Midtown Broad Ripple

THE MIDTOWN CAMPUS HAS CURRENTLY RE-JOINED OUR DOWNTOWN CAMPUS. We're praying about the best time to relaunch Midtown in the future. IF YOU WERE PART OF MIDTOWN, WE’D LOVE FOR YOU TO JOIN US AT THE DOWNTOWN CAMPUS FOR NOW.

What It’s Like at our Midtown Campus

Though each campus has its own distinct vibe, every location, including Midtown, feels like Traders Point.

Traders Point Midtown is a rapidly growing campus nestled in Broad Ripple serving Midtown Indy.

This campus is currently located in Glendale Seventh-Day Adventist Church. We're excited to announce that we have secured the former Marsh store in Broad Ripple for Traders Point Midtown's permanent location that will open in the future.

At our Midtown campus, we gather together to worship, then we hear the same message from our lead pastor or other speakers that all of our campuses hear.

Plan Your Visit

What to Wear: Come as you are and how you feel most comfortable, whether that’s in a suit or shorts. All across Traders Point, we tend to dress pretty casually.

Where to Park: Parking is always free, and our parking team will direct you to a spot. Accessible parking is available near the entrance of the building.

Accessibility: We offer accessibility seating in the auditorium. Info Central can help with other accessibility questions and needs!

Hospitality: Arrive early to stop by Info Central to pick up a free Bible and gift.

Worship Music: We gather each week to worship God through music and declare what He has done and continues to do for us. Check out our Spotify playlist to listen to the songs we worship to.

Listen Now

When you’re at Traders Point Midtown, our Guest Experience team at Info Central can provide you with any additional information you need.

Please Note: Glendale Seventh-Day Adventist Church has requested that water be the only beverage brought into the building. Please leave all other beverages at home or in your vehicle.

Ministries for Your Entire Family

At Midtown, we offer engaging, safe, and age-appropriate experiences, so you, your kids—including special needs family members—can all learn about Jesus.

Check-in: If you’re a first-time guest, come to Guest Check-In when you arrive at our campus and a volunteer will help your child or teen get checked in. If you’re not sure where to go when you arrive, just stop by Info Central and we’ll help you get there.

(Note: If you’d like to save time by pre-registering your family ahead of time, simply fill out this quick form.

Checking in for the first time can sometimes take a few minutes. We recommend arriving 20 minutes early to make sure you have enough time to check in your kids without missing the beginning of the worship gathering.

If your family has checked in at a campus at least one time previously, see more check-in options here.

Security: Your child's safety is important to us. Each week you check-in, you'll receive security tags with randomly assigned numbers that will be used to pick up your kids.

If you lose your corresponding parent tag, you will need to present identification in order to pick up your child.

Allergies: Notify a team member at Kids Guest Check In if your child has food or environmental allergies, and we’ll do our best to accommodate and add a note to his or her profile.

Special Needs: Our special needs ministry accommodates worship and teaching for kids and adults with special needs.

Learn more about Special Needs Ministry

Facebook Group: Join your campus Facebook group to connect and engage with your campus team and others who attend your Traders Point campus.

Join Midtown's Facebook Group

Nursery (infants, toddlers, and kindergarten-age children)

What to Expect: Infants receive loving care and attention, while toddlers explore through play, music, and activities designed just for them.

Learn more about Traders Point Kids

When: Sundays during each worship service

Where to Go: After walking through the main entrance, turn left and go down the stairs. The Kids Guest Check-In area will be at the bottom of the stairs. Or, simply stop by Info Central, and we’ll help you get there. Once there, a Traders Point Kids team member will help check you in, answer any questions you may have, and even show you to the early childhood and elementary kids classrooms.

When worship service is over, elementary kids can be picked up in the same room where they were dropped off. You’ll just need to show your check-in tag (or, if you lose your tag, a photo ID).

Tip: There is a room for nursing moms near the entrance of the Auditorium with changing supplies, rocking chairs, and a television with the service stream.

Questions?

Submit an Inquiry

Traders Point Kids (grades 1-6)

What to Expect: Elementary kids engage in an interactive environment for kids in grades 1–6 during weekend services. Kids gather for music and teaching and then break into smaller groups based on age and gender.

Learn more about Traders Point Kids

When: Sundays during each worship service

If you’ve attended Traders Point with kids before, you can check-in your elementary kids at any of the check-in kiosks. After checking in your kids, just accompany them to their rooms.

When worship service is over, elementary kids can be picked up in the same room where they were dropped off. You’ll just need to show your check-in tag (or, if you lose your tag, a photo ID).

Questions?

Submit an Inquiry

Traders Point Students / Catalyst (grades 7-12)

What to Expect: Catalyst is a ministry for students in grades 7-12 to help them discover who God has made them and grow in their relationship with Jesus. Every week, students meet up, attend service together, break off into groups after that are age and gender-specific, and hang out for food and fun.

Learn more about Traders Point Students

When: Sundays from 10:45 am–1:45 pm

Where to Go: Students meet at Glendale Seventh-Day Adventist Church.

Questions?

Submit an Inquiry

Groups (men's, women's, married couples, and students)

What to Expect: When it comes to connecting with others and growing in your faith, God always involves other people. While it’s absolutely true that our faith should be personal, and that Jesus wants a personal relationship with each of us, it should never be private.