A woman with short reddish hair and earrings wearing a pink sweater is sitting at a dining table with Valentine's Day-themed decorations, including a small vase with paper hearts and a red heart on a stick. She appears to be engaged in a conversation with an older woman with short gray hair and glasses, who is standing and pointing towards her. Other people are seated at nearby tables in the background.

Senior Adults

Seniors (age 50 and over) meet the 2nd Thursday of each month in the Chapel for food, fellowship, special programs, entertainment and fun. A special Thanksgiving Pitch-In luncheon and a Saturday evening Christmas dinner with entertainment around our beautiful Christmas tree in the Lobby are held annually.  We also take special trips and day-long excursions throughout the year.

Contact: Bob Dralle, bdralle@zumc.org

Senior Adult Lunch

2nd Thursday of every month - 11:30am. Cost is $20.00

Markell Pipkin, June 11, 11:30am to 1:30pm.

Markell D. Pipkins is an accomplished choral conductor, music educator, and performer with a specialization in Black Gospel music. His recent engagements include leading a clinic with the Indianapolis Children’s Choir for their preparation of Robert Ray’s “Gospel Mass” and preparing the Butler University treble chorus for Gustav Holst’s “The Planets.”

Markell will be joining us Thursday, June 11th to share his love of a big variety of music and his beautiful voice.

He is passionate about vocal education and frequently serves as Vocal Director for musical productions at Footlite Theaters. Markell is currently the Associate Director of Music and principal organist at Witherspoon Presbyterian Church, having served in various church music staff roles over the past decade.

A versatile bass-baritone, Markell recently performed the role of Sarastro in Butler University’s production of Mozart’s “Die Zauberflöte” and was the baritone soloist in the Butler University Chorale’s performance of Margaret Bonds’ “Credo.”