Plan a Visit

Whatever you want! Some prefer to come in their Sunday best while others prefer a tshirt and jeans. It’s up to you and your style preference.

If you attend worship at Teter Farm during the summer, it’s very casual so dress for the weather and bring a chair or blanket for the benches!

We have prime parking in the front of Door 1 just for you! Look for the guest parking signs and help yourself to the closest spot.

If you are joining us at Teter Organic Farms for the 9AM service during the summer (Memorial Day weekend - Labor Day weekend), drive to the back of the property to the lot next to the outdoor worship area. Don’t forget to bring a chair or a blanket for the benches!

Come through Door 1 (main entrance) and you’ll see the Welcome Desk on your right. We have people waiting there to meet you and give you special gift!

If you are joining us at Teter Organic Farms for the 9AM service during the summer (Memorial Day - Labor Day), the farm is located at 10980 221st Street, about five miles north and east of downtown Noblesville. Follow the long drive that leads to the back of the property. Benches are provided but they're sometimes damp in the morning. You're welcome to bring a blanket or lawn chair. If the weather is threatening ... we will move to the Noblesville First sanctuary (Door 1), This will be communicated by 7AM via push notifications to our church app users, Facebook, X, and at NoblesvilleFirst.com.

Come through Door 1 (main entrance) and you’ll see the Welcome Desk on your right. We have people waiting there to meet you and get your child(ren) all checked in. We also have a special gift for you on your first visit!

In the summer, we also offer a Creation Care class for kids PreK-5th Grade during worship services at Teter Farms. During that time, your kids will embark on an enriching journey to understand the importance of stewardship for the environment and gain a deeper appreciation for the natural world and the role they play in preserving it for future generations.

Our services are filled with beautiful music performed by our choir and organist. Senior Pastor Nicole Caldwell-Gross and other pastoral staff offer messages that are biblical, relevant, and hopeful. Our services are traditional in liturgy and music, but provide relevant, uplifting and applicable teaching.

An inclusive church welcomes and loves people of all races, genders, sexual orientations, abilities, and backgrounds. We believe that everyone is created in the image of God and deserves love, respect, and equal opportunity to participate in all aspects of church life. Additionally, we celebrate LGBTQ+ inclusive services and events.

There are many ways to get involved! You can join one of our small groups, participate in outreach and service projects, attend our regular worship services, or volunteer in various ministries. Visit our Connect pages for more details on how you can jump into this community and upcoming events.

Our church is committed to promoting racial and social justice through education, advocacy, and action. We host bible studies, discussions, and community events focused on these issues. Additionally, we partner with local organizations to support social justice initiatives. Learn more about our efforts and how you can get involved on our serve pages.