✨ Worship at Witherspoon Presbyterian Church of Indianapolis!✨ Join us this Sunday as we celebrate the Baptism of the Lord and joyfully welcome, for the first time in 2026, our Lake Fellow in Parish Ministry, Pastor Caroline Eader, as our Guest Preacher.💧🕊️

The Baptism of the Lord marks the moment when Jesus steps into the waters of the Jordan and is named and claimed—Beloved. It reminds us that before calling, before ministry, before mission, there is identity. God’s voice speaks love, blessing, and purpose. This holy day invites us to remember who Jesus is—and who we are in God.

⏰ Worship begins at 11:00 AM
🎶 Special Organ Prelude at 10:30 AM

As part of worship, everyone is invited to return to the font—to touch the water, remember your own baptism, and reclaim God’s promise over your life. 💙

Come be renewed.
Come be reminded.
Come worship with us.

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Witherspoon and IPS Celebrate the Life and Legacy of Dr. King: Facebook Friends, we warmly invite you to join us as we honor the life, legacy, and living witness of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

We are deeply honored that Pastor Harrison-Jones along with the Imani Praise Team of Witherspoon, have been invited once again to open this distinguished program. Your support—through attendance, encouragement, and prayer—
matters greatly as we lend our voice to this sacred civic witness.

For more than 40 years, Indianapolis Public Schools has offered a citywide, televised MLK tribute— a sacred moment of remembrance and reflection designed especially to shape the hearts, minds, and moral imagination of our students.

This year marks the 45th Annual Tribute, to be held at the historic Crispus Attucks High School on Friday, January 16, 2026, from 10:00–11:00 a.m., and viewed by students and community members across Indianapolis.

The 2026 theme speaks powerfully to our moment: “The Power of Voice: Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.” This theme calls us to faithful courage, moral clarity, and a commitment to speak—especially when silence is tempting.

We invite you to stand with us, celebrate our young people, and affirm that faith, justice, and love still speak loudly in our city. ... See MoreSee Less

Sermon Final Words:

“New Year’s Gumbo isn’t about having all the answers and knowing the ending—
it’s about faith in the stirring,
trust in the timing,
and confidence in knowing that God
who knows exactly
what God is doing!”

Amen. ... See MoreSee Less