Pick up a bag in the narthex and return it with the suggested items by Sunday, March 10. Bags of food and supplies are given to families served by the Mary Riggs Neighborhood Center in Indianapolis to support them over the school holiday.
This weekly group meets to reflect and share a time prayerful silence. The group meets on zoom and lasts about forty minutes.
This group studies a theme or book in the Bible over a few months. New people are welcome at any time.
Weekly reading and discussion class for those who appreciate thought-provoking theological content, introspective conversation, deep reflection, and wrestling with challenges to our preconceptions about issues or themes relevant to faith and theology. Book starting 2/20: “Being Human: Bodies, Minds, Persons” by Rowan Williams
This group of women moves through a book over the period of a few months reflecting on one chapter at a time.
A lunch for seniors in the parish offered by Daughters of the King. Please RSVP by the prior Sunday to Nancy Barney or Lorraine Albright.
The Vestry meets monthly to oversee the ministry of the church. The minutes of each meeting are available in the Church Office.
A low-commitment bible study where occasional drop-ins are welcome. Each week, discussions will focus on a short portion of scripture or commentary, with emphasis on practical life application.
The choir rehearses on Thursday evenings and Sunday mornings from September through May to provide musical leadership to our 10am worship.
Children's Chapel occurs during the 10am service. Children (PK to 2nd grade) start in the sanctuary with families and process out to chapel and return at the Peace. Children learn Bible stories, pray together, and explore various themes during the year.
This weekly group meets to reflect and share a time prayerful silence. The group meets on zoom and lasts about forty minutes.
Every Tuesday the North End Neighbors hosts a coffee chat at Indie Coffee Roasters at the North End development just five minutes from the church. You need to be on the list of volunteers to sign up, and new volunteers are welcome. North End Neighbors builds community with the adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities […]
This group studies a theme or book in the Bible over a few months. New people are welcome at any time.
This group of women moves through a book over the period of a few months reflecting on one chapter at a time.
Give the gift of life by donating blood. Three times a year St. Christopher's hosts a blood drive, and its become a fun time to connect with fellow parishioners while […]
A low-commitment bible study where occasional drop-ins are welcome. Each week, discussions will focus on a short portion of scripture or commentary, with emphasis on practical life application.
The choir rehearses on Thursday evenings and Sunday mornings from September through May to provide musical leadership to our 10am worship.
This group of women meets monthly on the second Saturday for mutual support and a program. To find out more, contact Barb Lyter.
This group meets the second Monday of the month to enjoy social time with one another. Join any time.
This weekly group meets to reflect and share a time prayerful silence. The group meets on zoom and lasts about forty minutes.
This group studies a theme or book in the Bible over a few months. New people are welcome at any time.
Weekly reading and discussion class for those who appreciate thought-provoking theological content, introspective conversation, deep reflection, and wrestling with challenges to our preconceptions about issues or themes relevant to faith and theology. Book starting 2/20: “Being Human: Bodies, Minds, Persons” by Rowan Williams
This group of women moves through a book over the period of a few months reflecting on one chapter at a time.
A low-commitment bible study where occasional drop-ins are welcome. Each week, discussions will focus on a short portion of scripture or commentary, with emphasis on practical life application.
The choir rehearses on Thursday evenings and Sunday mornings from September through May to provide musical leadership to our 10am worship.
You placed your pansy sale order. Now, today is the day to pick them up! A two hour window and one day only, pick up your pansies at the church between 9am - 11am.
Children's Chapel occurs during the 10am service. Children (PK to 2nd grade) start in the sanctuary with families and process out to chapel and return at the Peace. Children learn Bible stories, pray together, and explore various themes during the year.
This group meets on the third Monday of the month at BruBurger in Carmel to enjoy social time with women from the parish.
This weekly group meets to reflect and share a time prayerful silence. The group meets on zoom and lasts about forty minutes.
This group studies a theme or book in the Bible over a few months. New people are welcome at any time.
Weekly reading and discussion class for those who appreciate thought-provoking theological content, introspective conversation, deep reflection, and wrestling with challenges to our preconceptions about issues or themes relevant to faith and theology. Book starting 2/20: “Being Human: Bodies, Minds, Persons” by Rowan Williams
This group of women moves through a book over the period of a few months reflecting on one chapter at a time.
Donations can be put in the Blessing Box in the church parking lot at any time. Hygiene products (toothpaste, feminine products, shampoo, deodorant) are particularly popular.
A low-commitment bible study where occasional drop-ins are welcome. Each week, discussions will focus on a short portion of scripture or commentary, with emphasis on practical life application.
The choir rehearses on Thursday evenings and Sunday mornings from September through May to provide musical leadership to our 10am worship.
We meet at 9:45am by Wild Eggs Restaurant for the Palm Procession and the first part of service. For those not processing, join us in sanctuary at 10:00 am
This weekly group meets to reflect and share a time prayerful silence. The group meets on zoom and lasts about forty minutes.
This group studies a theme or book in the Bible over a few months. New people are welcome at any time.
This group of women moves through a book over the period of a few months reflecting on one chapter at a time.
A lunch for seniors in the parish offered by Daughters of the King. Please RSVP by the prior Sunday to Nancy Barney or Lorraine Albright.
On the night before he died, Jesus asked his disciples to stay up with him for just one hour. A yearly tradition at St. Christopher's, you are invited to sign up for an hour of prayer between the Maundy Thursday and Good Friday services. Sign-up sheet released closer to the date.
A low-commitment bible study where occasional drop-ins are welcome. Each week, discussions will focus on a short portion of scripture or commentary, with emphasis on practical life application.
Join us as we remember the last night Jesus spent with his disciples. We will gather for a potluck meal with elements of the service interwoven, and then gather in the sanctuary for communion and the stripping of the altar.
Walk and pray the Way of the Cross, with visual and spoken meditations exploring Jesus’s journey along the Via Dolorosa and our own faithful journeys in a world yet groaning for God’s healing.
Let us celebrate the triumph of life over death in our two main Easter services. Both services have full choir, brass, communion, and sermon - only the time is different. Children remain with families during the services as there is no nursery care or children's chapel on this day. *There is also a 7:30am sunrise […]
The first service of Easter occurs outside in the columbarium garden (behind the church). As the night turns to day, we remember the triumph of life over death. Dress for the weather, and please note that there are no chairs. The service is typically 30-50 people and lasts about 30 minutes.
This weekly group meets to reflect and share a time prayerful silence. The group meets on zoom and lasts about forty minutes.
This group studies a theme or book in the Bible over a few months. New people are welcome at any time.
Every Tuesday the North End Neighbors hosts a coffee chat at Indie Coffee Roasters at the North End development just five minutes from the church. You need to be on the list of volunteers to sign up, and new volunteers are welcome. North End Neighbors builds community with the adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities […]
This group of women moves through a book over the period of a few months reflecting on one chapter at a time.
A low-commitment bible study where occasional drop-ins are welcome. Each week, discussions will focus on a short portion of scripture or commentary, with emphasis on practical life application.
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