A Church on Clark Street in Southern Indiana
Greenville Christian Church serves the small town of Greenville, Indiana, the seat of Floyd County along the Ohio River just northwest of Louisville. The congregation meets at 9610 Clark Street, where members and guests gather each Sunday to worship, fellowship, and open God's word together. The church's heartbeat is summed up in a phrase it repeats often: "It is better together."
Sunday Mornings at 10:00 a.m.
The Sunday morning service begins at 10:00 a.m. and is the central gathering of the week. The church describes this time as an important rhythm for followers of Christ to come together regularly for fellowship, worship, and Bible teaching. The worship team, led by Worship Director Jordan Polson, guides congregational singing, while the pastors preach expositionally through books of the Bible. A recent teaching series walked through the Gospel of John, with the church noting that "each of the four Gospels gives testimony about Jesus from a slightly different perspective, but they all tell us the good news about Jesus - the Messiah and Savior of the World." John, the church points out, writes his gospel "so that you may believe that Jesus came as God in the flesh, and that by believing you may have life." Services are shared on the church's YouTube channel for those unable to attend in person.
Pastoral Team and Elders
Bobby Marcum serves as Lead Pastor. Sha Marcum is the Family Pastor, overseeing ministry to children and families across the church. Ryan Czeczok leads the youth ministry, walking alongside teenagers in the congregation. Jordan Polson directs the worship ministry. Four elders - Brian Robinson, Andrew Brown, Trent Pickerill, and Richard Sparks - share in the spiritual shepherding of the congregation.
Living Groups: Closer than a Sunday Crowd
To keep that "better together" feeling alive beyond Sunday mornings, Greenville Christian Church organizes Living Groups, its name for small groups that meet around the community. Living Groups are designed as one of the best places to foster significant relationships and spiritual growth in a smaller setting. The church encourages newcomers and long-time members alike to plug into a group where they can be known, pray together, and study Scripture together.
Children, Youth, and Family Ministry
Ministry to the next generation is woven throughout the church's calendar. The Family Pastor oversees children's programming, and the Youth Pastor invests in middle and high school students. Beyond Sunday gatherings, GCC hosts a steady stream of children's, youth, and adult events designed to reach into the surrounding community. Parents interested in details can reach the church at 812-923-8304 or info.mygcc@gmail.com.
RightNow Media: A Free Streaming Bible Study Library
Greenville Christian Church provides every member of the congregation with free, unlimited access to RightNow Media, an expansive streaming library of video Bible study resources. The platform covers topics such as marriage, parenting, personal finances, and mental health, and includes a dedicated library for kids. Each video can be used for personal devotions or as part of a group study, and many series come with free discussion guides and handouts. The service is available through a free app on all major streaming devices.
Giving and Volunteering
The church holds up generosity and service as acts of worship. Proverbs 19:17 sits at the top of the giving page: "Whoever is generous to the poor lends to the Lord, and he will repay him for his deed." Online giving is available through the church's giving portal, and tithes and offerings can be directed there as a tangible expression of gratitude and faith. The church also welcomes volunteers who want to share their gifts, noting that "serving is a great way to deepen your relationship with Christ." Those interested in serving can reach out to the office to learn about current ministry opportunities.
Staying in Touch
Greenville Christian Church keeps in contact with its members through an online update form, a phone line, and email. Visitors and regular attendees are invited to follow the church on Facebook and Instagram, watch services and past teaching on YouTube, and pick up a printed calendar of monthly announcements to stay current with what is happening around the church.