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Common Ground Northeast A Bible-rooted church near Lawrence North HS. We believe following Jesus means pursuing justice and reconciliation — for every age, background, and ethnicity.

Loving our neighbors in Indy and around the world. 📍 7440 Hague Rd, Indianapolis We are a small, bible-based church that takes justice and diversity seriously and we invite you to Sunday service at 10am! Located just south of Lawrence North HS, we strive to empower people of every age, background, culture, and ethnicity to be formed into the image of Jesus and to love our neighbors in Indianapolis and around the world. We value community events like basketball tournaments in our parking lot, blood drives in our sanctuary, and the support of various community support groups. We are lead by 2 pastors and a team of male & female elders. You are welcome to join us!

CGNE Fam! Here is your opportunity to help one of our CGNE families with a little extra support. Please click the mealtr...
10/06/2026

CGNE Fam! Here is your opportunity to help one of our CGNE families with a little extra support. Please click the mealtrain link to sign up to bring food for the Williams Family:

09/19/2026

Happy Saturday!! ☀️

Today we’re at Common Ground Northeast for The Market on Hague ! Come out to grab your pick-me-up and enjoy this family-friendly event!

Want the new drink that’s not on the menu? Ask for the “secret menu” at the window! It’s Urban Cowboy+ Cheesecake! 😋

📍7440 Hague Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46256
⏰ 10A - 2P

See you at the window! 🫶🏻

*pictured: Witch, Please

Hello friends! Would you consider helping Yonny out as he navigates this season? Check out his story and make a contribu...
09/16/2026

Hello friends! Would you consider helping Yonny out as he navigates this season? Check out his story and make a contribution. Link in comments!

Register now! Link in comments!
07/16/2026

Register now! Link in comments!

We're excited to point our community toward an event happening right here in Indy tomorrow night. Karen Swallow Prior — ...
07/14/2026

We're excited to point our community toward an event happening right here in Indy tomorrow night.

Karen Swallow Prior — author, professor, and one of the most thoughtful voices writing at the intersection of faith and culture today — will be at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church for an evening that promises to challenge how we think about calling and vocation in this cultural moment.

Dr. Prior has spent her career asking hard, honest questions about vocation, story, and what it means to engage a broken world with both conviction and grace. Her books — including You Have a Calling, The Evangelical Imagination, and On Reading Well — have shaped readers across the theological spectrum, and her writing shows up everywhere from Christianity Today and First Things to The New York Times, Vox and The Atlantic.

If you're looking for an evening that will keep you thinking — about your own personal vocation and calling and how we engage culture as faithful Christians together - this one's worth clearing your calendar for.

We'll see you there!

Wednesday, July 15, 2026
7:00 PM to 8:30 PM
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
418 East 34th St, Indianapolis, IN, 46205

This Tuesday, Common Ground Northeast was honored to be able to host the (&) Campaign Indy and National Association of E...
06/25/2026

This Tuesday, Common Ground Northeast was honored to be able to host the (&) Campaign Indy and National Association of Evangelicals event “Minneapolis and Springfield: What Have We Learned?”, featuring first hand accounts of the immigrant experiences in Minneapolis and Springfield, OH, and the border with Mexico. Together we leaned from the deeply personal reports and pastoral wisdom from Yonathan Moya (Yonathan Moya / Border Perspective and Viles Dorsainvil (Hatian Community Help & Support Center), and wrestled with questions of living faith, immigration, and the intersection of justice and public witness. We heard an enlightening and helpful panel discussion including Indiana faith leaders Kristin Clements-Effner at Coalition for our Immigrant Neighbors and Zach Samara from Immigrant Connection , and had the opportunity to speak with local and national organizations (including Bethany Christian Services) working to do the hard work of love and justice in the realm of immigration and care for our neighbors.

If you weren’t able to make it but want to learn more how you can help, follow our friends here on IG and reach out to see where you can help meet their needs.

It was a joy to host this discussion, and we’re looking forward to doing the work of connection and serving more in this area!

📢 ARE YOU OUR NEXT VENDOR? >> On September 19 The MRKT on Hague will host 400+ attendees and we are actively reviewing a...
06/22/2026

📢 ARE YOU OUR NEXT VENDOR? >> On September 19 The MRKT on Hague will host 400+ attendees and we are actively reviewing applications for vendors to feature along our market Main Street.

Please share on your personal & group socials!

Email [email protected] to get a vendor application.

For more info about The MRKT on Hague visit our eventbrite page: https://MarketonHague.eventbrite.com

🕊️ Juneteenth 🕊️On June 19, 1865, freedom that had been declared two and a half years earlier finally reached the enslav...
06/19/2026

🕊️ Juneteenth 🕊️

On June 19, 1865, freedom that had been declared two and a half years earlier finally reached the enslaved people of Galveston, Texas. Today we remember that gap — between freedom proclaimed and freedom realized — and we recommit to closing it wherever it still exists.

As a church, we believe the Gospel isn’t silent on justice. Jesus opened His ministry declaring good news to the captives and freedom for the oppressed (Luke 4:18). Racial reconciliation isn’t an add-on to our faith — it’s part of what it means to follow Him.

Today we give thanks for the resilience of Black Americans, we lament how long freedom delayed, and we recommit to the work of justice and reconciliation in our city and beyond.

🕊️ Juneteenth 🕊️On June 19, 1865, freedom that had been declared two and a half years earlier finally reached the enslav...
06/19/2026

🕊️ Juneteenth 🕊️

On June 19, 1865, freedom that had been declared two and a half years earlier finally reached the enslaved people of Galveston, Texas. Today we remember that gap — between freedom proclaimed and freedom realized — and we recommit to closing it wherever it still exists.

As a church, we believe the Gospel isn't silent on justice. Jesus opened His ministry declaring good news to the captives and freedom for the oppressed (Luke 4:18). Racial reconciliation isn't an add-on to our faith — it's part of what it means to follow Him.

Today we give thanks for the resilience of Black Americans, we lament how long freedom delayed, and we recommit to the work of justice and reconciliation in our city and beyond.

Address

7440 Hague Road
Indianapolis, IN
46256

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 2:30pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 2:30pm
Thursday 9:30am - 2:30pm
Sunday 10am - 11:30am

Telephone

(317) 537-2231

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