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Welcome!  We seek to be an unity-minded church, true to its finest heritage in the Stone-Campbell tradition, seeking and saving souls, witnessing in word and deed to the Lordship of Jesus Christ.    

Located one mile east of I 465 on West Tenth Street, Indianapolis,  the Speedway Church gathers at 9:00 AM Sunday for Family Bible Study, 10:00 AM for worship and at 6:00 PM for Revolution. Small groups meet at varying times and places during the week.  The church office phone is (317) 243-8040.  The Community Center may be reached at (317) 247-6012. Email us at speedwaychurch@att.net

Sample Sermon: Cultivating Virtue mp3

 

We are invested in world-wide missions.  See the Sudanese eye clinic we helped to build on the Members' Information Page!  We support a publication,  www.christianappeal.com, a ministerial training school,  www.shbi.org, a world-wide radio program,  www.moiradio.com, a Christian Camp, www.campwabashi.org., a benevolence agency called the Christian Relief Fund,  www.ministrywatch.com,  and home for children.  www.bereanhome.org   We modestly support Christian workers in Kenya, Malawi, Uganda, and Ukraine. Locally we work with the Wayne Township Trustees Office in providing one time assistance.  And we serve the community in a variety of ways, like hosting after school education programs, and  the Mozel Sanders Thanksgiving Dinner in our Community Center.

Email us for a copy of the syllabus for Old Testament Course at the Library.  Speedwaychurch@att.net

Check out a conversation that Kent had with the Englewood Community Development Corporation on the Members Information Page!

 

   Revolution  

Revolution is a non-traditional, youth-led service for all ages.  Gatherings for worship begin Sundays at 6:00 PM using humorous and interactive media intended to reinforce joint identity.  Gospel principles annunciated through a continuous exposition of the book of Acts are usually illustrated with short dramatic performances.  Preschool and elementary age children are dismissed to do simple crafts which they share with everyone at the conclusion of worship. Sermon illustrations touch all ages but they are most often drawn from common experiences of students, singles and young families.  They may include interviews with local personalities such as principals of local schools and missionaries from different cultures.  Worship is led by an experienced trio, who sing simple harmonies to newer praise music as well as the best of ancient hymnody. Holy communion is creatively observed in ways that reinforce prayerful togetherness and mutual commitment as well as mystical encounter with the risen Jesus.  Following worship, at 7:00 PM participants typically play various sports (basketball, badminton, ping pong, foosball etc.) and games, or enjoy the finger foods served between 7:15 and 8:00 in the community center.  At 8:10 participants gather for a short wrap-up and prayer.  Dismissal is at 8:15.

  

Art  Sparks                 Imagination              After School Art Program for Grades 3-6 Thursdays 3:00-4:30 PM Community Center 4980 W. Tenth

      At Art Sparks we explore the works of famous artists that inspire our imaginations.  Come and join us and see how art "sparks" your imagination. Example projects will include mosaics, marble painting, spot painting and sculpture.  With sufficient parental involvement some projects may include visits to Indianapolis museums.  Collective joint-projects may be attempted in order to beautify the schools and community.  This free program has been planned by Kent and Amy Ellett with the support and recommendation of Miss Heather Jaquay, the elementary art instructor at the Speedway schools.  Please call 243-8040 to let us know you are coming so we will be prepared with enough materials and supplies.  Discuss this with Miss Jaquay by contacting her at the the following: hjaquay@speedway.k12.in.us