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These two-hour intensives take place on the second Friday of the month, from 12:15 - 2:15 pm, and will focus on a different subject matter each month. Each class is $50, and all are welcome! Yoga teaching professionals can earn two CEUs. For more information on CEUs, visit kimallenyoga.com. 

Register Here

Upcoming Classes

The 2027 Nominating Committee is commencing its work and invites you to submit recommendations for consideration as ruling elders and deacons. These two groups are the primary leadership of the church and oversee the governance, mission, and ministry of Northminster. For more information on the roles of deacons and elders, and the time commitment, please see below. Feel free to recommend yourself if you are interested in serving in this capacity.

Recommendation Form

RULING ELDERS

G-2.0301 Ruling Elder Defined (Excerpt from the PCUSA Book of Order)

“…congregations should elect persons of wisdom and maturity of faith, having demonstrated skills in leadership and being compassionate in spirit…Ruling elders, together with ministers of the Word and Sacrament, exercise leadership, government, spiritual discernment, and discipline and have responsibilities for the life of a congregation as well as the whole church…”

Sixteen elected elders form the session or governing board for Northminster. The session sets the vision and strategic direction for the congregation, plans programming, executes mission work, and monitors finances and the distribution of resources, in partnership with the senior pastor and staff. The Session meets (1.5-2 hours) on the third Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. Session members each chair or co-chair a team or committee of the church. These teams currently include Building and Grounds, Christian Education, Congregational Life, Communications, Finance, Mission, Personnel, Stewardship, and Worship, but may vary year to year. Teams usually meet (1-2 hours) on the first Tuesday of the month, though some meet at other times. Elders are elected for a 3-year term beginning in January.

The time commitment of an Elder varies depending on the team and the time of year. A weekly commitment can range from 1-5 hours. The monthly commitment would be from 4-12 hours.

DEACONS

G-2.0201 Deacon Defined (Excerpt from the PCUSA Book of Order)

“The ministry of deacon as set forth in Scripture is one of compassion, witness, and service, sharing in the redeeming love of Jesus Christ for the poor, the hungry, the sick, the lost, the friendless, the oppressed, those burdened by unjust policies or structures, or anyone in distress…”

As a primary role, the board of deacons cares for the Northminster community and our neighbors nearby. There are nearly thirty deacons and approximately 10 sub-committees of the deacon board. Many deacons lead a sub-committee. Deacon projects include emergency meals, home communion, elder calls, and partnerships with Butler Lab School 55 and Broad Ripple Middle School. The deacons meet 6-8 times a year and do fundraising such as the annual plant sale. Deacons are elected for a 3-year term beginning in January.

The time commitment of a Deacon varies throughout the year but would average 2-6 hours per month.

We are kicking off another year of Northminster Youth Group! Youth, their families (parents, siblings, etc.), and friends are welcome to join us for fellowship, lawn games, and a delicious meal on Sunday, September 13 from 5:30-7:30 on Ralston Commons. (If it's raining, the event will still take place in the Gathering Place)

There is no cost to attend; just please RSVP using the link below as soon as you're able so that we can ensure an adequate amount of food that meets everyone's dietary needs! The schedule for the year will be shared, and this is a great time for first-time youth groupers to come with their families and get to know everyone.

RSVP Here

If you’re interested in knitting or crocheting, with a dash of social justice, please join us! We usually meet on the first Monday of the month at Northminster. Check the upcoming dates below to learn more!

Upcoming Dates

• September 14 (Moved due to Labor Day)
• October 5
• November 2
• December 7

Bring your needles, yarn, and friends. All people and skill levels welcome! Have courage, have fun! Contact Jill de las Alas for more information.

Join two facilitated conversations on September 16th and 23rd with our own Loui Lord Nelson to learn how your brain is wired for spirituality and to consider how that affects your relationship with religion.

You’re encouraged to listen to a Hidden Brain podcast episode before coming to the sessions by using the link below!

Hidden Brain Podcast

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6:00 - 9:00 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

  • September 16 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 1) with Loui Lord Nelson
  • September 23 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 2) with Loui Lord Nelson
    
    

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins with any questions!

Sign Up on Your Mobile Device Using Civic Champs!

Day of Caring is now "Weekend of Caring" at Northminster! Join us on Saturday, September 19th, and Sunday, September 20th for various projects with Mission partners! Sign up today and volunteer to make a difference here at Northminster and in our community. 

You can sign up by downloading Civic Champs (tutorial available here) or sign up in person on Sundays in The Gathering Place.

Available Projects 

Saturday, September 19th

Little Timmy Project | 10:45 am - 12:00 pm & 12:00 pm - 1:15 pm

Exodus Refugee | 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

Gleaners Food Bank | 8:30 am - 12:30 pm

IYG | 11:00 am - 1:00 pm

Family Promise | 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

Sunday, September 20th

Broad Ripple Cleanup | 10:30 am - 12:30 pm

Homebound Visits | 11:00 am - 1:00 pm

Dayspring Center | 10:30 am - 1:30 pm

Indiana Diaper Bank | 10:30 am - 12:00 pm

Kit Assembling & Card Writing | 10:30 am - 12:00 pm

The 2027 Nominating Committee is commencing its work and invites you to submit recommendations for consideration as ruling elders and deacons. These two groups are the primary leadership of the church and oversee the governance, mission, and ministry of Northminster. For more information on the roles of deacons and elders, and the time commitment, please see below. Feel free to recommend yourself if you are interested in serving in this capacity.

Recommendation Form

RULING ELDERS

G-2.0301 Ruling Elder Defined (Excerpt from the PCUSA Book of Order)

“…congregations should elect persons of wisdom and maturity of faith, having demonstrated skills in leadership and being compassionate in spirit…Ruling elders, together with ministers of the Word and Sacrament, exercise leadership, government, spiritual discernment, and discipline and have responsibilities for the life of a congregation as well as the whole church…”

Sixteen elected elders form the session or governing board for Northminster. The session sets the vision and strategic direction for the congregation, plans programming, executes mission work, and monitors finances and the distribution of resources, in partnership with the senior pastor and staff. The Session meets (1.5-2 hours) on the third Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. Session members each chair or co-chair a team or committee of the church. These teams currently include Building and Grounds, Christian Education, Congregational Life, Communications, Finance, Mission, Personnel, Stewardship, and Worship, but may vary year to year. Teams usually meet (1-2 hours) on the first Tuesday of the month, though some meet at other times. Elders are elected for a 3-year term beginning in January.

The time commitment of an Elder varies depending on the team and the time of year. A weekly commitment can range from 1-5 hours. The monthly commitment would be from 4-12 hours.

DEACONS

G-2.0201 Deacon Defined (Excerpt from the PCUSA Book of Order)

“The ministry of deacon as set forth in Scripture is one of compassion, witness, and service, sharing in the redeeming love of Jesus Christ for the poor, the hungry, the sick, the lost, the friendless, the oppressed, those burdened by unjust policies or structures, or anyone in distress…”

As a primary role, the board of deacons cares for the Northminster community and our neighbors nearby. There are nearly thirty deacons and approximately 10 sub-committees of the deacon board. Many deacons lead a sub-committee. Deacon projects include emergency meals, home communion, elder calls, and partnerships with Butler Lab School 55 and Broad Ripple Middle School. The deacons meet 6-8 times a year and do fundraising such as the annual plant sale. Deacons are elected for a 3-year term beginning in January.

