Community  groups

Community Groups are the best way at Midtown to get connected and experience the heart of our church. Please take the time to contact one of the leaders and check out a group!


***Please contact community group leaders for their specific address.***


SUNDAY


Amidon/Spear Community Group

2nd and 4th Sundays 3:30-5:30 pm

2nd Sundays (56th & Allisonville)

4th Sundays (49th & Broadway)

Childcare: Yes

Snacks Only

Josh Spear: joshuaspear11@gmail.com

Michelle Spear: mkreamer88@gmail.com



TUESDAY


Adams Community Group (29th & Washington): 

Tuesdays 6:00-7:30 pm

Childcare: No

Dinner: Yes
Brad Adams: brad.adams330@gmail.com

Ellen Adams: ellenvadams@gmail.com


Akinbola Community Group (56th & Georgetown):

Tuesdays 6:30-8:30 pm

Childcare: Yes

Snacks Only; Dinner Once a Month

Charles Akinbola: cakinbola@dreamaliveinc.org

Lydia Akinbola: lyds2014@gmail.com


Muller Community Group (71st & Allisonville):

Tuesdays 7:00-9:00 pm

Childcare: No

Snacks Only

Amanda Muller: amannesmuller@gmail.com

Eric Muller: emuller@dreamalive.org



WEDNESDAY


Christensen/Claire Community Group (52nd & Broadway):

2nd & 4th Wednesdays 6:30-8:00 pm

Childcare: No

Snacks Only

Dennis Christensen: dennchristen@gmail.com

Laura Christensen: laurachristensen9@gmail.com


Hamil/Hendershot Community Group (31st & N New Jersey / 33rd & Park)

Wednesdays 6:30-8:00 pm

Childcare: Yes

Snacks Only

Zach Hamil: zach.hamil@gmail.com

Zach Hendershot: zahendershot@gmail.com


Smith Community Group (52nd & Park):

Wednesdays 6:00-8:00 pm

Childcare: Yes

Snacks Only

Corey Smith: corey@midtownchurchindy.org

Janet Smith: janetcsmith@gmail.com



THURSDAY


Regan/Tatlock Community Group (52nd and Park / 43rd and College):

Thursdays 6:30-8:00 pm

Childcare: Yes

Snacks Only

Andrea Regan: andrea@midtownchurchindy.org


Zahn Community Group (58th & Delaware):

Thursdays 6:30-8:30 pm

Childcare: Yes

Dinner: Yes

Kourtney and Faith Zahn: kfzahn@yahoo.com



"A Real Emotional life" 

BY DONALD MACLEOD


“No-one was ever less prepared for such an experience than Jesus. As the eternal Word he had always been with God (Jn 1:1). As the incarnate Son, the Father had always been with him (Jn. 16:32). They had gone up from Bethlehem to Calvary, like Abraham and Isaac, 'together' (Gn: 22:6, 8). But now, in the hour of his greatest need, God is not there. When he most needs encouragement, there is no voice to cry, 'This is my beloved Son.' When he most needs reassurance, there is no-one to say, 'I am well pleased.' No grace was extended to him, no favor shown, no comfort administered, no concession made. God was present only as displeased, expressing that displeasure with overwhelming force in all the circumstances of Calvary. Every detail in a drama which walked a fine line between chaos and liturgy declared, 'This is what God thinks of you and of the sin you bear!' He was cursed (Gal. 3:13), because he became 'the greatest thief, murderer, adulterer, robber, desecrator, blasphemer, etc., there has ever been anywhere in the world'.