08/30/2026
Ministry opportunity: Open church building available - Heltonville, Indiana.
Chapel Hill Pentecostal Church in Heltonville, Indiana currently has no pastor or congregation. The building is currently under the oversight of the board members of the adjacent Chapel Hill Cemetery, but they would ideally like to see someone come in and resume oversight of the church and build a congregation again.
The church was originally established and built in the late 1920s. It's a little country church near the Monroe/Lawrence County line, between Bloomington and Bedford.
The building consists of the sanctuary, a small classroom, small foyer, and bathrooms. There's no debt, but also no other assets or personal property.
It would be an opportunity for someone in the area with a small congregation that is looking for a building to move into, or a preacher with a burden to build up a home mission work.
As a neighboring pastor, I'm just trying to pull on the Pentecostal strings to help the cemetery board look for someone. You can contact me with any general questions. For those with serious inquiry I can put you in contact with the appropriate persons.
***EDITED TO ADD:***
Just to make an addendum to the initial post here for clarification purposes. The heritage of the church in question, and my own that I represent, is Oneness, Apostolic, and Holiness. And I know that means different things to different people.
I'm independent myself, and organizational affiliation is irrelevant to me, but speaking for clarity's sake, my doctrinal stances and historically those of Chapel Hill, are in alignment with those of the UPC, ALJC, etc.
If that helps to explain what "flavor" of Pentecost we're talking about. Acts 2:38, Jesus Name baptism, Holy Ghost infilling with initial evidence of speaking in tongues. All that whole nine yards. And outward holiness standards. And again, I know that varies. But I can't in good conscience recommend somebody that is too far outside of my own doctrinal stances.
We don't have to agree on every detail, but it needs to be in the same ballpark.