The time commitment of a Deacon varies throughout the year but would average 2-6 hours per month.

Sound & Spirit at Northminster returns for the 2026-27 season on Sunday, September 20th! Join us as we welcome the Conor Mallon Band. Winners of Ireland Tonight Radio Music’s 2023 Album of the Year, Irish Uilleann Pipe player Conor Mallon and his band make their only Indiana appearance.

You won't want to miss this FREE concert!

Join two facilitated conversations on September 16th and 23rd with our own Loui Lord Nelson to learn how your brain is wired for spirituality and to consider how that affects your relationship with religion.

You’re encouraged to listen to a Hidden Brain podcast episode before coming to the sessions by using the link below!

Hidden Brain Podcast

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6:00 - 9:00 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

  • September 16 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 1) with Loui Lord Nelson
  • September 23 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 2) with Loui Lord Nelson
    
    

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins with any questions!

Sign Up on Your Mobile Device Using Civic Champs!

Join us for a fun Friday night break for both parents and kids! "Kids' Night In" isn't just a fun time for kids to socialize and have fun, but it also gives parents a little break on a Friday night. Children are allowed to invite a friend(s), and parents are of course able to pick up sooner than 8:15 pm if need be.

We will have a quieter, more relaxed room available for anyone who would like a more sensory-friendly space. We will also have noise-reducing headphones available!

"Kids' Night In" is open to all children ages 4+, and all workers/volunteers will have had a "Childcare Protection Form" signed beforehand.

RSVP and payments are due by Tuesday, September 22nd.

Child Registration Here   Volunteer Sign Up Here

Cost: $10 for 1 child; $20 for 2 children; $30 for 3 children, and a cap of $40 for 4 or more children (if registering on one form). An optional donation to support future family ministry events will also be available.

General schedule (subject to change):

• 6:00: Drop off and “free play/hangout” (board games/activities will be provided)
• 6:30: Pizza dinner
• 7:00: Dance party in Calvin Hall; other game “stations” continue (board games/card games/etc for those who don’t want to participate in dancing or be around the music and dancing)
• 8:15: Pick-up

The 2027 Nominating Committee is commencing its work and invites you to submit recommendations for consideration as ruling elders and deacons. These two groups are the primary leadership of the church and oversee the governance, mission, and ministry of Northminster. For more information on the roles of deacons and elders, and the time commitment, please see below. Feel free to recommend yourself if you are interested in serving in this capacity.

Recommendation Form

RULING ELDERS

G-2.0301 Ruling Elder Defined (Excerpt from the PCUSA Book of Order)

“…congregations should elect persons of wisdom and maturity of faith, having demonstrated skills in leadership and being compassionate in spirit…Ruling elders, together with ministers of the Word and Sacrament, exercise leadership, government, spiritual discernment, and discipline and have responsibilities for the life of a congregation as well as the whole church…”

Sixteen elected elders form the session or governing board for Northminster. The session sets the vision and strategic direction for the congregation, plans programming, executes mission work, and monitors finances and the distribution of resources, in partnership with the senior pastor and staff. The Session meets (1.5-2 hours) on the third Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. Session members each chair or co-chair a team or committee of the church. These teams currently include Building and Grounds, Christian Education, Congregational Life, Communications, Finance, Mission, Personnel, Stewardship, and Worship, but may vary year to year. Teams usually meet (1-2 hours) on the first Tuesday of the month, though some meet at other times. Elders are elected for a 3-year term beginning in January.

The time commitment of an Elder varies depending on the team and the time of year. A weekly commitment can range from 1-5 hours. The monthly commitment would be from 4-12 hours.

DEACONS

G-2.0201 Deacon Defined (Excerpt from the PCUSA Book of Order)

“The ministry of deacon as set forth in Scripture is one of compassion, witness, and service, sharing in the redeeming love of Jesus Christ for the poor, the hungry, the sick, the lost, the friendless, the oppressed, those burdened by unjust policies or structures, or anyone in distress…”

As a primary role, the board of deacons cares for the Northminster community and our neighbors nearby. There are nearly thirty deacons and approximately 10 sub-committees of the deacon board. Many deacons lead a sub-committee. Deacon projects include emergency meals, home communion, elder calls, and partnerships with Butler Lab School 55 and Broad Ripple Middle School. The deacons meet 6-8 times a year and do fundraising such as the annual plant sale. Deacons are elected for a 3-year term beginning in January.

The time commitment of a Deacon varies throughout the year but would average 2-6 hours per month.

Northminster's Flu Shot Clinic is back on Sunday, September 27th, and all are welcome! In partnership with Franciscan Health, we'll be offering four shots this year:

• Flu
• High-Dose Flu (Age 65+)
• Pneumonia
• COVID-19

You can register by using the button below or in The Gathering Place on September 7th and 14th (both before and after worship). You can also help speed up the process by filling out and bringing your consent forms on the day of the clinic. Consent forms must be hand-signed.

Make sure to bring your insurance card! Shots are covered by insurance or individual payment.  

Register Here  Consent Forms (Fillable PDF)

The COVID-19 vaccine is recommended for those 65 and older or those 12-64 years of age who have an underlying medical condition. Please note that Franciscan Health will not confirm the exact underlying medical condition. It is also recommended that individuals contact their insurance carrier to verify coverage before receiving the vaccine. Franciscan Health cannot guarantee that it will be paid for, as with any vaccine that is administered. They bill the vaccines as preventive.

While Franciscan Health can attempt to bill most insurance companies, they cannot guarantee coverage/eligibility. It is the policyholder’s responsibility to check eligibility for services rendered. 

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6:00 - 9:00 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

  • September 16 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 1) with Loui Lord Nelson
  • September 23 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 2) with Loui Lord Nelson
    
    

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins with any questions!

Sign Up on Your Mobile Device Using Civic Champs!

The 2027 Nominating Committee is commencing its work and invites you to submit recommendations for consideration as ruling elders and deacons. These two groups are the primary leadership of the church and oversee the governance, mission, and ministry of Northminster. For more information on the roles of deacons and elders, and the time commitment, please see below. Feel free to recommend yourself if you are interested in serving in this capacity.

Recommendation Form

RULING ELDERS

G-2.0301 Ruling Elder Defined (Excerpt from the PCUSA Book of Order)

“…congregations should elect persons of wisdom and maturity of faith, having demonstrated skills in leadership and being compassionate in spirit…Ruling elders, together with ministers of the Word and Sacrament, exercise leadership, government, spiritual discernment, and discipline and have responsibilities for the life of a congregation as well as the whole church…”

Sixteen elected elders form the session or governing board for Northminster. The session sets the vision and strategic direction for the congregation, plans programming, executes mission work, and monitors finances and the distribution of resources, in partnership with the senior pastor and staff. The Session meets (1.5-2 hours) on the third Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. Session members each chair or co-chair a team or committee of the church. These teams currently include Building and Grounds, Christian Education, Congregational Life, Communications, Finance, Mission, Personnel, Stewardship, and Worship, but may vary year to year. Teams usually meet (1-2 hours) on the first Tuesday of the month, though some meet at other times. Elders are elected for a 3-year term beginning in January.

