Events

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Join us on select Wednesdays through February 26th from 6:00 - 7:00 pm for a special series, "Becoming Better Neighbors". If you would like to join us for dinner from 5:30 - 6:00 pm, use the link below!

RSVP for Dinner Here

January 22nd | BRVA

Join us when we host Jordan Dillon, executive director of the Broad Ripple Village Association. Jordan will share what’s going on in our own neck of the woods, including new developments, future growth and plans, challenges, and opportunities. We will hear how we, as a faith community, can be better neighbors to our immediate community.

January 29th | Joy's House

Tina McIntosh, the delightful and vivacious founder of Joy's House, hosts a podcast called Caregiver Crossing and recently created Caregiver Way, a community where family caregivers receive encouragement and trusted information to help themselves and their loved ones.

We can all be better neighbors to those who are caregivers - as individuals and as a faith community. Whether you know someone who's a caregiver or not, join us for a fun and informative conversation with Tina.

February 5th | Exodus Refugee

As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn:

• What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety?
• What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture?
• How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

February 19th & 26th | Bonhoeffer

As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm.

If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.

Would you like to show your love of God by caring for the youngest members of our Church Family? Are you willing to help our children learn about God, the Word, and grow in their Faith? We are in need of people to help out in our Nursery, Preschool, and Children's Church Classes for January 2025!

You can sign up with the link provided below, or you can email Melissa Hopkins, Director of Children's Ministry.

Sign Up Here!

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Join us on select Wednesdays through February 26th from 6:00 - 7:00 pm for a special series, "Becoming Better Neighbors". If you would like to join us for dinner from 5:30 - 6:00 pm, use the link below!

RSVP for Dinner Here

January 22nd | BRVA

Join us when we host Jordan Dillon, executive director of the Broad Ripple Village Association. Jordan will share what’s going on in our own neck of the woods, including new developments, future growth and plans, challenges, and opportunities. We will hear how we, as a faith community, can be better neighbors to our immediate community.

January 29th | Joy's House

Tina McIntosh, the delightful and vivacious founder of Joy's House, hosts a podcast called Caregiver Crossing and recently created Caregiver Way, a community where family caregivers receive encouragement and trusted information to help themselves and their loved ones.

We can all be better neighbors to those who are caregivers - as individuals and as a faith community. Whether you know someone who's a caregiver or not, join us for a fun and informative conversation with Tina.

February 5th | Exodus Refugee

As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn:

• What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety?
• What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture?
• How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

February 19th & 26th | Bonhoeffer

As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm.

If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.

Join us on Sunday, February 2nd at 4:00 pm as Sound & Spirit presents organist Katherine Jolliff! Named one of The Diapason’s “Top 20 under 30,” organist Katherine Jolliff plays repertoire including: 

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

The Men's Prayer Breakfast invites you to participate in a spiritual walk through the Hindu Temple of Central Indiana on Wednesday, February 5th! Everyone is invited and there is no need to register.

We will leave the Northminster parking lot at 9:15 am, or you can show up at the temple at 10:00 am. After we prayerfully tour and participate in a spiritual walk through the Hindu Temple, we will meet for brunch at the MCL restaurant and bakery on 5520 Castleton Corner Lane. We invite you to meet at Northminster and to ride with someone to the Temple in hopes that you share and discuss your faith and experience at the temple. Please note that there is a $5.00 cost for the Temple as well as the cost of your meal at MCL.

At the temple, you make more than 20 stops at beautiful and meaning-filled “murti” or embodiment of deities important in the Hindu Faith. The visit to the temple will undoubtedly expand your spiritual understanding of God!

Hindu Temple Visitors Guide

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Join us on select Wednesdays through February 26th from 6:00 - 7:00 pm for a special series, "Becoming Better Neighbors". If you would like to join us for dinner from 5:30 - 6:00 pm, use the link below!

RSVP for Dinner Here

January 22nd | BRVA

Join us when we host Jordan Dillon, executive director of the Broad Ripple Village Association. Jordan will share what’s going on in our own neck of the woods, including new developments, future growth and plans, challenges, and opportunities. We will hear how we, as a faith community, can be better neighbors to our immediate community.

