Lifeway Community Church

Step into the inviting community of New Horizons United Methodist Church in Anderson, IN, where a traditional Methodist worship service awaits you every Sunday at 9:30 AM. Engage in meaningful discussions during the Bible study session that immediately follows, fostering spiritual growth and connection. Join us in our mission to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world, as we welcome you to become part of our church family. Embark on a journey towards recovery and support with A Better Life Brianna's Hope, a participant-driven addiction support group that exudes faith and compassion. Gather every Monday from 6:30 to 8:00 PM to share stories, offer encouragement, and find solace in a community dedicated to healing. Additionally, kickstart your Saturday mornings with lively games of pickleball from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, fostering friendships and fitness in a welcoming environment. For more worship services and events, explore our website and Facebook page to stay connected with our vibrant community. Generated using this place's available information

Located in the heart of Anderson, IN, East Lynn Christian Church stands as a beacon of faith and community for local residents. This historic church, with its traditional architecture and welcoming atmosphere, invites all to gather in worship and fellowship. Surrounded by lush greenery and a peaceful ambiance, it offers a serene retreat from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Stepping inside, visitors are greeted by the warm glow of sunlight filtering through stained glass windows, casting colorful patterns on the wooden pews. The sounds of hymns and prayers fill the air, creating a sense of unity and spiritual connection. With a rich history and a vibrant congregation, East Lynn Christian Church is not just a place of worship, but a place where individuals come together to seek solace, guidance, and a sense of belonging. Generated using this place's available information

The work of the Columbus Avenue church is to carry on the work of Jesus Christ - to seek and save the lost. ( Luke 19: 10 ) Towards that end, there are a number of areas of service, or ministries, that we adopted. Seeking and saving the lost can have many different faces. Each of the works, or ministries, of the Columbus Avenue church family is focused on its place in carrying on the work of Christ in seeking and saving the lost. From our worship assemblies, to our Bible classes, to our benevolent works, to our many other occasions to meet together, the one overriding purpose in each is to help others to see the love of God through this congregation. Towards that singular purpose, we have works that are directed towards those who are not yet a part of the family of God and towards those who are part of our church family. To learn more about some of these ministries, follow the links on the left. Once a person becomes a child of God, they are part of the greatest family the world has ever known. We are privileged to be a part of the kingdom of God on earth. Together with the other members of the body of Christ, we are working to build up the body in love. ( Ephesians 4: 11-16 ) Ideally, every member of the body of Christ meeting in a particular location will have a meaningful contribution to the overall work of the church. We have a number of ministries that contribute to the growth of the members of the Columbus Avenue church family. One of the largest ministries is our Bible school program. Each week we have some 25 to 30 people involved in teaching Bible classes during our assemblies. Most of those teaching at any one time have someone they trade off with on a regular basis. Overall, our Bible school program utilizes the talents of nearly 60 of our members. Our visitation program encourages visiting those who are ill or hospitalized, those who are shut-in either at home or a care home, and those who have been absent from the church's Sunday morning worship that week. As a direct result of their work, the church is experiencing a greater sense of association. Those who could fall through the cracks are being uplifted. Our young people consist of two age-based groups. While having fun is a big part of these groups, they are not simply fun groups. Their activities are avenues through which young people can learn to be involved in serving others because of their faith in Jesus.