Welcome to Christ Church Cathedral! We are a reverent, yet progressive, faith community located on Monument Circle in downtown Indianapolis. We value inclusion and compassion, and are dedicated to widening the circle of God’s embrace with heart and voice. Our main service of worship is the Holy Eucharist, also called Mass, Holy Communion, or the Lord’s Supper. All are welcome to partake in communion. Be a guest at one of our Sunday services, or attend our weekday services. Free parking is available for any worship service.
Welcome to Christ Church Cathedral. Wherever you are in your journey of faith, there is a place for you at the “Little Church on the Circle.” We welcome all, serve all, and widen the circle of God’s embrace. Looking to get connected? Click here.
- CHILD CARE
We love kids. Children are welcome at all services. Books, crayons, and play supplies are on a cart under the balcony. In addition, the nursery is open on Sundays from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Trained caregivers welcome children up to four years old.
- PARKING
There is always free parking for worship in the Express Park garage at 20 N. Pennsylvania St. (Southwest corner of Pennsylvania and Market). Bring your garage ticket with you so an usher can validate it. More information here.
- DRESS
At Christ Church Cathedral, the dress is as diverse as the congregation. There are blue jeans and business suits, high heels and sneakers, cargo shorts and corduroys. We encourage you to wear what is most comfortable for you.
We invite you to join with Christians around the world in praying with the Church, the Clergy, and lay leaders of Christ Church Cathedral for Morning Prayer. We do Morning Prayer every morning (except Sunday mornings) using Facebook Live. Morning prayer services are at 8:30 am.Read More
We invite you to join with Christians around the world in praying with the Church, the Clergy and lay leaders of Christ Church Cathedral every evening on Facebook Live. Evening Prayer services are at 5:15 pm.
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Sundays at 10 amWe reflect on Holy Scripture and celebrate a Spiritual Communion in a reverent and formal service that’s never stuffy or stiff.Read More