January 29th | Joy's House

Tina McIntosh, the delightful and vivacious founder of Joy's House, hosts a podcast called Caregiver Crossing and recently created Caregiver Way, a community where family caregivers receive encouragement and trusted information to help themselves and their loved ones.

We can all be better neighbors to those who are caregivers - as individuals and as a faith community. Whether you know someone who's a caregiver or not, join us for a fun and informative conversation with Tina.

February 5th | Exodus Refugee

As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn:

• What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety?
• What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture?
• How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

February 19th & 26th | Bonhoeffer

As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm.

If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.

LGBTQIA2S+ family - let's share a meal! Come join us for Northminster's first Rainbow Brunch on February 9th, following worship at Garden Table in Broad Ripple. Reservations aren't required, but they are helpful as we plan.

Questions? RSVP? Email Rebekah Ryan or Scott Cavins. This will be a safe space for all. Hope to see you there!

Please note:

• Food is BYO
• Carpooling is available
• If we have enough RSVPs in advance, we'll reserve a large table
• Your identity is your own and will not be shared beyond the safe space of the group!

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Join us on select Wednesdays through February 26th from 6:00 - 7:00 pm for a special series, "Becoming Better Neighbors". If you would like to join us for dinner from 5:30 - 6:00 pm, use the link below!

RSVP for Dinner Here

January 22nd | BRVA

Join us when we host Jordan Dillon, executive director of the Broad Ripple Village Association. Jordan will share what’s going on in our own neck of the woods, including new developments, future growth and plans, challenges, and opportunities. We will hear how we, as a faith community, can be better neighbors to our immediate community.

January 29th | Joy's House

Tina McIntosh, the delightful and vivacious founder of Joy's House, hosts a podcast called Caregiver Crossing and recently created Caregiver Way, a community where family caregivers receive encouragement and trusted information to help themselves and their loved ones.

We can all be better neighbors to those who are caregivers - as individuals and as a faith community. Whether you know someone who's a caregiver or not, join us for a fun and informative conversation with Tina.

February 5th | Exodus Refugee

As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn:

• What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety?
• What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture?
• How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

February 19th & 26th | Bonhoeffer

As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm.

If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.

Beginning in 2025, these two-hour intensives will focus on a different subject matter each month. All are welcome, and yoga teaching professionals can earn two CEUs. For more information on CEUs, visit kimallenyoga.com.  Every second Friday of the month, 12:15-2:15 pm. Cost: $50 per class.

Register Here

Topics and Dates:

Northminster's own Matt Boris, an IFD firefighter, will lead a FREE training in CPR and the use of the AED equipment on Sunday, February 16th, from 11:15 am to 12:30 pm in Calvin Hall.

This is an opportunity to acquire new skills or brush up on old ones, but it will not include certification. Registration is helpful as we plan but not required!

Register Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Join us on select Wednesdays through February 26th from 6:00 - 7:00 pm for a special series, "Becoming Better Neighbors". If you would like to join us for dinner from 5:30 - 6:00 pm, use the link below!

RSVP for Dinner Here

January 22nd | BRVA

Join us when we host Jordan Dillon, executive director of the Broad Ripple Village Association. Jordan will share what’s going on in our own neck of the woods, including new developments, future growth and plans, challenges, and opportunities. We will hear how we, as a faith community, can be better neighbors to our immediate community.

January 29th | Joy's House

Tina McIntosh, the delightful and vivacious founder of Joy's House, hosts a podcast called Caregiver Crossing and recently created Caregiver Way, a community where family caregivers receive encouragement and trusted information to help themselves and their loved ones.

We can all be better neighbors to those who are caregivers - as individuals and as a faith community. Whether you know someone who's a caregiver or not, join us for a fun and informative conversation with Tina.

February 5th | Exodus Refugee

As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn:

• What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety?
• What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture?
• How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

February 19th & 26th | Bonhoeffer

As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm.

If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.

Italian Night is back! All ages of Northminster members and friends are invited to come and enjoy the evening. A delicious pasta dinner is served at 6:00 pm. There is a live and silent auction, too!

