Observe the Lenten Season
Journey toward the cross at IPC. All are welcome to worship and observe Lent with us. Check out ways to worship and find fellowship during this season.
Sunday Worship
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During Lent, Rev. Kevin Long will deliver a sermon series looking at the events that led up to Christ’s crucifixion, preaching on the final hours of Jesus’ life as portrayed in the Gospel of Mark.
Traditional Worship: 8:45 am & 11 am (Sanctuary)
Table Worship: 5 pm (Highland Hall)
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Sunday School
Classes for all ages at 10 am.
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Easter SundayCelebrate the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ on Easter Sunday, April 20, with worship services at 8, 9:30 & 11 am in the Sanctuary and 5 pm in Highland Hall. All Sunday School classes for adults, youth, or children will not meet on Easter Day.
Special Events

Join a Grace Group as we explore the "The Walk" by Adam Hamilton. Grace Groups offer IPC members and friends a way to connect while studying scriptures in a small group setting.
Visit Thank You Books at 5502 Crestwood Blvd to purchase your copy of this Grace Group study.

Join us for worship on Palm Sunday at 8:45 am and 11 am in the Sanctuary and at 5 pm in Highland Hall. Children are invited to the Palm Processional at the beginning of service at 11 am in the Sanctuary.

All children are invited to process into the 11 am service waving palm branches to celebrate Palm Sunday and the beginning of Holy Week. Children will gather outside the Sanctuary at 10:50 am before the start of the service.

Join us for Egg Hunts in the park after 11 am worship. We will have cookies and lemonade for everyone to enjoy and eggs to hunt for all the kids!

Join us for the Maundy Thursday worship service at 6:30 p.m. in the Sanctuary with Holy Communion and the Stripping of the Paraments. Childcare is available.

Join us for Good Friday, a Penitential Service, in the Sanctuary at noon. Childcare available.

Celebrate the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ with Easter Sunday services at 8, 9:30 & 11 am in the Sanctuary and at 5 pm in Highland Hall.

This event is a wonderful way to extend your Lenten practices by responsibly recycling your old electronics and shredding unneeded documents. This year, IPC has partnered with Gone for Good, an organization founded by United Ability, who provides meaningful employment to around 100 adults with physical and intellectual disabilities.
We will be accepting paper and the following types of electronics for no charge: computers and related electronics, cell phones, communications equipment, laptops, flat screen monitors, PDAs or handheld games, printers, servers, routers or hubs, and audio components. Household appliances and televisions will not be accepted.