Join us for our final Summer Movie Night - hosted by our Racial Justice Team. We will enjoy a viewing of A Day Without a Mexican. Invite a friend, popcorn is provided!

Normally, Council meets on the third Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. to discuss the business of the church. Partners in Mission are always welcome to attend council meetings.

Groceries of Grace Food Pantry is here for you.

📅 Wednesdays | 4–6 PM
📍 Open to anyone with a need — no ID or proof required.
Just come as you are. Enter through our South Entrance doors. We’re ready to serve with compassion, dignity, and a smile.

Meet up weekly at the Pennsy Trail on S 600 W to enjoy an evening ride with fellow Cross of Grace partners. Contact Kevin Michaelis for additional details.

All are welcome to this nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical gathering of individuals looking to do something about their drinking problem.

Gather to share ideas and good company while scrapbooking, card-making and other creative endeavors. Come see what everyone is preparing for crafts this month.

Gather with other curious souls to find out more about what it means to be a Partner in Mission at Cross of Grace. Lunch and childcare will be provided. Let us know you are coming by emailing churchoffice@crossofgrace.org .

A monthly meeting of the Cross of Grace Stephen Ministers for continuing education and support for their ministry. Please contact Carla Hopkins or Linda Sevier if you would like additional information about this ministry and/or if you, or someone you love, are in need of a Care Giver.

All are welcome to this nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical gathering of individuals looking to do something about their drinking problem.

Choir will kick off their year with an annual pitch up. Please check in with Jeannie Ellenberger or Steve Beebe for additional details or if you are interested in joining the choir this year!

Groceries of Grace Food Pantry is here for you.

📅 Wednesdays | 4–6 PM
📍 Open to anyone with a need — no ID or proof required.
Just come as you are. Enter through our South Entrance doors. We’re ready to serve with compassion, dignity, and a smile.

Meet up weekly at the Pennsy Trail on S 600 W to enjoy an evening ride with fellow Cross of Grace partners. Contact Kevin Michaelis for additional details.

All are welcome to this nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical gathering of individuals looking to do something about their drinking problem.

The evening will include performances by local rock/folk acts, Anna Owens, Josh Gillespie & The Nomad Collective, Isaiah William, and Reckless Bound. The Amanda Webb Band will headline the event taking requests of any and all sorts of music. If you name it, they can probably play it!

Food and drink vendors will be on-site all evening, including beer and wine, and both the concert and parking are completely free. (If needed, a shuttle will be available to/from the nearby New Palestine Bible Church 5954 W. 300 S., New Palestine, IN, 46163.)

Bring your lawn chairs, blankets, family, and friends — and settle in for a night of great music and community.

We’re also collecting donations of clothing and cleaning supplies for our friends at the Hancock Hope House, in Greenfield.

📅 Saturday, August 29, 2026

📍 Cross of Grace Lutheran Church · 3519 S 600 W, New Palestine, IN 46163

🎟️ Free admission · Free parking

We can't wait to celebrate with you.

All are welcome to this nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical gathering of individuals looking to do something about their drinking problem.

Please check in with Jeannie Ellenberger or Steve Beebe for additional details or if you are interested in joining the choir this year!

Groceries of Grace Food Pantry is here for you.

📅 Wednesdays | 4–6 PM
📍 Open to anyone with a need — no ID or proof required.
Just come as you are. Enter through our South Entrance doors. We’re ready to serve with compassion, dignity, and a smile.

All are welcome to this nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical gathering of individuals looking to do something about their drinking problem.

Gather with us as we make quilts, there is something that everyone can contribute. Stop by anytime throughout the day to sew, tie knots, help cut and pin, or just learn more about what these quilts are all about!

“Giving the Sense” is an opportunity to wrestle more with what our pastors have to say on Sunday mornings in their preaching. Join with other Partners in Mission for conversation about what we’ve heard and how we feel called to respond. Check out Nehemiah 8:8 to see the source of this discussion’s name.

All are welcome to this nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical gathering of individuals looking to do something about their drinking problem.

Please check in with Jeannie Ellenberger or Steve Beebe for additional details or if you are interested in joining the choir this year!

Groceries of Grace Food Pantry is here for you.