Italian Night fundraising enables Northminster to subsidize and support our youth programs (6th - 12th grade) and Spiritual Conferences for students. This year, we have youth planning to attend the Montreat Youth Conference, Montreat Music and Worship, Massanetta Spring Middle School Conference, and Presbyterian Youth Triennium. These conferences have a huge impact on the faith of our youth and help them to build lifelong friendships.

You can also submit forms to donate items for our auctions! We have two forms below, one for desserts (may be homemade or purchased and will be auctioned, one per table, so we ask that dessert can serve 8 people), and one for other auction items such as gift cards, gift baskets, trips, or almost anything else you can think of!

Please make meal reservations below to help us plan. No payment is required at this time, but a free-will offering will be received using the "Free Will Offering" form below or at the event. 

Italian Night RSVP   Free Will Offering

Live/Silent Auction Donation   Dessert Auction Donation

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Join us on select Wednesdays through February 26th from 6:00 - 7:00 pm for a special series, "Becoming Better Neighbors". If you would like to join us for dinner from 5:30 - 6:00 pm, use the link below!

RSVP for Dinner Here

January 22nd | BRVA

Join us when we host Jordan Dillon, executive director of the Broad Ripple Village Association. Jordan will share what’s going on in our own neck of the woods, including new developments, future growth and plans, challenges, and opportunities. We will hear how we, as a faith community, can be better neighbors to our immediate community.

January 29th | Joy's House

Tina McIntosh, the delightful and vivacious founder of Joy's House, hosts a podcast called Caregiver Crossing and recently created Caregiver Way, a community where family caregivers receive encouragement and trusted information to help themselves and their loved ones.

We can all be better neighbors to those who are caregivers - as individuals and as a faith community. Whether you know someone who's a caregiver or not, join us for a fun and informative conversation with Tina.

February 5th | Exodus Refugee

As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn:

• What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety?
• What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture?
• How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

February 19th & 26th | Bonhoeffer

As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm.

If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Beginning in 2025, these two-hour intensives will focus on a different subject matter each month. All are welcome, and yoga teaching professionals can earn two CEUs. For more information on CEUs, visit kimallenyoga.com.  Every second Friday of the month, 12:15-2:15 pm. Cost: $50 per class.

Register Here

Topics and Dates:

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Beginning in 2025, these two-hour intensives will focus on a different subject matter each month. All are welcome, and yoga teaching professionals can earn two CEUs. For more information on CEUs, visit kimallenyoga.com.  Every second Friday of the month, 12:15-2:15 pm. Cost: $50 per class.

Register Here

Topics and Dates:

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Beginning in 2025, these two-hour intensives will focus on a different subject matter each month. All are welcome, and yoga teaching professionals can earn two CEUs. For more information on CEUs, visit kimallenyoga.com.  Every second Friday of the month, 12:15-2:15 pm. Cost: $50 per class.

Register Here

Topics and Dates:

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Beginning in 2025, these two-hour intensives will focus on a different subject matter each month. All are welcome, and yoga teaching professionals can earn two CEUs. For more information on CEUs, visit kimallenyoga.com.  Every second Friday of the month, 12:15-2:15 pm. Cost: $50 per class.

Register Here

Topics and Dates:

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Beginning in 2025, these two-hour intensives will focus on a different subject matter each month. All are welcome, and yoga teaching professionals can earn two CEUs. For more information on CEUs, visit kimallenyoga.com.  Every second Friday of the month, 12:15-2:15 pm. Cost: $50 per class.

Register Here

Topics and Dates:

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

We are looking forward to Summer 2025 and all the life-changing conferences for youth! Massanetta Springs Middle School Conference is located outside Harrisonburg, VA. The conference involves worship, keynote, small groups, workshops, and recreation. It is a wonderful god-filled experience of fellowship and relationship-building with our own youth group and the larger church!

Final costs will be determined by fundraising efforts (Italian Night). If your middle schooler is interested, please show your interest by filling out the form below and placing a $100 deposit. Final registration will happen by April 2025.

Massanetta Conference Deposit

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

We are looking forward to Summer 2025 and all the life-changing conferences for youth! Presbyterian Youth Triennium is an every three-year national youth conference of the Presbyterian Church that is happening in Louisville, KY in July 2025. High school-aged youth from the Presbytery of Whitewater Valley are encouraged to attend this often once-in-a-lifetime experience that includes worship, small groups, recreation, and more!

