Saturday was a beautiful reminder that church is more than a place we worship—it’s a family we enjoy. Watching children laugh, teenagers connect, parents relax, and grandparents cheer everyone on was a picture of the Kingdom at its best.

There is something sacred about seeing generations together—sharing joy, making memories, and celebrating the gift of community. From the splashes in the pool to the conversations on the sidelines, every smile reminded us that love grows strongest when we spend time together.

A heartfelt thank you to Dr. Jillian Harrison-Jones for her vision, leadership, and love in creating such a joyful experience for our young people and families. Days like today don’t just happen—they are made possible by people who care deeply about building community.

Here at Witherspoon Presbyterian Church of Indianapolis, we believe that faith is lived not only in the sanctuary but also around the table, on the playground, and yes—even at the pool.

Here’s to more laughter, more connection, and more opportunities to celebrate one another!

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History is alive here at Witherspoon Presbyterian Church of Indianapolis!

Our Legacy & Historical Preservation Ministry Team rolled up their sleeves and began the sacred work of organizing, preserving, and telling the remarkable story of our congregation. This is more than archiving papers and photographs—it is holy work. It is sacred work.

The Witherspoon story is the story of many faithful communities woven together through God’s providence. Together, we are preserving the legacies of St. John Presbyterian Church, Ninth Street Presbyterian Church, Witherspoon Presbyterian Church (across four different locations), Immanuel Presbyterian Church, and now the treasured records and documents of St. Andrew Presbyterian Church.

Every bulletin, photograph, minute book, letter, and memory is another thread in the tapestry of God’s faithfulness. As we sort, catalog, and preserve these treasures, we are ensuring that future generations will know where they came from, whose shoulders they stand upon, and how God has faithfully guided this congregation through every season.

I am especially grateful to Elder Dr. Pat Payne and Elder Steve Wood for their leadership of this new ministry. My sincere thanks also to Elder Carol Wood, Marcella Taylor, Patricia Johnson, Deacon Camike Jones, Deacon Karen Waldon, Deacon Willeek Blanchard, and our youngest team member, Riley Giles, for answering the call to help preserve our shared story. Your commitment to honoring our past will bless generations yet to come! ... See MoreSee Less