Who We Are

We are a smaller congregation but very active. Living into Christ’s Call for Us and Our Neighbors is not only our mission statement but a commitment to serve our Hendricks County community.

We follow a traditional form of worship typical in many churches of the Presbyterian Church, USA. Our goal in worship is to feel God’s presence among us and to be inspired to go out and serve in Christ’s name.

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A Message from

Rev. Ruth Chadwick Moore

I welcome you to our website and encourage you to visit us and participate in the worship and ministries of this body of Christ we call White Lick Presbyterian Church. The WLPC faith community is warm, welcoming, and open to learning new things. We come from many faith traditions and life experiences, but we our united in our love for each other and for our neighbors.

White Lick is small but mighty. We are active mission partners in the community, we have educational opportunities online and in person, and we like to gather to break bread together at their 1st Sunday lunches after worship.

Our worship is traditional but vibrant, and we don’t take ourselves so seriously that we can’t have a little humor from the pulpit. Our goal in worship is to feel God’s presence among us and to be inspired to go out and serve in Christ’s name.

Our church is in a rural setting and it is a place where we can find a sanctuary from the hustle and bustle of the outside world while also be challenged to discover what it means to be a Christian in today’s often fractured world. Our focus in worship and outreach is on Jesus’ calling in Matthew 25. “ For I was hungry and you gave me food; I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink; I was a stranger and you welcomed me.”

If you have any questions about White Lick and how we do things don’t hesitate to get in touch with me. I look forward to meeting you.

Gratefully,

Rev. Ruth Chadwick Moore
317-852-2840
pastorruth@whitelickpcusa.org

Your Questions, Answered

White Lick follows a traditional Presbyterian order of worship. Music is provided by piano and organ. A typical service lasts 60 minutes.
Communion is offered the second Sunday of every month at 10:30 am. Communion is “open Table” which means all are invited to participate.
Dress as you are comfortable. Some wear business attire; others wear shorts.
The congregation is very accepting of squirming, wiggly and sometimes noisy children.
Children's Worship Bags and weekly Children's Bulletins are provided.
Changing station is available in the Nursery.
We gather the first Sunday of each month after the 10:30 worship for lunch, fellowship, and to get to know one another better.
We welcome newcomers to join outreach projects and small groups at any time. Simply let us know you’re interested, and we’ll connect you with a leader who can guide you through the next steps.