The cost to attend is $220 per youth, with the expectation that the home church of the youth will contribute $220 per youth and the Presbytery and Synod of Lincoln Trails will contribute $220+ per youth. If you are interested in attending, please fill out the application below and pay a $100 deposit using the appropriate form.

Application Form   Deposit Form

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6-9 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Upcoming Adult Education Classes

• January 8th | Spiritual Growth
  
  • In 2025, our adult formation will focus on the theme "Becoming Better Neighbors". Join Pastor Karen on Wednesday, January 8th, to begin exploring what it means to be a good neighbor, the ways we - as individuals and a community - are already being good neighbors, and ways we can continue to grow more fully into this call from God.
    
    
• January 15th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance
  • Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, head of GIMA, will help us in our quest of "Becoming Better Neighbors". As the state legislative session starts, Rabbi Aaron will discuss the needs of those who are home insecure or recently evicted and what legislation might help protect our vulnerable renting neighbors. We'll learn more about the low-barrier shelter and the Housing First approach - how these could help us be better neighbors, and also where they come up short and more needs to be done.
    
    
• January 19th & 26th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Bonhoeffer
  • As part of our Spiritual Growth series on Becoming Better Neighbors, learn more about German Lutheran theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer from local expert Jim Higginbotham, Associate Dean and Professor of Pastoral Care at Earlham School of Religion. We'll meet in the Board Room on two consecutive weeks, February 19th and 26th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If you're interested in watching a recommended documentary (2003), the film is available free from the Indianapolis Public Library.
    
    
• February 5th | Becoming Better Neighbors: Exodus Refugee
  • As part of our continued Spiritual Growth theme of Becoming Better Neighbors, hear from experts at Exodus Refugee about the needs of refugees in our community. We will meet in the Board Room on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm to learn: What is it like to have to leave one's home country and travel to an unknown country for safety? What are the challenges of beginning a new life in an unfamiliar culture? How can we be better neighbors to the refugee families we connect with directly and the refugee communities on the north side of Indianapolis?

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Please sign up using the link below or contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins!

Sign Up to be a Greeter Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Beginning in 2025, these two-hour intensives will focus on a different subject matter each month. All are welcome, and yoga teaching professionals can earn two CEUs. For more information on CEUs, visit kimallenyoga.com.  Every second Friday of the month, 12:15-2:15 pm. Cost: $50 per class.

Register Here

Topics and Dates:

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Beginning in 2025, these two-hour intensives will focus on a different subject matter each month. All are welcome, and yoga teaching professionals can earn two CEUs. For more information on CEUs, visit kimallenyoga.com.  Every second Friday of the month, 12:15-2:15 pm. Cost: $50 per class.

Register Here

Topics and Dates:

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Beginning in 2025, these two-hour intensives will focus on a different subject matter each month. All are welcome, and yoga teaching professionals can earn two CEUs. For more information on CEUs, visit kimallenyoga.com.  Every second Friday of the month, 12:15-2:15 pm. Cost: $50 per class.

Register Here

Topics and Dates:

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Beginning in 2025, these two-hour intensives will focus on a different subject matter each month. All are welcome, and yoga teaching professionals can earn two CEUs. For more information on CEUs, visit kimallenyoga.com.  Every second Friday of the month, 12:15-2:15 pm. Cost: $50 per class.

Register Here

Topics and Dates:

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Beginning in 2025, these two-hour intensives will focus on a different subject matter each month. All are welcome, and yoga teaching professionals can earn two CEUs. For more information on CEUs, visit kimallenyoga.com.  Every second Friday of the month, 12:15-2:15 pm. Cost: $50 per class.

Register Here

Topics and Dates:

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here

Volunteer with Westminster Food Pantry! We are always in need of volunteers to help work our regular pantry hours on Mondays and Thursdays. We also urgently need volunteers to do guided shopping with our neighbors for Senior Pantry days on the third Wednesday of each month.

Each year, people like you donate hundreds of hours in support of our mission on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Volunteers allow us to serve the thousands of neighbors who come through our door to utilize our food pantry and soup kitchen.

Bring your family, bring your coworkers, or just bring yourself! Spend a Monday or Thursday morning with us, helping families in need.

Sign Up Here