📅 Wednesdays | 4–6 PM
📍 Open to anyone with a need — no ID or proof required.
Just come as you are. Enter through our South Entrance doors. We’re ready to serve with compassion, dignity, and a smile.

In this 5-week Bible study for women, we’ll reflect on how to cultivate deep, Christ-centered relationships and strengthen our bond as sisters and friends. Through biblical examples and practical application, we'll explore what the Bible teaches us about loving, caring for, honoring, supporting, and investing in one another for the long haul. And we’ll consider what it looks like to seek out and cultivate friendships in the church, the place where we find true belonging. Whether you’re new to your relationship with Jesus or have walked with Him for years, this study will remind you that you have a place in God’s family and will inspire you to become a better sister and friend.

Led by Paula McCain

All are welcome to this nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical gathering of individuals looking to do something about their drinking problem.

Gather to share ideas, supplies, and to create gifts of prayer for friends and family who need a sign and reminder that they are loved during difficult times. Contact Joyce Ammerman for more information.

All are welcome to this nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical gathering of individuals looking to do something about their drinking problem.

Normally, Council meets on the third Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. to discuss the business of the church. Partners in Mission are always welcome to attend council meetings.

Please check in with Jeannie Ellenberger or Steve Beebe for additional details or if you are interested in joining the choir this year!

Groceries of Grace Food Pantry is here for you.

📅 Wednesdays | 4–6 PM
📍 Open to anyone with a need — no ID or proof required.
Just come as you are. Enter through our South Entrance doors. We’re ready to serve with compassion, dignity, and a smile.

In this 5-week Bible study for women, we’ll reflect on how to cultivate deep, Christ-centered relationships and strengthen our bond as sisters and friends. Through biblical examples and practical application, we'll explore what the Bible teaches us about loving, caring for, honoring, supporting, and investing in one another for the long haul. And we’ll consider what it looks like to seek out and cultivate friendships in the church, the place where we find true belonging. Whether you’re new to your relationship with Jesus or have walked with Him for years, this study will remind you that you have a place in God’s family and will inspire you to become a better sister and friend.

Led by Paula McCain

All are welcome to this nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical gathering of individuals looking to do something about their drinking problem.

Gather to share ideas and good company while scrapbooking, card-making and other creative endeavors. Come see what everyone is preparing for crafts this month.

Carpool will leave from Cross of Grace. Connect with Carla Hopkins (carlahop64@gmail.com) or Linda Sevier (lsevier103@gmail.com) to learn how you can be part of this ministry to sex workers on Indy’s east side.

“Giving the Sense” is an opportunity to wrestle more with what our pastors have to say on Sunday mornings in their preaching. Join with other Partners in Mission for conversation about what we’ve heard and how we feel called to respond. Check out Nehemiah 8:8 to see the source of this discussion’s name.

All are welcome to this nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical gathering of individuals looking to do something about their drinking problem.

Groceries of Grace Food Pantry is here for you.

📅 Wednesdays | 4–6 PM
📍 Open to anyone with a need — no ID or proof required.
Just come as you are. Enter through our South Entrance doors. We’re ready to serve with compassion, dignity, and a smile.

In this 5-week Bible study for women, we’ll reflect on how to cultivate deep, Christ-centered relationships and strengthen our bond as sisters and friends. Through biblical examples and practical application, we'll explore what the Bible teaches us about loving, caring for, honoring, supporting, and investing in one another for the long haul. And we’ll consider what it looks like to seek out and cultivate friendships in the church, the place where we find true belonging. Whether you’re new to your relationship with Jesus or have walked with Him for years, this study will remind you that you have a place in God’s family and will inspire you to become a better sister and friend.

Led by Paula McCain

All are welcome to this nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical gathering of individuals looking to do something about their drinking problem.

A monthly meeting of the Cross of Grace Stephen Ministers for continuing education and support for their ministry. Please contact Carla Hopkins or Linda Sevier if you would like additional information about this ministry and/or if you, or someone you love, are in need of a Care Giver.

All are welcome to this nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical gathering of individuals looking to do something about their drinking problem.