The time commitment of an Elder varies depending on the team and the time of year. A weekly commitment can range from 1-5 hours. The monthly commitment would be from 4-12 hours.

DEACONS

G-2.0201 Deacon Defined (Excerpt from the PCUSA Book of Order)

“The ministry of deacon as set forth in Scripture is one of compassion, witness, and service, sharing in the redeeming love of Jesus Christ for the poor, the hungry, the sick, the lost, the friendless, the oppressed, those burdened by unjust policies or structures, or anyone in distress…”

As a primary role, the board of deacons cares for the Northminster community and our neighbors nearby. There are nearly thirty deacons and approximately 10 sub-committees of the deacon board. Many deacons lead a sub-committee. Deacon projects include emergency meals, home communion, elder calls, and partnerships with Butler Lab School 55 and Broad Ripple Middle School. The deacons meet 6-8 times a year and do fundraising such as the annual plant sale. Deacons are elected for a 3-year term beginning in January.

The time commitment of a Deacon varies throughout the year but would average 2-6 hours per month.

 It takes curiosity and courage to create—and we want to celebrate it! Please join our community October 3-11 for an All-Congregation Art Show, hosted by the NPC Fine Arts Committee.

We want to showcase the rich talent within our community across all visual art forms (please note that tables are available, but easels will not be provided by NPC):

• 2-D Work: Oil, acrylic, watercolors, pen & ink, pastels, photography
• 3-D Work: Woodworking, ceramics, sculpture, Lego creations
• Fiber & Textile: Knitting, crocheting, cross-stitching, quilting, weaving
• Any other medium you love! If you have artistic talent, we invite you to share it!

Sign Up Here

Details & Dates:

• Art Set Up: Saturday, Oct. 3 in the Gathering Place
• Display Dates: Oct. 4 – Sunday, Oct. 11
• Cost: Free to participate—just sign up above to display your work—and free to view (no sign-up needed!)
• Selling: Optional! If you’d like to price and sell your work, you are welcome to do so.

Whether you make or appreciate art, we hope to see you there

 It takes curiosity and courage to create—and we want to celebrate it! Please join our community October 3-11 for an All-Congregation Art Show, hosted by the NPC Fine Arts Committee.

We want to showcase the rich talent within our community across all visual art forms (please note that tables are available, but easels will not be provided by NPC):

• 2-D Work: Oil, acrylic, watercolors, pen & ink, pastels, photography
• 3-D Work: Woodworking, ceramics, sculpture, Lego creations
• Fiber & Textile: Knitting, crocheting, cross-stitching, quilting, weaving
• Any other medium you love! If you have artistic talent, we invite you to share it!

Sign Up Here

Details & Dates:

• Art Set Up: Saturday, Oct. 3 in the Gathering Place
• Display Dates: Oct. 4 – Sunday, Oct. 11
• Cost: Free to participate—just sign up above to display your work—and free to view (no sign-up needed!)
• Selling: Optional! If you’d like to price and sell your work, you are welcome to do so.

Whether you make or appreciate art, we hope to see you there

If you’re interested in knitting or crocheting, with a dash of social justice, please join us! We usually meet on the first Monday of the month at Northminster. Check the upcoming dates below to learn more!

Upcoming Dates

• September 14 (Moved due to Labor Day)
• October 5
• November 2
• December 7

Bring your needles, yarn, and friends. All people and skill levels welcome! Have courage, have fun! Contact Jill de las Alas for more information.

 It takes curiosity and courage to create—and we want to celebrate it! Please join our community October 3-11 for an All-Congregation Art Show, hosted by the NPC Fine Arts Committee.

We want to showcase the rich talent within our community across all visual art forms (please note that tables are available, but easels will not be provided by NPC):

• 2-D Work: Oil, acrylic, watercolors, pen & ink, pastels, photography
• 3-D Work: Woodworking, ceramics, sculpture, Lego creations
• Fiber & Textile: Knitting, crocheting, cross-stitching, quilting, weaving
• Any other medium you love! If you have artistic talent, we invite you to share it!

Sign Up Here

Details & Dates:

• Art Set Up: Saturday, Oct. 3 in the Gathering Place
• Display Dates: Oct. 4 – Sunday, Oct. 11
• Cost: Free to participate—just sign up above to display your work—and free to view (no sign-up needed!)
• Selling: Optional! If you’d like to price and sell your work, you are welcome to do so.

Whether you make or appreciate art, we hope to see you there

 It takes curiosity and courage to create—and we want to celebrate it! Please join our community October 3-11 for an All-Congregation Art Show, hosted by the NPC Fine Arts Committee.

We want to showcase the rich talent within our community across all visual art forms (please note that tables are available, but easels will not be provided by NPC):

• 2-D Work: Oil, acrylic, watercolors, pen & ink, pastels, photography
• 3-D Work: Woodworking, ceramics, sculpture, Lego creations
• Fiber & Textile: Knitting, crocheting, cross-stitching, quilting, weaving
• Any other medium you love! If you have artistic talent, we invite you to share it!

Sign Up Here

Details & Dates:

• Art Set Up: Saturday, Oct. 3 in the Gathering Place
• Display Dates: Oct. 4 – Sunday, Oct. 11
• Cost: Free to participate—just sign up above to display your work—and free to view (no sign-up needed!)
• Selling: Optional! If you’d like to price and sell your work, you are welcome to do so.

Whether you make or appreciate art, we hope to see you there

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6:00 - 9:00 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

  • September 16 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 1) with Loui Lord Nelson
  • September 23 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 2) with Loui Lord Nelson
    
    

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins with any questions!

Sign Up on Your Mobile Device Using Civic Champs!

 It takes curiosity and courage to create—and we want to celebrate it! Please join our community October 3-11 for an All-Congregation Art Show, hosted by the NPC Fine Arts Committee.

We want to showcase the rich talent within our community across all visual art forms (please note that tables are available, but easels will not be provided by NPC):

• 2-D Work: Oil, acrylic, watercolors, pen & ink, pastels, photography
• 3-D Work: Woodworking, ceramics, sculpture, Lego creations
• Fiber & Textile: Knitting, crocheting, cross-stitching, quilting, weaving
• Any other medium you love! If you have artistic talent, we invite you to share it!

Sign Up Here

Details & Dates:

• Art Set Up: Saturday, Oct. 3 in the Gathering Place
• Display Dates: Oct. 4 – Sunday, Oct. 11
• Cost: Free to participate—just sign up above to display your work—and free to view (no sign-up needed!)
• Selling: Optional! If you’d like to price and sell your work, you are welcome to do so.

Whether you make or appreciate art, we hope to see you there

 It takes curiosity and courage to create—and we want to celebrate it! Please join our community October 3-11 for an All-Congregation Art Show, hosted by the NPC Fine Arts Committee.

