Bible Church

Pastor Steve & Deborah Hickey
Deborah and I are beyond blessed to be serving the wonderful body of believers at Sugar Grove Bible Church. This is our first time as pastors, although we have been blessed to host a weekly “house-church” meeting for over fifty years and still marvel at what the Holy Spirit has to teach us anew each day. While we were not seeking to lead a church, we are so thankful that our Heavenly Father has put us in this position at this time. We are life-long east-central Indiana residents, and have lived south of Shirley, Indiana for the past forty years. Next summer will be fifty years of a truly blessed Christ-centered marriage, and that blessed journey has given us three amazing sons, three wonderful daughter-in-laws, and six grandchildren that are our joy. Deborah and I have spend our adult lives as educators. Before we we’re pastors Deborah taught junior high science and math, and I have taught high school agriculture/FFA for 47 years. We love to see grandkids in their varied activities when we can, but when any “free time” exists we can be found fishing, woodworking, baking, or pursuing our passion for Christmas decorations. We hope to welcome you soon to Sugar Grove Bible Church. Yours in Christ Jesus, Steve & Deborah
In Memoriam
Pastor Randy Badgley
We here at Sugar Grove Bible Church want to recognize the Pastor that came before us. Pastor Randy M. Badgley, moved on from this earth to join His heavenly Father and brother Jesus on August 1, 2024. An accomplished electrician and entrepreneur, owning businesses and working hard his whole life, his true passion was the Word of God and preaching the truths therein.
He was so funny and filled with a charisma that drew people in. A 'man's man' that loved riding his motorcycle and playing with his grandkids; memories they will never forget. He gave so much to his family, especially his wife of 30 years, Debbie; who in and of herself is a force of beauty that loves from a place of Jesus' heart.
And although his presence here on earth is most certainly felt, the legacy he left behind is one of comfort to those who enter the doors of Sugar Grove Bible Church. You feel it as soon as you walk in. It feels like home. An acceptance of those needing family. We miss our brother but we believe Jesus' return is soon and will join all the saints that went before us.

