WHAT WE OFFER
Life at Makers Church is about much more than attending a Sunday service. We believe spiritual growth happens through worship, God’s Word, authentic friendships, and living on mission together. That’s why we gather in a variety of ways throughout the week.
Sunday Worship
Every Sunday at 12:00 PM we gather for worship at WALC 1018 on Purdue’s campus. Our services include worship through music, biblical teaching, prayer, and time to connect with one another. Whether you’re exploring Christianity or have been following Jesus for years, we’d love to have you join us.
House Churches
Throughout the semester, we regularly trade the large gathering for something more personal. Our House Churches meet in homes around West Lafayette, where smaller groups share a meal, study Scripture together, pray for one another, and build deeper friendships. It’s one of our favorite ways to experience life as a church family.
Small Groups
College can be overwhelming, and no one should have to navigate it alone. Our weekly small groups create space for meaningful friendships, encouragement, accountability, and prayer as you journey through college together.
Prayer Gatherings
We believe God changes lives through prayer. Throughout the week we gather to seek God together, pray for our campus, our friends, our city, and the world, believing that He is still at work today.
Growing Together
Whether it’s a Sunday service, a Bible study, a prayer meeting, a meal with friends, or simply spending time together, our hope is that you’ll find a community where you can know Jesus, be known by others, and discover the joy of living for God’s mission.
STUDENT LEADERSHIP
One of our greatest joys is seeing ordinary students become extraordinary servants of God.
We believe college students are uniquely positioned to reach other college students. No one understands the challenges, questions, and opportunities of campus life better than the people living it every day. That’s why we’re passionate about equipping students to become disciple-makers, servant leaders, and faithful witnesses right where God has placed them.
Through mentoring, Bible study, hands-on ministry, and leadership development, students are challenged to grow in their relationship with Jesus while learning to invest in the lives of others. Our goal isn’t simply to build a ministry for students—it’s to raise up students who will lead and serve God’s mission both during their years at Purdue and wherever He calls them after graduation.
As Billy Graham once said, “If a group of students gave themselves totally to Christ and began living for Christ, no matter what the cost, you could change our generation.” We believe that vision is just as true today, and we’d love for you to be part of it.