We want to showcase the rich talent within our community across all visual art forms (please note that tables are available, but easels will not be provided by NPC):

• 2-D Work: Oil, acrylic, watercolors, pen & ink, pastels, photography
• 3-D Work: Woodworking, ceramics, sculpture, Lego creations
• Fiber & Textile: Knitting, crocheting, cross-stitching, quilting, weaving
• Any other medium you love! If you have artistic talent, we invite you to share it!

Sign Up Here

Details & Dates:

• Art Set Up: Saturday, Oct. 3 in the Gathering Place
• Display Dates: Oct. 4 – Sunday, Oct. 11
• Cost: Free to participate—just sign up above to display your work—and free to view (no sign-up needed!)
• Selling: Optional! If you’d like to price and sell your work, you are welcome to do so.

Whether you make or appreciate art, we hope to see you there

These two-hour intensives take place on the second Friday of the month, from 12:15 - 2:15 pm, and will focus on a different subject matter each month. Each class is $50, and all are welcome! Yoga teaching professionals can earn two CEUs. For more information on CEUs, visit kimallenyoga.com. 

Register Here

Upcoming Classes

 It takes curiosity and courage to create—and we want to celebrate it! Please join our community October 3-11 for an All-Congregation Art Show, hosted by the NPC Fine Arts Committee.

We want to showcase the rich talent within our community across all visual art forms (please note that tables are available, but easels will not be provided by NPC):

• 2-D Work: Oil, acrylic, watercolors, pen & ink, pastels, photography
• 3-D Work: Woodworking, ceramics, sculpture, Lego creations
• Fiber & Textile: Knitting, crocheting, cross-stitching, quilting, weaving
• Any other medium you love! If you have artistic talent, we invite you to share it!

Sign Up Here

Details & Dates:

• Art Set Up: Saturday, Oct. 3 in the Gathering Place
• Display Dates: Oct. 4 – Sunday, Oct. 11
• Cost: Free to participate—just sign up above to display your work—and free to view (no sign-up needed!)
• Selling: Optional! If you’d like to price and sell your work, you are welcome to do so.

Whether you make or appreciate art, we hope to see you there

The 2027 Nominating Committee is commencing its work and invites you to submit recommendations for consideration as ruling elders and deacons. These two groups are the primary leadership of the church and oversee the governance, mission, and ministry of Northminster. For more information on the roles of deacons and elders, and the time commitment, please see below. Feel free to recommend yourself if you are interested in serving in this capacity.

Recommendation Form

RULING ELDERS

G-2.0301 Ruling Elder Defined (Excerpt from the PCUSA Book of Order)

“…congregations should elect persons of wisdom and maturity of faith, having demonstrated skills in leadership and being compassionate in spirit…Ruling elders, together with ministers of the Word and Sacrament, exercise leadership, government, spiritual discernment, and discipline and have responsibilities for the life of a congregation as well as the whole church…”

Sixteen elected elders form the session or governing board for Northminster. The session sets the vision and strategic direction for the congregation, plans programming, executes mission work, and monitors finances and the distribution of resources, in partnership with the senior pastor and staff. The Session meets (1.5-2 hours) on the third Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. Session members each chair or co-chair a team or committee of the church. These teams currently include Building and Grounds, Christian Education, Congregational Life, Communications, Finance, Mission, Personnel, Stewardship, and Worship, but may vary year to year. Teams usually meet (1-2 hours) on the first Tuesday of the month, though some meet at other times. Elders are elected for a 3-year term beginning in January.

The time commitment of an Elder varies depending on the team and the time of year. A weekly commitment can range from 1-5 hours. The monthly commitment would be from 4-12 hours.

DEACONS

G-2.0201 Deacon Defined (Excerpt from the PCUSA Book of Order)

“The ministry of deacon as set forth in Scripture is one of compassion, witness, and service, sharing in the redeeming love of Jesus Christ for the poor, the hungry, the sick, the lost, the friendless, the oppressed, those burdened by unjust policies or structures, or anyone in distress…”

As a primary role, the board of deacons cares for the Northminster community and our neighbors nearby. There are nearly thirty deacons and approximately 10 sub-committees of the deacon board. Many deacons lead a sub-committee. Deacon projects include emergency meals, home communion, elder calls, and partnerships with Butler Lab School 55 and Broad Ripple Middle School. The deacons meet 6-8 times a year and do fundraising such as the annual plant sale. Deacons are elected for a 3-year term beginning in January.

The time commitment of a Deacon varies throughout the year but would average 2-6 hours per month.

 It takes curiosity and courage to create—and we want to celebrate it! Please join our community October 3-11 for an All-Congregation Art Show, hosted by the NPC Fine Arts Committee.

We want to showcase the rich talent within our community across all visual art forms (please note that tables are available, but easels will not be provided by NPC):

• 2-D Work: Oil, acrylic, watercolors, pen & ink, pastels, photography
• 3-D Work: Woodworking, ceramics, sculpture, Lego creations
• Fiber & Textile: Knitting, crocheting, cross-stitching, quilting, weaving
• Any other medium you love! If you have artistic talent, we invite you to share it!

Sign Up Here

Details & Dates:

• Art Set Up: Saturday, Oct. 3 in the Gathering Place
• Display Dates: Oct. 4 – Sunday, Oct. 11
• Cost: Free to participate—just sign up above to display your work—and free to view (no sign-up needed!)
• Selling: Optional! If you’d like to price and sell your work, you are welcome to do so.

Whether you make or appreciate art, we hope to see you there

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6:00 - 9:00 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

  • September 16 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 1) with Loui Lord Nelson
  • September 23 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 2) with Loui Lord Nelson
    
    

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins with any questions!

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The 2027 Nominating Committee is commencing its work and invites you to submit recommendations for consideration as ruling elders and deacons. These two groups are the primary leadership of the church and oversee the governance, mission, and ministry of Northminster. For more information on the roles of deacons and elders, and the time commitment, please see below. Feel free to recommend yourself if you are interested in serving in this capacity.

Recommendation Form

RULING ELDERS

G-2.0301 Ruling Elder Defined (Excerpt from the PCUSA Book of Order)

“…congregations should elect persons of wisdom and maturity of faith, having demonstrated skills in leadership and being compassionate in spirit…Ruling elders, together with ministers of the Word and Sacrament, exercise leadership, government, spiritual discernment, and discipline and have responsibilities for the life of a congregation as well as the whole church…”

Sixteen elected elders form the session or governing board for Northminster. The session sets the vision and strategic direction for the congregation, plans programming, executes mission work, and monitors finances and the distribution of resources, in partnership with the senior pastor and staff. The Session meets (1.5-2 hours) on the third Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. Session members each chair or co-chair a team or committee of the church. These teams currently include Building and Grounds, Christian Education, Congregational Life, Communications, Finance, Mission, Personnel, Stewardship, and Worship, but may vary year to year. Teams usually meet (1-2 hours) on the first Tuesday of the month, though some meet at other times. Elders are elected for a 3-year term beginning in January.

The time commitment of an Elder varies depending on the team and the time of year. A weekly commitment can range from 1-5 hours. The monthly commitment would be from 4-12 hours.

