When searching for a new church home, we tried several in the Greenwood area and ended up coming…read moreback to Greenwood Christian Church. We really like the service - the worship music blends contemporary songs with older hymns and it feels very genuine. Some churches seem to put on a performance and while there is a band, you don't feel like you're at a rock concert. The teaching/preaching is rooted in solid Biblical values and the congregation appears welcoming and we were impressed they created a space during the pandemic that was socially distant and where you could wear a mask if you chose. We are looking forward to getting more involved ad we make this our church home.

Great church Our pastor Matt preaches from the Bible…read more I love the new music and the Bible school classes.

great church and very real. the people are kind and the staff are hard working with a real love for…read morepeople. would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a biblical and independent baptist church!!

I love this church ! Me and my husband moved out to Indiana from Chicago and the Lord led us to…read morethis church and they welcomed us with open arms and have treated us like family since. The Lord is definitely with this church and our Pastor. I'm blessed and thankful to have been led here by Him.

It's been years since I've been to the church but one of the 1st churches I loved to be. If you are…read moreever around and looking for a place to be on a Sunday... stop in and see them. Pastor Larry Horn I've always thought of him as a fatherly figure, a heart of gold. A great man, I never once found him boring while preaching and trust me that's happened before with others! His wife Pastor Marty Horn also active in the church. They had a lot of lady activities, group, get together, guest speakers etc. See one of them today, stop in a say hey. Need a hug... they've got plenty!

Great church with some fantastic members! As the church grows, it has become less personable and…read moremore corporate. I enjoy the connections I've made there.

Great church. Pastor Ken Dalton is a wonderful pastor. The…read morechurch body is a like a family and they are all great servants for the church and community. They have a food pantry that is open twice a week and they take care of those in need around them in the community. The preaching is founded on the Bible and is preached every week verse by verse. A great place to grow in your faith, or to learn about Jesus Christ and how to know Him as your Savior. They also have a tremendous children's ministry for kids of all ages. From the little squirts to the high schoolers, this is a place that you can trust with your kids.

Small church so it was clear I my daughter and I weren't not regulars. No one spoke to us. Sent…read moree-mail to them and filled out a card giving my e-mail address requesting contact. No response. Kinda hurt.

I've been raised in church and this is one of the best churches I've visited or attended! From the…read more sermon to the worship and organization as a whole, I would highly recommend. If we lived in this area it would be our church!

It's ok I wouldn't go back .not a diverse church the singing is awlful.Iys in Carmel so it's mostly…read moreCaucasian.Pastor is average I wasn't impressed with him.Theres better churches I"d skip this one

Northminster Presbyterian Church is a member of PC-USA (progressive side of the Presbyterian…read moreDenomination). Right on the edge of what would be considered Broad Ripple proper, Northminster has been around for over 75 years and is located directly on Kessler Boulevard. This is very much a residential church set smack dab in the middle of a neighborhood. It has parking both in front of and behind the church with accessible parking spots on both sides. I entered through the back of the church and the entry had a single door that was easily accessible (I think it was an automatic door, as well). The church has two floors and does have an elevator. As I was present for an event, I did not explore the church and can't speak to full accessibility. I will note that I went to a main set of bathrooms that weren't really accessible - I could get into the bathroom, but the stalls were definitely lacking. I think there were single-user bathrooms near the sanctuary that are a bit better. Rev. Brian Shivers is senior pastor. Rev. Karen Herbst-Kim is associate pastor. PC-USA does ordain women and LGBTQ ministers, though you will find both conservative and liberal members of PC-USA congregations. I was present last evening for the last in a year-long concert series called "Sound and Spirit." It's an outreach of The Arts at Northminster and is definitely a draw for the church. The concerts are always free. This year's series included The Jeremiahs (Irish traditional), Palermo Presents (classical), Rob Dixon Trio (Jazz), Requiem in D Minor (Classical), Carolyn Craig, Organ (Classical), and Blue Highway (Bluegrass). The concerts are in the sanctuary. It's a fairly traditional sanctuary that has recently been made a bit more accessible with a couple of shortened pews offering natural wheelchair seating. They also, I learned, replaced a couple doors on the side that weren't quite accessible. I had no trouble going through them. There was a wider wheelchair that was outside the sanctuary in an area that appears to be used by parents with small children. I actually spent part of the evening there. I would probably give accessibility a 3.5 out of 5, though there's an obvious effort being made with recent improvements and an attitude of welcome that is nice. The parking spots were true ADA spots (rare for churches and not even true for my now home church of Second Presbyterian). I'd attended a couple services years ago here before a tragedy claimed the lives of the pastor and his wife. A plaque in their memory still rests on a wall in the church. Northminster has a "come as you are" approach to worship. While most dress business casual, there's not a judgmental approach to more casual folks (like me). Services are also streamed online including many of the special services. They host a variety of community activities including a preschool, yoga, music lessons, and more. While I'm happy in my church home, there's definitely something special here at Northminster with a wonderful staff, friendly congregation, progressive spirit, and a strong arts focus. For those seeking a more progressive yet traditional worship service Northminster would be a great place to explore.

This church hosts a 4-part community concert series that is spectacular! We have heard…read moreGrammy-winning bluegrass artists among others. Did I mention it is free?! They even give you free cookies and coffee at intermission. A very welcoming congregation offering a special gift of great secular music to the community - give them a listen!

Friendly American Baptist congregation in Old Town Greenwood. Offers Sunday School classes for…read morekids, teens and adults, 1 worship service, adult bible study and youth group for teens. They have plans for a new building on Averitt Road near Greenwood Middle School which should be ready in 2023.

They have a free breakfast from 8am to 10 am (donations accepted) the third Saturday of every…read moremonth. They have dry cereals, fruit (bananas, oranges. apples) biscuits and gravy (Have not had that, looked under cooked) sausage links.scrambled eggs, pancakes. Drinks: water, I think hot tea. Coffee, hot chocolate, orange juice and milk. If you walk with a cane, they have an elevator that take you down to the basement. That's where the breakfast is. Get there about 8 am. So you can find a good table to sit at. Some of the church members try to preach at me. But I change the subject real fast.