Join us for a One Time “Book Club” as we gather to discuss the book This Tender Land, by William Kent Krueger. This historical fiction novel, opens the door for us to further discuss the role of Indian Boarding Schools in the United States. We host this discussion in conjunction with the National Day of Remembrance of Indian Boarding Schools.

Groceries of Grace Food Pantry is here for you.

📅 Wednesdays | 4–6 PM
📍 Open to anyone with a need — no ID or proof required.
Just come as you are. Enter through our South Entrance doors. We’re ready to serve with compassion, dignity, and a smile.

In this 5-week Bible study for women, we’ll reflect on how to cultivate deep, Christ-centered relationships and strengthen our bond as sisters and friends. Through biblical examples and practical application, we'll explore what the Bible teaches us about loving, caring for, honoring, supporting, and investing in one another for the long haul. And we’ll consider what it looks like to seek out and cultivate friendships in the church, the place where we find true belonging. Whether you’re new to your relationship with Jesus or have walked with Him for years, this study will remind you that you have a place in God’s family and will inspire you to become a better sister and friend.

Led by Paula McCain

All are welcome to this nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical gathering of individuals looking to do something about their drinking problem.

All are welcome to this nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical gathering of individuals looking to do something about their drinking problem.

In this 5-week Bible study for women, we’ll reflect on how to cultivate deep, Christ-centered relationships and strengthen our bond as sisters and friends. Through biblical examples and practical application, we'll explore what the Bible teaches us about loving, caring for, honoring, supporting, and investing in one another for the long haul. And we’ll consider what it looks like to seek out and cultivate friendships in the church, the place where we find true belonging. Whether you’re new to your relationship with Jesus or have walked with Him for years, this study will remind you that you have a place in God’s family and will inspire you to become a better sister and friend.

Led by Paula McCain

All are welcome to this nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical gathering of individuals looking to do something about their drinking problem.

Creatures of all kinds are welcome to join us in celebration of God’s creation. We will follow our current worship schedule of 8:30 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. in-person outdoors, weather permitting. Everything moves indoors in the case of bad weather. Pets are welcome either way, but please be mindful of behavior and potty-training if your pets join us in the sanctuary!

Gather to share ideas, supplies, and to create gifts of prayer for friends and family who need a sign and reminder that they are loved during difficult times. Contact Joyce Ammerman for more information.

All are welcome to this nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical gathering of individuals looking to do something about their drinking problem.

All are welcome to this nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical gathering of individuals looking to do something about their drinking problem.

Gather to share ideas and good company while scrapbooking, card-making and other creative endeavors. Come see what everyone is preparing for crafts this month.

Carpool will leave from Cross of Grace. Connect with Carla Hopkins (carlahop64@gmail.com) or Linda Sevier (lsevier103@gmail.com) to learn how you can be part of this ministry to sex workers on Indy’s east side.

All are welcome to this nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical gathering of individuals looking to do something about their drinking problem.

Normally, Council meets on the third Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. to discuss the business of the church. Partners in Mission are always welcome to attend council meetings.

All are welcome to this nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical gathering of individuals looking to do something about their drinking problem.

We connect our celebration of the Reformation with a German-themed Oktoberfest party. A Musicfest begins the evening with all sorts of special performances. There are also euchre and poker tournaments that raise money to build houses in Haiti, with our friends at Project Rouj.

A monthly meeting of the Cross of Grace Stephen Ministers for continuing education and support for their ministry. Please contact Carla Hopkins or Linda Sevier if you would like additional information about this ministry and/or if you, or someone you love, are in need of a Care Giver.

All are welcome to this nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical gathering of individuals looking to do something about their drinking problem.

Join us on November 22nd as we assemble and distribute Thanksgiving meals for our neighbors who could use a little extra help this season. Check with the office if you would like to help make it happen and/or give to our Mission Sunday effort this November.

A monthly meeting of the Cross of Grace Stephen Ministers for continuing education and support for their ministry. Please contact Carla Hopkins or Linda Sevier if you would like additional information about this ministry and/or if you, or someone you love, are in need of a Care Giver.

Cross of Grace's annual tradition of hosting a handbell invitational concert, inviting other local handbell choirs to come, ring, and share the Christmas music that they have prepared for the season.