DEACONS

G-2.0201 Deacon Defined (Excerpt from the PCUSA Book of Order)

“The ministry of deacon as set forth in Scripture is one of compassion, witness, and service, sharing in the redeeming love of Jesus Christ for the poor, the hungry, the sick, the lost, the friendless, the oppressed, those burdened by unjust policies or structures, or anyone in distress…”

As a primary role, the board of deacons cares for the Northminster community and our neighbors nearby. There are nearly thirty deacons and approximately 10 sub-committees of the deacon board. Many deacons lead a sub-committee. Deacon projects include emergency meals, home communion, elder calls, and partnerships with Butler Lab School 55 and Broad Ripple Middle School. The deacons meet 6-8 times a year and do fundraising such as the annual plant sale. Deacons are elected for a 3-year term beginning in January.

The time commitment of a Deacon varies throughout the year but would average 2-6 hours per month.

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6:00 - 9:00 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

  • September 16 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 1) with Loui Lord Nelson
  • September 23 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 2) with Loui Lord Nelson
    
    

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins with any questions!

Sign Up on Your Mobile Device Using Civic Champs!

The 2027 Nominating Committee is commencing its work and invites you to submit recommendations for consideration as ruling elders and deacons. These two groups are the primary leadership of the church and oversee the governance, mission, and ministry of Northminster. For more information on the roles of deacons and elders, and the time commitment, please see below. Feel free to recommend yourself if you are interested in serving in this capacity.

Recommendation Form

RULING ELDERS

G-2.0301 Ruling Elder Defined (Excerpt from the PCUSA Book of Order)

“…congregations should elect persons of wisdom and maturity of faith, having demonstrated skills in leadership and being compassionate in spirit…Ruling elders, together with ministers of the Word and Sacrament, exercise leadership, government, spiritual discernment, and discipline and have responsibilities for the life of a congregation as well as the whole church…”

Sixteen elected elders form the session or governing board for Northminster. The session sets the vision and strategic direction for the congregation, plans programming, executes mission work, and monitors finances and the distribution of resources, in partnership with the senior pastor and staff. The Session meets (1.5-2 hours) on the third Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. Session members each chair or co-chair a team or committee of the church. These teams currently include Building and Grounds, Christian Education, Congregational Life, Communications, Finance, Mission, Personnel, Stewardship, and Worship, but may vary year to year. Teams usually meet (1-2 hours) on the first Tuesday of the month, though some meet at other times. Elders are elected for a 3-year term beginning in January.

The time commitment of an Elder varies depending on the team and the time of year. A weekly commitment can range from 1-5 hours. The monthly commitment would be from 4-12 hours.

DEACONS

G-2.0201 Deacon Defined (Excerpt from the PCUSA Book of Order)

“The ministry of deacon as set forth in Scripture is one of compassion, witness, and service, sharing in the redeeming love of Jesus Christ for the poor, the hungry, the sick, the lost, the friendless, the oppressed, those burdened by unjust policies or structures, or anyone in distress…”

As a primary role, the board of deacons cares for the Northminster community and our neighbors nearby. There are nearly thirty deacons and approximately 10 sub-committees of the deacon board. Many deacons lead a sub-committee. Deacon projects include emergency meals, home communion, elder calls, and partnerships with Butler Lab School 55 and Broad Ripple Middle School. The deacons meet 6-8 times a year and do fundraising such as the annual plant sale. Deacons are elected for a 3-year term beginning in January.

The time commitment of a Deacon varies throughout the year but would average 2-6 hours per month.

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6:00 - 9:00 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

  • September 16 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 1) with Loui Lord Nelson
  • September 23 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 2) with Loui Lord Nelson
    
    

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins with any questions!

Sign Up on Your Mobile Device Using Civic Champs!

If you’re interested in knitting or crocheting, with a dash of social justice, please join us! We usually meet on the first Monday of the month at Northminster. Check the upcoming dates below to learn more!

Upcoming Dates

• September 14 (Moved due to Labor Day)
• October 5
• November 2
• December 7

Bring your needles, yarn, and friends. All people and skill levels welcome! Have courage, have fun! Contact Jill de las Alas for more information.

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6:00 - 9:00 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

  • September 16 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 1) with Loui Lord Nelson
  • September 23 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 2) with Loui Lord Nelson
    
    

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins with any questions!

Sign Up on Your Mobile Device Using Civic Champs!

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6:00 - 9:00 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

  • September 16 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 1) with Loui Lord Nelson
  • September 23 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 2) with Loui Lord Nelson
    
    

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins with any questions!

Sign Up on Your Mobile Device Using Civic Champs!

These two-hour intensives take place on the second Friday of the month, from 12:15 - 2:15 pm, and will focus on a different subject matter each month. Each class is $50, and all are welcome! Yoga teaching professionals can earn two CEUs. For more information on CEUs, visit kimallenyoga.com. 

Register Here

Upcoming Classes

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6:00 - 9:00 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

  • September 16 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 1) with Loui Lord Nelson
  • September 23 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 2) with Loui Lord Nelson
    
    

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins with any questions!

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The Deacons are hosting an Electronics Recycling event on Saturday, November 21st from 8:00 am - 12:00 pm! Gather up your tired, old, sad, broken, or unused devices and components (a list of acceptable and restricted items will be available soon) and bring them to the parking lot where RecycleForce will collect them, strip them down for appropriate recycling, and help some folks get back on their feet in the process.

Please note that document shredding may be available but is currently TBD. More information will be posted here when available.

RecycleForce hires formerly incarcerated men and women, providing meaningful work as well as GED and literacy tutoring; assistance with housing, driver’s license reinstatement; substance abuse and mental health counseling; tax preparation, budgeting, etc. They work with industry partners committed to hiring ex-offenders to facilitate the transition from temporary to full-time, gainful employment

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6:00 - 9:00 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

  • September 16 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 1) with Loui Lord Nelson
  • September 23 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 2) with Loui Lord Nelson
    
    

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins with any questions!

Sign Up on Your Mobile Device Using Civic Champs!

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6:00 - 9:00 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

  • September 16 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 1) with Loui Lord Nelson
  • September 23 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 2) with Loui Lord Nelson
    
    

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins with any questions!

Sign Up on Your Mobile Device Using Civic Champs!

If you’re interested in knitting or crocheting, with a dash of social justice, please join us! We usually meet on the first Monday of the month at Northminster. Check the upcoming dates below to learn more!

Upcoming Dates

• September 14 (Moved due to Labor Day)
• October 5
• November 2
• December 7

Bring your needles, yarn, and friends. All people and skill levels welcome! Have courage, have fun! Contact Jill de las Alas for more information.

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6:00 - 9:00 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

  • September 16 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 1) with Loui Lord Nelson
  • September 23 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 2) with Loui Lord Nelson
    
    

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins with any questions!

Sign Up on Your Mobile Device Using Civic Champs!

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6:00 - 9:00 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

  • September 16 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 1) with Loui Lord Nelson
  • September 23 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 2) with Loui Lord Nelson
    
    

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins with any questions!

Sign Up on Your Mobile Device Using Civic Champs!

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6:00 - 9:00 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

  • September 16 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 1) with Loui Lord Nelson
  • September 23 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 2) with Loui Lord Nelson
    
    

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins with any questions!

Sign Up on Your Mobile Device Using Civic Champs!

