Welcome to Hope Local Indianola!
Hope Local Indianola, Hope’s Local Site in Warren County, invites you to worship! This is a group for all ages where you will feel at home. Come find your church home with Hope!
Sundays, 9:15 am
Kent Campus Center, Simpson College
Hope Local Indianola launched on Easter Sunday 2025 to reach those in Warren County without a church home and invite them to experience Jesus. Providing a comfortable come-as-you-are worship environment, Hope Local Indianola seeks to be a community of believers serving the community and growing in faith.
We have great coffee every week and yummy treats, and we celebrate Holy Communion on the first Sunday of the month. Come grow in your faith with us!
Life After Death
Because of Jesus, we have been given the assurance of everlasting life—that we will be able to spend eternity in heaven. While that is an incredible promise, a lot of us have questions. Join us this September as we dive into some of the most common and poignant questions about “Life After Death.”
Upcoming Sermons
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Is Hell Real & Does God Send People There?
Sept. 21 Luke 12:4-10 -
How Can We Make Heaven More Crowded?
Sept. 28 Luke 14:15-23
What’s Happening at Hope Local Indianola?
Hope Local Indianola is excited to be a vibrant part of the community of Indianola through worship and service. You can find us worshiping together on Sunday mornings at 9:15 am.
Have young kids? Hope Local Indianola welcomes young families to worship! We provide a unique space to worship together and will be offering quality childcare and children’s ministry in the future. Come check us out!
You are also invited to be a part of Hope’s many mission trips locally and abroad. In addition, Hope Local Indianola looks to forge mission partnerships with local agencies.
Get to Know Our Team
Hope Local Indianola is led by a wonderful group of dedicated volunteers headed up by Sinikka Waugh. Sinikka and her husband, Spencer, and their family have been a part of Hope for many years and are excited to bring a Hope-like presence to the Warren County area. What began as a small group worshiping in her office has grown to more than 30 individuals looking to expand into the community.
Mark Brandt
- Online & Local Sites Minister
- [email protected]