A Place for you

We invite you to explore Fall Creek Groups. Meet other adults, deepen your roots, and be challenged to walk more faithfully with Christ. Men and women of all ages and stages of life can find a group that meets them right where they are. 

WANT TO MEET PEOPLE, BUILD RELATIONSHIPS, AND GROW IN YOUR FAITH? 

We encourage you to join a Growth Group this semester. (Or join our newest addition - a Life Group*!)

Although new groups start each semester, you are welcome to join a group at any time (*unless otherwise noted).

Browse the options and sign up below. 

Spring 2025 Growth Groups

  • Led by Merrill Eggleston and Diane Anderson

    Start Date: Resumes January 5

    Sundays at 9:30am at the Fall Creek Church campus, Room 121
    Open to men and women


    Register HERE

  • Led by Paul Collins and Randy Sipe

    Start Date: Current/Ongoing

    Open Door Class - Seniors

    Sundays at 9:30am: Will meet in person in Room 103


    This class uses Lifeways Sunday School curriculum for senior adults.


    Register HERE

  • Led by Chad Anderson

    Start Date: January 5

    Sundays at 9:30 am Room 232

    Open to men and women

    In this group we take a deeper look at the scripture covered in that week’s sermon. We explore the scripture’s meaning, purpose, and how we can apply it to our lives. We learn together, grow together, and build relationships with each other, as we strengthen our relationship with Christ. Open to adults of all ages, we would love to have you come join our conversation.


    Register HERE

  • Led by Joe Straka and John O'Dell

    Sundays at 9:30am on the Fall Creek Campus, Room 223

    Starts January 5

    Open to Men and Women


    The Epistle to the Galatians has been characterized as a "short Romans". Galatians covers the source of Paul's apostolic authority, justification by faith through the death of Christ, the key to withstanding sinful desires, and the fruit of the Holy Spirit. It teaches about Christian freedom, which separated Christianity from Judaism which launched a missionary campaign. Galatians is the guidebook for the release from bondage of religious legalism and stands as a challenge to all who would take away the grace of God, the truth of the Gospel, and the joy and freedom that goes with it.


    Register HERE

  • Led by Mark and Christa Hochfellner

    Start Date: Resumes January 5

    Sundays at 9:30am

    Fall Creek Campus, Room 222

    Open to men and women in their 20s and 30s


    Not really a college group; not really a career group; not really a singles group--this is just a place to connect, fellowship, and do life with others who are at the same place in life as you. If you are between the ages of 19 and 39 you are welcome. We will be using Lifeway's Sunday School curriculum with an emphasis on training up leaders.


    Register HERE

  • Led by Rich and Marci Herbert

    Monday evenings from 6:20-8:20

    Meets at the home of Rich and Marci

    Meal provided

    Open to Men and Women


    The book of Hebrews was written to people in crisis. They were persecuted, tempted by the rampant sin around them, and doubting their faith in Jesus. It was not so different than what many of us go through daily. Join Dr. Derwin Gray in this 16 session series as he walks through Hebrews, teaching us how to live for Jesus in every season of life. Hebrews shows us that Jesus is better than anything the work can offer. We simply need to answer, "Am I willing to trust Him above everything else?" 

    Please call with any questions and prayerfully consider
    joining us and walking this Christian faith journey
    together with like minded brothers and sisters.  
    Rich: (317) 408-1340
    Marci: (317) 753-4850


    Register HERE

  • Led by Greg Cross and John O'Dell

    Monday evenings from 7:00p - 8:30p

    Meets at the home of John and Tameria O'Dell

    Open to men and women

    This Home Fellowship is designed as a way of continuing steadfastly in the apostles' doctrine and fellowship, in the breaking of bread, and in prayers. (Acts 2:42).

    The purpose of this Home Fellowship is three-fold:

    1. To study God's Word together, correctly interpreting the scripture while applying it to daily living.

    2. To provide an environment where believers can fellowship in a supportive atmosphere, which will enable us to disciple one another in personal growth (Mt 28:19); encouraging others to love Jesus more through obedience and servanthood (Heb. 10:24); equipping each other to share with someone about the glorious gospel of truth and freedom (Eph. 4:12).

    3. To enjoy worshipping together with songs of praise and fellowship through the breaking of bread.


    Register HERE

  • Led by Tracy Newland & Julie Storm

    Start Date: Resumes January 7, 6:00 - 7:30pm (Tuesday Evenings)
    Will meet at Rebecca Yoder’s home
    Open to Women Only

    Books are $10


    Life Change Series: Romans

    What does Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection mean for my life, death, and resurrection?
    In Romans, Paul―one of Christianity’s first theologians―sets out to answer that question. Tracing numerous threads through the Old Testament, Paul shows how Jesus’ death on the cross draws together humanity’s collective failures and transforms them into a rich tapestry. Follow the threads and find your place in the story God is weaving.

    Register HERE

  • Led by Tameria O’Dell and discussion leaders

    Start Date: January 8 from 9:30-11:30 (every Wednesday)
    Will meet on the church campus.  Childcare is provided.

    Please register and contact Tameria if childcare is needed. 
    Open to Women Only

    Books will cost $20.


    Abide by Jen Wilkin: How can we hold on to assurance of our faith? How can we discern the truth from a lie? How can we know God loves us? In these three short letters, the apostle John reminds an early church facing division, deception, and doubt to hold fast to what they know and to live like they believe it. And he reminds us, as well. In this study on the letters of 1,2,& 3 John, through discussion groups and videos by Jen Wilkin we will see how two thousand years later, his words call to Christians in similar challenges to recall a great salvation to abide in the truth.


    Register HERE

  • Lead by Lorenzo and Holly Martinez

    Thursday evenings from 6:30p-8:30p

    Meets at the home of Lorenzo and Holly Martinez

    Open to men and women


    Content: Praying the Scriptures for Your Adult Children by Jodie Berndt, Zondervan, 2017

    This life group is designed to support parents in praying for their young adult children. We will eat and then come together to encourage one another and focus on the power of prayer to strengthen our children during this pivotal stage of their lives. This semester we will look at different Scriptures we can use to guide our prayers.


    Register HERE

*ABOUT LIFE GROUPS

Purpose

Life Groups are small gatherings of 15-20 people pursuing Jesus together to foster our vision of becoming passionate Christ followers. Each Life Group is unique in its structure and content but provides a space for deeper intimacy, vulnerability, safe space, and accountability. 


In order to facilitate an intentional relational space in a small group, enrollment will close after three weeks and/or once the Life Group has reached capacity. 


Core Values of Life Groups

  • Gospel-centrality: Life Groups are centered on the person of Jesus, his work, and his life through worship, prayer, and scripture. Loving God. 

  • Missional: To become more like Jesus and do what he did wherever God may have placed us. Loving the city. 

  • Community: To draw closer to God and to each other that is deeply formed by God’s love and love for each other. Loving his people.