Salvation Army The Salvation Army’s ranks, also known as Salvationists, began work in Indianapolis in March of 1889, housed at 76-78 East… Read More »Salvation Army
Second Presbyterian Church Fifteen members of the “Old School” officially organized Second Presbyterian Church, one of the city’s oldest churches and now one… Read More »Second Presbyterian Church
Seventh-day Adventists The Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) church was organized in 1863 by former adherents to the Millerite movement, which predicted (from Bible… Read More »Seventh-day Adventists
Shepherd Community Center Shepherd Community Center is a faith-based nonprofit organization working to combat the multi-generational cycle of poverty on the near eastside… Read More »Shepherd Community Center
Society Of Friends (Quakers) The Quakers are among the few religious sects with roots in the turmoil of the English Revolution of the 1640s… Read More »Society Of Friends (Quakers)
St. Barnabas Catholic Church Located at 8300 Rahke Road on the southside of Indianapolis, St. Barnabas parish was the 44th built Catholic Church in… Read More »St. Barnabas Catholic Church
St. George Syrian Orthodox Church The first known Arabic-speaking Orthodox Christians came to central Indiana from Lebanon in 1890. Other Christians from the Middle East… Read More »St. George Syrian Orthodox Church
St. James Catholic Church St. James Catholic Church had a dominant presence on the southside of Indianapolis before the construction of Interstate 65. Located… Read More »St. James Catholic Church
St. John Catholic Church Rev. Vincent Bacquelin, an itinerant priest who split his time between Indianapolis and two other central Indiana parishes, founded the… Read More »St. John Catholic Church
St. John’s Missionary Baptist Church Established in 1916, Saint John’s Missionary Baptist Church is best-known as the congregation of prominent Indianapolis civil rights leader .… Read More »St. John’s Missionary Baptist Church
