At North, we believe that our faith in God should be lived out through acts of love and mercy.
We care about social justice, the global environment, ministries throughout the world, and connections within our neighborhood. We believe God is already working in the lives of the marginalized, and God is calling us to do ministry with the poor, the broken, and the oppressed. God’s doors are open to all.
From enhancing food access and education in Kenya with the Umoja Partnership, serving and partnering with our neighbors in the community meal called Bread and Bowl, hosting the North Church Farmers Market, trying to be good stewards of our planet through the Green Team, standing up for the oppressed with our Justice and Advocacy group, or assisting students at School 43 or the MLK Center, God is calling us at North to live with and serve one another.
For more information reach out to Pastor Darren; Danita Hoskin, our community outreach liaison, or call the church office at (317) 924-2612.
Members of North’s Justice and Advocacy team fold flyers providing early voting information. The group also periodically sponsors special guests and panels to provide information on current advocacy topics. 
North supports IPS James Whitcomb Riley School 43 in a variety of ways, including providing students with clothing. 
Pre-COVID-19, members of North’s Green Team show their support at People’s Climate March Indiana. 
The North Church Green Team periodically holds drives to recycle styrofoam in order to keep it out of our landfills. 
The North Church Farmers Market provides fresh produce in our neighborhood, which is a food desert. 
The North Church Farmers Market is one of the oldest farmers markets in Indianapolis.
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