Join us each Wednesday for a meal, fellowship with others, and discussions on how to learn and grow in your faith. Childcare is available from 6:00 - 9:00 pm. If you're joining us for dinner, please use the form below to RSVP!

• Dinner, 5:30 pm

• Adult Education, 6:00 pm

  • September 16 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 1) with Loui Lord Nelson
  • September 23 - "Spirituality and Your Brain" (pt. 2) with Loui Lord Nelson
    
    

• Children’s Choirs, 6:00 pm

• Chancel Choir, 6:59 pm.

RSVP for Dinner Here

Sign Up to Be a Greeter

Greeters needed! Are you looking to have a hot meal and to greet and talk to Wednesday night members and friends? Well, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please consider being a greeter on Wednesday. Contact Melissa Hopkins or Liz Higgins with any questions!

Sign Up on Your Mobile Device Using Civic Champs!

NOW STARTING IN JANUARY 2027

Learn about yourself through the traditions of yoga. Dig into yoga history, philosophy, physiognomy, and practical day-to-day uses!

This 200-hour training & RYT certification with Yoga Alliance will begin on January 11, 2027. Class dates and times are listed below. Save $400 with early bird pricing (now through November 1st) and pay just $27 per class hour (96 total class hours)!

To register, please email Krista Wright!

Time Commitment:

• Mondays
  • January 11 - April 26 | 3:00 - 5:00 pm
    
    
• One Weekend Each Month
  • Jan. 15-16, Feb. 12-13, Mar. 12-13, Apr. 9-10 | 12:15 - 4:15 pm (Friday) & 10:00 am - 2:30 pm (Saturday)
    
    

Curriculum:
This course will include: Weekly group classes focusing on movement and breath. Monthly group meetings will include exploration of managing stress response, life purpose, Ayurveda, and death & dying through lecture, discussion, movement, and practice. Homework will include personal practice journaling, meditation, supplemental readings, etc.

Payment rates and deadlines:
Early Bird Pricing (through November 1st): $2,600 or four monthly installments of $650

Regular Pricing (post-November 1st): $3,000 by January 1st or four monthly installments of $800 (Due by the first of each month January-April) *No refunds after February 1

NOW STARTING IN JANUARY 2027

Learn about yourself through the traditions of yoga. Dig into yoga history, philosophy, physiognomy, and practical day-to-day uses!

This 200-hour training & RYT certification with Yoga Alliance will begin on January 11, 2027. Class dates and times are listed below. Save $400 with early bird pricing (now through November 1st) and pay just $27 per class hour (96 total class hours)!

To register, please email Krista Wright!

Time Commitment:

• Mondays
  • January 11 - April 26 | 3:00 - 5:00 pm
    
    
• One Weekend Each Month
  • Jan. 15-16, Feb. 12-13, Mar. 12-13, Apr. 9-10 | 12:15 - 4:15 pm (Friday) & 10:00 am - 2:30 pm (Saturday)
    
    

Curriculum:
This course will include: Weekly group classes focusing on movement and breath. Monthly group meetings will include exploration of managing stress response, life purpose, Ayurveda, and death & dying through lecture, discussion, movement, and practice. Homework will include personal practice journaling, meditation, supplemental readings, etc.

Payment rates and deadlines:
Early Bird Pricing (through November 1st): $2,600 or four monthly installments of $650

Regular Pricing (post-November 1st): $3,000 by January 1st or four monthly installments of $800 (Due by the first of each month January-April) *No refunds after February 1

NOW STARTING IN JANUARY 2027

Learn about yourself through the traditions of yoga. Dig into yoga history, philosophy, physiognomy, and practical day-to-day uses!

This 200-hour training & RYT certification with Yoga Alliance will begin on January 11, 2027. Class dates and times are listed below. Save $400 with early bird pricing (now through November 1st) and pay just $27 per class hour (96 total class hours)!

To register, please email Krista Wright!

Time Commitment:

• Mondays
  • January 11 - April 26 | 3:00 - 5:00 pm
    
    
• One Weekend Each Month
  • Jan. 15-16, Feb. 12-13, Mar. 12-13, Apr. 9-10 | 12:15 - 4:15 pm (Friday) & 10:00 am - 2:30 pm (Saturday)
    
    

Curriculum:
This course will include: Weekly group classes focusing on movement and breath. Monthly group meetings will include exploration of managing stress response, life purpose, Ayurveda, and death & dying through lecture, discussion, movement, and practice. Homework will include personal practice journaling, meditation, supplemental readings, etc.

Payment rates and deadlines:
Early Bird Pricing (through November 1st): $2,600 or four monthly installments of $650

Regular Pricing (post-November 1st): $3,000 by January 1st or four monthly installments of $800 (Due by the first of each month January-April) *No refunds after February 1

NOW STARTING IN JANUARY 2027

Learn about yourself through the traditions of yoga. Dig into yoga history, philosophy, physiognomy, and practical day-to-day uses!

This 200-hour training & RYT certification with Yoga Alliance will begin on January 11, 2027. Class dates and times are listed below. Save $400 with early bird pricing (now through November 1st) and pay just $27 per class hour (96 total class hours)!

To register, please email Krista Wright!

Time Commitment:

• Mondays
  • January 11 - April 26 | 3:00 - 5:00 pm
    
    
• One Weekend Each Month
  • Jan. 15-16, Feb. 12-13, Mar. 12-13, Apr. 9-10 | 12:15 - 4:15 pm (Friday) & 10:00 am - 2:30 pm (Saturday)
    
    

Curriculum:
This course will include: Weekly group classes focusing on movement and breath. Monthly group meetings will include exploration of managing stress response, life purpose, Ayurveda, and death & dying through lecture, discussion, movement, and practice. Homework will include personal practice journaling, meditation, supplemental readings, etc.

Payment rates and deadlines:
Early Bird Pricing (through November 1st): $2,600 or four monthly installments of $650

Regular Pricing (post-November 1st): $3,000 by January 1st or four monthly installments of $800 (Due by the first of each month January-April) *No refunds after February 1

NOW STARTING IN JANUARY 2027

Learn about yourself through the traditions of yoga. Dig into yoga history, philosophy, physiognomy, and practical day-to-day uses!

This 200-hour training & RYT certification with Yoga Alliance will begin on January 11, 2027. Class dates and times are listed below. Save $400 with early bird pricing (now through November 1st) and pay just $27 per class hour (96 total class hours)!

To register, please email Krista Wright!

Time Commitment:

• Mondays
  • January 11 - April 26 | 3:00 - 5:00 pm
    
    
• One Weekend Each Month
  • Jan. 15-16, Feb. 12-13, Mar. 12-13, Apr. 9-10 | 12:15 - 4:15 pm (Friday) & 10:00 am - 2:30 pm (Saturday)
    
    

Curriculum:
This course will include: Weekly group classes focusing on movement and breath. Monthly group meetings will include exploration of managing stress response, life purpose, Ayurveda, and death & dying through lecture, discussion, movement, and practice. Homework will include personal practice journaling, meditation, supplemental readings, etc.

