It’s hard to believe we’ve reached the conclusion of our Midweek Manna Summer Bible Study at Witherspoon Presbyterian Church of Indianapolis!

Over the past several weeks, we’ve journeyed through Francis Chan’s Forgotten God, rediscovering the transforming work of the Holy Spirit. Together we’ve reflected on the Spirit’s power, grown in spiritual discernment, and experienced the beauty of koinonia—the deep fellowship that reminds us no one walks alone.

Now it’s time to celebrate all that God has done!

Midweek Manna Closing Celebration
Wednesday, July 15, 2026
12:00–2:00 PM
Harrison’s Restaurant
555 N. Delaware St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
Free Parking

Lunch can be purchased individually from the restaurant menu.

As a special expression of appreciation, each participant will receive an end-of-class memento, generously sponsored by Mrs. Dobbie Smith and Elder Marcella Taylor, our gracious hosts for the day.

Whether you’ve attended every week or are joining us to celebrate, all are welcome! Please RSVP with the Main Church Office.

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Worship at Witherspoon! In a world where loneliness and isolation have become an epidemic, God’s answer is the Church.

Today’s message from Acts 2 reminded us that the early Church was never built on attendance alone—it was built on koinónia: deep, authentic fellowship. They shared life, carried one another’s burdens, prayed together, ate together, and made sure no one walked alone.

The Church is not simply a place we go; it is a people to whom we belong.

God’s vision for the Church is a community where strangers become family, spectators become participants, and isolated people discover they are seen, known, loved, and connected.

No one should have to walk through life alone. That is the beautiful witness of the Gospel—and the calling of the Church.

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