| Welcome! |
an inclusive and reconciling United Methodist congregation
where we love God, People, Music, and YOU!
serving Lexington, Massachusetts and surrounding communities
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 The Christmas Eve
Pageant dramatized the Nativity story.
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Our New Sunday Schedule |
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8:30 am Senior Choir Rehearsal 11:30 am 11th Hour
Study Groups for Everyone (except first Sunday of
each month) 6:00 pm Tweens
and Teens |
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| Our Life in Photos | How to Reach Us |
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Gallery: Children, Youth, Adults New Mothers' Tea Christmas Pageant World Communion Sunday Pictures of Homecoming The 50th Anniversary Photos! |
2600 Massachusetts Avenue Tel: 781-861-9301 Fax: 781-861-7228 E-mail:office@lexumc.org
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| Sermon
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Original Music |
| You can listen to sermons, Passion Plays, humor, Personal Witnesses, and more, in the Sermon Audio Library! | |
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Music
Audio
Library
It's still
considered
preliminary ... but we are building an audio library of the musical
events during our services. Give a listen, and tell us
what you think! |
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| The Archives |
Newsletters and Calendars are
stored in Adobe PDF format.Version 6 or later is required! If you
do
not have version 6 or later of the Adobe Acrobat Reader, you can get it
for free right now:
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an old newsletter, sermon, or article? Then check out The Archives! |
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Ongoing Information
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 Nicaragua A heartwarming report in words and pictures from Chery Avery on the wonderful impact of two grants from our Social Justice Endowment to the good people of Colonia Chacocente in Nicaragua. |
Links to Other Interesting Sites About the United Methodist Reconciling Movement |
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We are an inclusive and nurturing Christian community seeking God's call in our lives. In response to God's gift of grace, we strive to make our faith relevant through worship, spiritual growth, education and outreach in order to manifest the love of God and neighbor. |
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Everyone Included ~ Everyone In Service As a Christ-centered, growing community of diverse people united by God's love, the world is our parish. We invite others to join in service. Transformed by God's love, we bring that love into the world to make it a place of peace and justice. |
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All persons are individuals of sacred worth. We affirm Jesus' example of love without reservation and covenant to deal compassionately and justly with each other. Therefore, this inclusive and nurturing community of faith will continue to welcome all persons of any age, gender, race, ethnic origin, economic reality, family status, sexual orientation, diverse ability or social standing as full participants in the life and work of this reconciling congregation. |
Dr. Richard Capron, Pastor
Jeanne Lucas, Music Director
Ian Woods, Organist
Allyson Printz, Office Administrator
These pages are maintained by Rainer von Saleski and Paul Linton.
Your comments and suggestions are most welcome.
Last update January 5, 2010