About Us
With roots reaching back to 1848, Howard-Miami Church is an Anabaptist congregation made up of approximately 64 members, including active worshipers, those who join us from a distance, and missionaries serving around the world.
We are biblically grounded, welcoming, and passionate about sharing the Gospel and Christ’s love through service and stewardship—both locally and globally. Our beliefs are guided by the Confession of Faith in Mennonite Perspective (1995).

Our Congregation
Our congregation is known for faithful stewardship of our people, our church, our neighbors, our community, and our world. While we may be small in number, we are mighty in love—for one another, for Jesus Christ, and for serving others through stewardship and evangelism.
We proudly support the Buddy Bags program at Maconaquah Elementary Schools, providing weekend meals to eligible children in grades K–5 and helping fight hunger in our local community. Beyond our neighborhood, we support missionaries in Ohio, Arizona, Uganda, and around the world through a variety of mission efforts.
As we look to the future, we are excited to grow and would love to welcome you to worship with us.
We also value clear and timely communication. Through technology, social media, and online tools, we stay connected with our congregation and community—sharing prayer requests, upcoming events, and important updates through automatic phone calls and digital platforms.
To learn more about our congregation, visit our Outreach page or connect with us on Facebook and YouTube.


Our Facilities
Nestled on three acres of land and surrounded by rich corn and soybean fields, the church offers a peaceful rural setting in the heart of Indiana farmland. The building is fully wheelchair accessible and features a large, recently remodeled sanctuary highlighted by beautiful stained-glass artistry behind the stage. A balcony level houses multiple classrooms, while two basement levels provide ample space for children's ministry.
The church also includes a spacious entryway and fellowship hall with an attached kitchen, a cozy library, and offices for both church administration and the pastor located just off the fellowship hall. Outside, the property features a covered pavilion with a kitchen area and a playground, creating welcoming spaces for gatherings and families.
Located on the county line between Howard and Miami counties in rural Indiana, the church sits just one mile south of State Road 18, offering easy access to the nearby cities of Kokomo, Peru, and Marion - each only 15 to 20 miles away.


Our Team
Dedicated. Faithful. Servants.








