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There’s a bittersweet mood taking hold this Holy Saturday morning. Outside, the streets are almost bare, the shelfs are almost empty, and the news has us in a flurry of wondering what might happen next. Inside, we’re tired of the same walls staring back at us, our...

“What if this darkness is not the darkness of the tomb, but the darkness of the womb?” — Civil rights advocate Valarie Kuar, Metropolitan AME Church, 12/31/2016By Hannah Strang   These words of the compassionate Sikh activist Valarie Kuar come to my mind often....

It is staggering to see how much - and how fast - everything has changed in our world. Just 17 days ago, we were gathered for worship as usual at the Lyric Theatre. As the last boxes and crates were packed and the doors were locked, we had no idea that our whole world...

Loving Our Neighbors In A Time Of Need As a Church, we've always been committed to serving and equipping our neighbors in practical ways. In times like these, it's never been more important to impact our fellow Lexington residents through practical acts of kindness...

Last night one of our elders passed along the latest recommendations of the CDC, which strongly suggested no public gathering with more than 50 people for next 8 weeks. We’d been anticipating at least a month without the ability to gather, but now this number has...