UPCOMING EVENTS
UPCOMING EVENTS
Sunday, September 13
Joint Sermon Series
As Jesus eats with those whom others would not eat, we meet Theo of Golden, who encounters people who stretch his assumptions about who "fits" and who doesn't. He doesn't set out to change anyone's mind, he just keeps showing up and paying attention. That's often where inclusion starts, not with a grand gesture but with a seat at the table and a willingness to stay.
Connect
Saturday, September 19,
10 am–12 pm
Tuttle Orchards (5717 N 300 W, Greenfield, IN 46140)
Young Adults: Apple Picking
Join the young adults for a morning of apple picking with everyone else in Indianapolis! Bonus, it will be the Caramel Apple Festival! Be ready for a bit of a crowd & a great time. No cost, pay for what you would like there. RSVP here!
Sunday, September 20, 3 pm
Mud Creek Campus
Concert Series: Hymns at the Piano
The 2026-2027 Concert Series begins as Minister of Music Schuyler Brinson presents a program of beloved hymns. This concert will feature some of his favorite hymns in a variety of arrangements and musical styles, inviting listeners to rediscover the beauty, meaning, and enduring power of the great hymns of the church.
Wednesday, September 23,
5-8 pm
Promise Road Campus
September Pickleball
All skill levels & ages welcome! Come on out for some friendly competition & fun. Friends are welcome to join. Extra paddles are available. There is no reason not to at least try it out!
Wednesday, September 23,
6:30 pm
Mud Creek Campus, Room 209
Page Turners
In our meeting we will be discussing two books, starting with The Borrowed Life of Frederick Fife by Anna Johnston. This novel has wonderfully diverse characters that are funny and flawed and completely relatable, and they will keep a smile on your face and a warmth in your heart!
We will also have a brief discussion on Theo of Golden by Allen Levi. This charming story is about a beloved man named Theo who gives all of us his story of giving and receiving of seeing and being seen.. It is about generosity and a purposeful life and the invisible bonds of kindness that bind us to one another
Saturday, September 26,
9:30 am-2 pm
Promise Road Campus
Cost: $25 per attendee
Women’s Ministry Fall Retreat: Trusting God in Every Season
Whatever season of life you’re in—joyful, uncertain, busy, changing, or somewhere in between—you don’t have to walk through it alone. Join us for the Geist Christian Church Women’s Fall Retreat, a day created for connection, encouragement, reflection, and renewed faith. Together, we’ll explore what it means to trust God through every season and remember that His presence remains steady even when life does not. Come enjoy meaningful conversation, inspiring messages, and time to reconnect with God and with one another. There’s a place for you at the table.
To learn more about our speakers and to register, click here!
Sunday, September 27,
1-2:30 pm
Mud Creek Campus
Women’s Ministry Fall Retreat: Trusting God in Every Season
Do you have a child or grandchild who would love to read to a patient, non-judgmental 4-legged friend? Join us Sunday, September 27, for a fun and furry reading event. This is a great fit for struggling or reluctant readers, but all readers are welcome.
Our furry friends, Tucker, Lando, and Kiya, along with their owners, will be sharing their love and individual attention with our children. Ten-minute reading time slots will be available with two of the dogs, plus a third dog on hand just for petting and loving before and after.
Monday, September 28,
9:00-11 am
Mud Creek Library
New! Women’s Bible Study for Fall
This Fall we will study Lisa Harper's "A JESUS SHAPED LIFE" which is a seven session study that explores the depths of God's character, God's love for you, and how your relationship with Him transforms you. Ultimately, you will experience how biblically sound theology deepens your relationship with God and each other.
The cost is $17.00 each (price reduction for ordering materials early).
To sign up, contact Lisa Pearcy (lisatheot@comcast.net) or Karen Harris (33Thundersnow@gmail.com).
October 4-9
Louisville, Kentucky
Adult Service-Learning Project
We will be traveling to Kentucky to help rehab a house into a home! Since 2008, Fuller Center for Housing of Louisville has worked with over 100 families in their quest to help low-income families gain permanent, affordable housing. They acquire/purchase vacant, abandoned or foreclosed upon property to restore and utilize for affordable housing for community members. A local church will provide our shelter and showers, we will cook our meals, work during the day and relax in the evenings enjoying community together. Please email: serve@geistchristian.org for more information. You can sign up here!
Saturday, October 10, 1 pm
Charles C. Deam Wilderness
Men's Fall Hike at McCormick's Creek
Join the men of Geist Christian Church for a fall hike at Charles C. Deam Wilderness in Hoosier National Forest. Camping is optional on Friday and Saturday nights. Come enjoy a day outdoors, some beautiful fall scenery, and time connecting with other guys from the church. Whether you hike all the time or just enjoy a good walk and good company, we'd love to have you join us. For more information, reach out to Dale Billman at dbillman@talktotucker.com.
Saturday, October 24
8:00 am–4:00 pm
Dave Burtner's Barn,
5542 East 156th Street, Noblesville, IN
Uncommon Ground: The 25th Annual Men's Retreat
This year we'll consider the idea that we are standing on holy ground at every turn. With our eyes on the cross and the Spirit at our back, the ways of this world can be seen in a new light. Join us for a day of fellowship and faith as we stand together with Christ in the midst of creation. A suggested contribution of $60 helps offset costs, and scholarships are available. Please don't let money be a barrier to attending. Reserve your spot by emailing j.fierce@comcast.net or mpeck1189@me.com.
Friday, October 16
8:15 am–4:00 pm
Mud Creek Campus
Uncommon Ground: The 25th Annual Men's Retreat
Join us for a tour of the home of artist TC Steele, outside of Nashville, IN. In 1907, T.C. and his second wife, Selma Neubacher Steele, purchased property in Brown County and began construction of their home, which they named the House of the Singing Winds. They built the large studio in 1916 to accommodate T.C.’s work. Selma created several acres of gardens around the home and landscaped the surrounding hillsides to enhance the beauty of their property.
After our tour, we will have lunch at Hard Truth in Nashville.
Children & Youth
Sunday, September 13,
4–5:30 pm
Mud Creek Campus
Five.6 Meeting
Calling all 5th- and 6th-graders! Join us Sunday, September 13, from 4:00–5:30 PM. Grab a friend and come ready to have some fun and fellowship! Questions? Contact children@geistchristian.org.
Sunday, September 13, 5-7 pm
Mud Creek Campus
Next Youth Group: Anything But a Bat
No Youth Group on Sunday, September 6th for Labor Day. Join the crew for the Youth vs Adult Anything But a Bat game! Grab a snow shovel, a tumbler, a toaster, or some other item besides a baseball bat and show up for a fun time. See you next week!
For a full list of upcoming events, check out our weekly enewsletter.