed to create simple, low-pressure opportunities for people to connect, deepen existing friendships, meet new people, and enjoy life together. Our hope is that these gatherings provide space for meaningful conversations, genuine community, and encouragement in faith, all while having a good time! Whether you come to one event or several, we'd love for you to join us this summer.

Text the Summer Fun line at (317) 500-4450 for details.

Next Event:

Thursday, July 9: Indians Game

• Time: 7:00 pm Location: Victory Field - 501 W Maryland St

• Cost: $15 lawn tickets - drinks and snacks available for purchase

While we take a break from Sunday School and other formation environments, we’d love for you to join us at the following local parks on Wednesdays this summer. At least one Redeemer Kids staff member will be there with a special snack.

All children should be accompanied by an adult, a teenage sibling, or a babysitter.

Next Park Playdate:

• 7/1: Holliday Park (9-10:30 am)

• 7/8: O’Bannon Park (9-10:30 am)

• 7/15: Highland Park (9-10:30 am)

• 7/22: Broad Ripple Park (9-10:30 am)

• 7/29: Pizza at the Park, O’Bannon Park 6-7 pm

The Harrison Center is getting ready for one of our favorite days of the year—the 25th Annual Bloombox Festival— and would love for you to be a part of it!

This lively, family-friendly event brings together over 90 local artists and makers, two live music stages, food trucks, local breweries, and thousands of enthusiastic visitors. It's a beautiful day full of creativity, community, and celebration.

Volunteer perks? Yes, please!
All volunteers will receive a free event t-shirt, lunch, and drink vouchers as a thank-you for being part of the team.

Like the Samaritan who found a dying man by the Jericho road, we’re aware of people in need around us, but what could it look like to lean in and help?

Keller shows that mercy is the job of every believer, as fundamental to Christian living as evangelism, discipleship, and worship. But he doesn’t stop there. He tackles thorny issues as he shows how we can carry out this vital ministry as individuals, families, and churches. This gathering will be led by Redeemer’s deacon team! Sign up here.

While we take a break from Sunday School and other formation environments, we’d love for you to join us at the following local parks on Wednesdays this summer. At least one Redeemer Kids staff member will be there with a special snack.

All children should be accompanied by an adult, a teenage sibling, or a babysitter.

Next Park Playdate:

• 6/24: Broad Ripple Park (9-10:30 a.m.)

• 7/1: Holliday Park (9-10:30 a.m.)

• 7/8: O’Bannon Park (9-10:30 a.m.)

• 7/15: Highland Park (9-10:30 a.m.)

• 7/22: Broad Ripple Park (9-10:30 a.m.)

• 7/29: Pizza at the Park, O’Bannon Park 6-7 p.m.

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 June 14th after the 11 am service. 

All ages are welcome. Childcare will be provided. 

Join us for a fun evening at the ballpark as part of the Redeemer Summer Fun Series! SFS is a collection of weekly casual gatherings designed to help people stay connected and build new friendships while our regular community groups take a break for the summer. Whether you're new to the church or have been part of the community for years, these events are a simple way to enjoy fun experiences and meaningful connections together. We’d love to have you with us!

• 📅 Thursday, June 11 at 7:05 PM

• ⚾ Indianapolis Indians Game

• 🎟️ $15 lawn tickets (purchase your own ticket)

• 📱 RSVP by texting 317-500-4450

Come enjoy a summer night of baseball, conversation, and community!

We hope you can join us for an evening with the President! Bring your friends and anyone who would be edified by this timely conversation.

Global Christianity has been profoundly shaped by the Reformation of the 16th century—but how does that legacy continue to shape us today? Spend an engaging evening with Dr. Nicholas Piotrowski as he explores how “reformed” we still are and how renewed emphases can strengthen the Church for the glory of God.

We warmly invite our current students, supporters and friends of ITS to bring a guest—anyone who would be encouraged and edified by this timely “What is Reformed Theology?” conversation. This is a wonderful opportunity to introduce others to the mission and vision of ITS, connect with our community, and learn more about the work God is doing through the seminary.

One of the ways Redeemer has committed to serving Hope Church of Haughville is by helping provide childcare during worship services on Sundays. As we enter the summer, we’d love you to consider serving at least once! Click here to sign up and find more details about dates you might serve, and here for a brief video as Charles shares some of this vision.

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.

We're very excited to announce that we are bringing back a great event, Encounter Indy 2026! This week is designed to raise awareness for our high schoolers about the city of Indianapolis and the good/beautiful work being done here to bless the city we live in, in order to inspire you toward a big-hearted, kingdom-minded vision of your own God-given vocation. 

But we can't do that on our own! So we're very excited to be partnering with four key leaders who want to help make this experience happen for our high school students this year:

• Tim Streett, who taught our Poverty 101 class

• Phil Edwards, the Chief Engagement Officer at Shepherd Community

• Joanna Taft, Director of the Harrison Center, and

• Ben Hein, Pastor/Planter of Hope Church of Haughville

Each of these wonderful leaders is working with us to create immersive experiences each morning, followed by a workshop/discussion over lunch to give you a high-level theological vision for their work. These experiences will be from 9 am-1 pm, Monday - Thursday (June 1-4). Students will go home for the afternoon (or hang out) before heading back to Kids' Club in the evening to serve together. 

We will conclude the week on Friday, June 5th, with a day trip to Kings Island. We have heard your cries, and excited to bring this back too! It'll be a great, fun recap to our week of service together. Woohoo! (The ticket to Kings Island includes one catered meal on the way home, transportation, and access to BOTH Kings Island and Soak City. Please bring a sack lunch, and we will cater the other meal. We will gather at the church at 7:30 am, and plan to return by 8 pm.)

Shepherd is hosting their fifth annual Day of Engagement on Saturday, May 16th, which will bring volunteers, supporters, and friends of Shepherd together for service projects followed by a family event. Participants will have the opportunity to serve together, participate in family activities, receive tours of Shepherd’s campus, and learn more about Shepherd’s programs and community.

This year, they will be offering over 10 service project options for participants to choose from, both around Shepherd and in the community. Specific projects will be released closer to the event date and include opportunities for all ages. 

Register here by May 11 to receive a free Shepherd hat for each registrant!

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.

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.

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.

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.

Join us for an afternoon of fun and games at Rascal's Fun Zone! We are excited to take our Middle Schoolers on an awesome adventure with go-karts, arcade games, and more! Pizza will be provided. The cost goes towards a wristband for unlimited attractions, unlimited arcade games, as well as food. Redeemer will cover the rest. Parents/students are welcome to carpool with others and meet us at Rascal's at 1:00 pm (pick up there at 4:00 pm). Or if your student needs a ride, please indicate that upon registration and meet us at Redeemer at 12:30 pm. We will return to the church around 4:30 pm. 

• Time: 1:00 pm-4:00 pm (This is the time at Rascal's. If you are a part of the carpool, it will be 12:30 pm-4:30 pm with pick-up/drop-off at the church.)

Please don't hesitate to reach out to either Mary Paxton or Nicholas for any other questions.

Check out their website to get an idea of the awesome time we will have!
https://www.rascalsfunzone.com/

Join your neighbors as we join together for the annual Fall Clean Up!  Bring your rakes, brooms, gloves, and clean up tools and meet in Herron Morton Park.  Donuts and coffee will be served, and then we'll get busy on beautifying the neighborhood - together!