Payment rates and deadlines:
Early Bird Pricing (through November 1st): $2,600 or four monthly installments of $650

Regular Pricing (post-November 1st): $3,000 by January 1st or four monthly installments of $800 (Due by the first of each month January-April) *No refunds after February 1

NOW STARTING IN JANUARY 2027

Learn about yourself through the traditions of yoga. Dig into yoga history, philosophy, physiognomy, and practical day-to-day uses!

This 200-hour training & RYT certification with Yoga Alliance will begin on January 11, 2027. Class dates and times are listed below. Save $400 with early bird pricing (now through November 1st) and pay just $27 per class hour (96 total class hours)!

To register, please email Krista Wright!

Time Commitment:

• Mondays
  • January 11 - April 26 | 3:00 - 5:00 pm
    
    
• One Weekend Each Month
  • Jan. 15-16, Feb. 12-13, Mar. 12-13, Apr. 9-10 | 12:15 - 4:15 pm (Friday) & 10:00 am - 2:30 pm (Saturday)
    
    

Curriculum:
This course will include: Weekly group classes focusing on movement and breath. Monthly group meetings will include exploration of managing stress response, life purpose, Ayurveda, and death & dying through lecture, discussion, movement, and practice. Homework will include personal practice journaling, meditation, supplemental readings, etc.

Payment rates and deadlines:
Early Bird Pricing (through November 1st): $2,600 or four monthly installments of $650

Regular Pricing (post-November 1st): $3,000 by January 1st or four monthly installments of $800 (Due by the first of each month January-April) *No refunds after February 1

NOW STARTING IN JANUARY 2027

Learn about yourself through the traditions of yoga. Dig into yoga history, philosophy, physiognomy, and practical day-to-day uses!

This 200-hour training & RYT certification with Yoga Alliance will begin on January 11, 2027. Class dates and times are listed below. Save $400 with early bird pricing (now through November 1st) and pay just $27 per class hour (96 total class hours)!

To register, please email Krista Wright!

Time Commitment:

• Mondays
  • January 11 - April 26 | 3:00 - 5:00 pm
    
    
• One Weekend Each Month
  • Jan. 15-16, Feb. 12-13, Mar. 12-13, Apr. 9-10 | 12:15 - 4:15 pm (Friday) & 10:00 am - 2:30 pm (Saturday)
    
    

Curriculum:
This course will include: Weekly group classes focusing on movement and breath. Monthly group meetings will include exploration of managing stress response, life purpose, Ayurveda, and death & dying through lecture, discussion, movement, and practice. Homework will include personal practice journaling, meditation, supplemental readings, etc.

Payment rates and deadlines:
Early Bird Pricing (through November 1st): $2,600 or four monthly installments of $650

Regular Pricing (post-November 1st): $3,000 by January 1st or four monthly installments of $800 (Due by the first of each month January-April) *No refunds after February 1

NOW STARTING IN JANUARY 2027

Learn about yourself through the traditions of yoga. Dig into yoga history, philosophy, physiognomy, and practical day-to-day uses!

This 200-hour training & RYT certification with Yoga Alliance will begin on January 11, 2027. Class dates and times are listed below. Save $400 with early bird pricing (now through November 1st) and pay just $27 per class hour (96 total class hours)!

To register, please email Krista Wright!

Time Commitment:

• Mondays
  • January 11 - April 26 | 3:00 - 5:00 pm
    
    
• One Weekend Each Month
  • Jan. 15-16, Feb. 12-13, Mar. 12-13, Apr. 9-10 | 12:15 - 4:15 pm (Friday) & 10:00 am - 2:30 pm (Saturday)
    
    

Curriculum:
This course will include: Weekly group classes focusing on movement and breath. Monthly group meetings will include exploration of managing stress response, life purpose, Ayurveda, and death & dying through lecture, discussion, movement, and practice. Homework will include personal practice journaling, meditation, supplemental readings, etc.

Payment rates and deadlines:
Early Bird Pricing (through November 1st): $2,600 or four monthly installments of $650

Regular Pricing (post-November 1st): $3,000 by January 1st or four monthly installments of $800 (Due by the first of each month January-April) *No refunds after February 1

NOW STARTING IN JANUARY 2027

Learn about yourself through the traditions of yoga. Dig into yoga history, philosophy, physiognomy, and practical day-to-day uses!

This 200-hour training & RYT certification with Yoga Alliance will begin on January 11, 2027. Class dates and times are listed below. Save $400 with early bird pricing (now through November 1st) and pay just $27 per class hour (96 total class hours)!

To register, please email Krista Wright!

Time Commitment:

• Mondays
  • January 11 - April 26 | 3:00 - 5:00 pm
    
    
• One Weekend Each Month
  • Jan. 15-16, Feb. 12-13, Mar. 12-13, Apr. 9-10 | 12:15 - 4:15 pm (Friday) & 10:00 am - 2:30 pm (Saturday)
    
    

Curriculum:
This course will include: Weekly group classes focusing on movement and breath. Monthly group meetings will include exploration of managing stress response, life purpose, Ayurveda, and death & dying through lecture, discussion, movement, and practice. Homework will include personal practice journaling, meditation, supplemental readings, etc.

Payment rates and deadlines:
Early Bird Pricing (through November 1st): $2,600 or four monthly installments of $650

Regular Pricing (post-November 1st): $3,000 by January 1st or four monthly installments of $800 (Due by the first of each month January-April) *No refunds after February 1

NOW STARTING IN JANUARY 2027

Learn about yourself through the traditions of yoga. Dig into yoga history, philosophy, physiognomy, and practical day-to-day uses!

This 200-hour training & RYT certification with Yoga Alliance will begin on January 11, 2027. Class dates and times are listed below. Save $400 with early bird pricing (now through November 1st) and pay just $27 per class hour (96 total class hours)!

To register, please email Krista Wright!

Time Commitment:

• Mondays
  • January 11 - April 26 | 3:00 - 5:00 pm
    
    
• One Weekend Each Month
  • Jan. 15-16, Feb. 12-13, Mar. 12-13, Apr. 9-10 | 12:15 - 4:15 pm (Friday) & 10:00 am - 2:30 pm (Saturday)
    
    

Curriculum:
This course will include: Weekly group classes focusing on movement and breath. Monthly group meetings will include exploration of managing stress response, life purpose, Ayurveda, and death & dying through lecture, discussion, movement, and practice. Homework will include personal practice journaling, meditation, supplemental readings, etc.

Payment rates and deadlines:
Early Bird Pricing (through November 1st): $2,600 or four monthly installments of $650

Regular Pricing (post-November 1st): $3,000 by January 1st or four monthly installments of $800 (Due by the first of each month January-April) *No refunds after February 1

NOW STARTING IN JANUARY 2027

Learn about yourself through the traditions of yoga. Dig into yoga history, philosophy, physiognomy, and practical day-to-day uses!

This 200-hour training & RYT certification with Yoga Alliance will begin on January 11, 2027. Class dates and times are listed below. Save $400 with early bird pricing (now through November 1st) and pay just $27 per class hour (96 total class hours)!

To register, please email Krista Wright!

