I remember when we were planning to move from Nebraska to Indiana and as with everything, everyone had some advice for us. Some of it was not very helpful, but there was one statement that I have learned to be very true. “Learn to winter well.” This seemed odd at the time because Nebraska winters weren’t exactly delightful but with each winter in Indiana I understand it better...

Between the hot breakfast and the Table Talk of a Sunday morning, you will find worship led by mostly college students as well as biblical teaching. Our desire throughout the morning is to equip people to understand our call as Christ followers isn't merely to go to a church, it is to be the church. Don't just take our word for it, click the link below to hear what others are saying...

We are so thankful for those who are willing and able to support Compass. It is through your generosity that we are able to continue to provide hot breakfasts, team banquets, worship nights, Bible study material, community needs and so much more! 

Our dreams are big and we beleive through your continued support we can continue to find ways to meet people where they are and help them make Jesus Christ the center of every aspect of their lives.

College Aged Ministry isn’t always easy but it sure is good! One of the things that we are striving to do at Compass is figure out what our college aged students need. Basically, we throw ideas and opportunities against a wall and seeing what sticks...

Splagchnizomai- a Greek word defined by Strong's Concordance as "to have the bowels yearn, feel sympathy, to pity have (to be moved with) compassion."  At first glance, it might seem strange to put 'bowel yearning' and 'compassion' together. Still, this word is used multiple times in the gospels to describe how Jesus felt toward others...

Jeff and I have had the privilege of meeting with several young couples for pre-marital counseling utilizing different aides as we go through weeks of meetings.  A few summers ago, I suggested we write our own curriculum as we saw similar patterns in topics, and we continually used many of our own experiences within those topics.  That’s when “Established” was, well, established!...