Time Commitment:

• Mondays
  • January 11 - April 26 | 3:00 - 5:00 pm
    
    
• One Weekend Each Month
  • Jan. 15-16, Feb. 12-13, Mar. 12-13, Apr. 9-10 | 12:15 - 4:15 pm (Friday) & 10:00 am - 2:30 pm (Saturday)
    
    

Curriculum:
This course will include: Weekly group classes focusing on movement and breath. Monthly group meetings will include exploration of managing stress response, life purpose, Ayurveda, and death & dying through lecture, discussion, movement, and practice. Homework will include personal practice journaling, meditation, supplemental readings, etc.

Payment rates and deadlines:
Early Bird Pricing (through November 1st): $2,600 or four monthly installments of $650

Regular Pricing (post-November 1st): $3,000 by January 1st or four monthly installments of $800 (Due by the first of each month January-April) *No refunds after February 1

NOW STARTING IN JANUARY 2027

Learn about yourself through the traditions of yoga. Dig into yoga history, philosophy, physiognomy, and practical day-to-day uses!

This 200-hour training & RYT certification with Yoga Alliance will begin on January 11, 2027. Class dates and times are listed below. Save $400 with early bird pricing (now through November 1st) and pay just $27 per class hour (96 total class hours)!

To register, please email Krista Wright!

Time Commitment:

• Mondays
  • January 11 - April 26 | 3:00 - 5:00 pm
    
    
• One Weekend Each Month
  • Jan. 15-16, Feb. 12-13, Mar. 12-13, Apr. 9-10 | 12:15 - 4:15 pm (Friday) & 10:00 am - 2:30 pm (Saturday)
    
    

Curriculum:
This course will include: Weekly group classes focusing on movement and breath. Monthly group meetings will include exploration of managing stress response, life purpose, Ayurveda, and death & dying through lecture, discussion, movement, and practice. Homework will include personal practice journaling, meditation, supplemental readings, etc.

Payment rates and deadlines:
Early Bird Pricing (through November 1st): $2,600 or four monthly installments of $650

Regular Pricing (post-November 1st): $3,000 by January 1st or four monthly installments of $800 (Due by the first of each month January-April) *No refunds after February 1

NOW STARTING IN JANUARY 2027

Learn about yourself through the traditions of yoga. Dig into yoga history, philosophy, physiognomy, and practical day-to-day uses!

This 200-hour training & RYT certification with Yoga Alliance will begin on January 11, 2027. Class dates and times are listed below. Save $400 with early bird pricing (now through November 1st) and pay just $27 per class hour (96 total class hours)!

To register, please email Krista Wright!

Time Commitment:

• Mondays
  • January 11 - April 26 | 3:00 - 5:00 pm
    
    
• One Weekend Each Month
  • Jan. 15-16, Feb. 12-13, Mar. 12-13, Apr. 9-10 | 12:15 - 4:15 pm (Friday) & 10:00 am - 2:30 pm (Saturday)
    
    

Curriculum:
This course will include: Weekly group classes focusing on movement and breath. Monthly group meetings will include exploration of managing stress response, life purpose, Ayurveda, and death & dying through lecture, discussion, movement, and practice. Homework will include personal practice journaling, meditation, supplemental readings, etc.

Payment rates and deadlines:
Early Bird Pricing (through November 1st): $2,600 or four monthly installments of $650

Regular Pricing (post-November 1st): $3,000 by January 1st or four monthly installments of $800 (Due by the first of each month January-April) *No refunds after February 1

NOW STARTING IN JANUARY 2027

Learn about yourself through the traditions of yoga. Dig into yoga history, philosophy, physiognomy, and practical day-to-day uses!

This 200-hour training & RYT certification with Yoga Alliance will begin on January 11, 2027. Class dates and times are listed below. Save $400 with early bird pricing (now through November 1st) and pay just $27 per class hour (96 total class hours)!

To register, please email Krista Wright!

Time Commitment:

• Mondays
  • January 11 - April 26 | 3:00 - 5:00 pm
    
    
• One Weekend Each Month
  • Jan. 15-16, Feb. 12-13, Mar. 12-13, Apr. 9-10 | 12:15 - 4:15 pm (Friday) & 10:00 am - 2:30 pm (Saturday)
    
    

Curriculum:
This course will include: Weekly group classes focusing on movement and breath. Monthly group meetings will include exploration of managing stress response, life purpose, Ayurveda, and death & dying through lecture, discussion, movement, and practice. Homework will include personal practice journaling, meditation, supplemental readings, etc.

Payment rates and deadlines:
Early Bird Pricing (through November 1st): $2,600 or four monthly installments of $650

Regular Pricing (post-November 1st): $3,000 by January 1st or four monthly installments of $800 (Due by the first of each month January-April) *No refunds after February 1

NOW STARTING IN JANUARY 2027

Learn about yourself through the traditions of yoga. Dig into yoga history, philosophy, physiognomy, and practical day-to-day uses!

This 200-hour training & RYT certification with Yoga Alliance will begin on January 11, 2027. Class dates and times are listed below. Save $400 with early bird pricing (now through November 1st) and pay just $27 per class hour (96 total class hours)!

To register, please email Krista Wright!

Time Commitment:

• Mondays
  • January 11 - April 26 | 3:00 - 5:00 pm
    
    
• One Weekend Each Month
  • Jan. 15-16, Feb. 12-13, Mar. 12-13, Apr. 9-10 | 12:15 - 4:15 pm (Friday) & 10:00 am - 2:30 pm (Saturday)
    
    

Curriculum:
This course will include: Weekly group classes focusing on movement and breath. Monthly group meetings will include exploration of managing stress response, life purpose, Ayurveda, and death & dying through lecture, discussion, movement, and practice. Homework will include personal practice journaling, meditation, supplemental readings, etc.

Payment rates and deadlines:
Early Bird Pricing (through November 1st): $2,600 or four monthly installments of $650

Regular Pricing (post-November 1st): $3,000 by January 1st or four monthly installments of $800 (Due by the first of each month January-April) *No refunds after February 1

NOW STARTING IN JANUARY 2027

Learn about yourself through the traditions of yoga. Dig into yoga history, philosophy, physiognomy, and practical day-to-day uses!

This 200-hour training & RYT certification with Yoga Alliance will begin on January 11, 2027. Class dates and times are listed below. Save $400 with early bird pricing (now through November 1st) and pay just $27 per class hour (96 total class hours)!

To register, please email Krista Wright!

Time Commitment:

• Mondays
  • January 11 - April 26 | 3:00 - 5:00 pm
    
    
• One Weekend Each Month
  • Jan. 15-16, Feb. 12-13, Mar. 12-13, Apr. 9-10 | 12:15 - 4:15 pm (Friday) & 10:00 am - 2:30 pm (Saturday)
    
    

Curriculum:
This course will include: Weekly group classes focusing on movement and breath. Monthly group meetings will include exploration of managing stress response, life purpose, Ayurveda, and death & dying through lecture, discussion, movement, and practice. Homework will include personal practice journaling, meditation, supplemental readings, etc.

Payment rates and deadlines:
Early Bird Pricing (through November 1st): $2,600 or four monthly installments of $650

Regular Pricing (post-November 1st): $3,000 by January 1st or four monthly installments of $800 (Due by the first of each month January-April) *No refunds after February 1