FAQ

What does your church believe?
Lexington Presbyterian Church is a member church of the Presbyterian Church in America and part of the Reformed Tradition. We are biblically based and Gospel centered. For a more detailed answer to this question, go to our Convictions page by clicking here.

How do you get to LPC?
Click here for directions to LPC.

How do I get plugged in to the community of LPC?
For information about our fellowship and community activities, click here.

What do you do to reach out to the community?
For information about our community outreach efforts, click here.

What does your worship service look like?
For information about our worship avenues, click here.

Does your church get involved with the poor and those in need?
The simple and emphatic answer is: YES! Through service projects, the pantry closet and the Mercy Fund, LPC attempts to take seriously the call to care for the poor. For more information about our ministry to the poor and those in need, click here.

Does your church have a ministry to help marriages or pastor the divorced?
LPC is currently developing a ministry to help marriages in trouble and pastor those recovering from divorce. Look back here for more information in the months to come.

What kind of child care do you provide during your events?
Child care is provided at all worship service and most church events. If you have a question about a specific church event, contact the church office (803.359.9501) or e-mail the Children's Ministry Director.

Do you have a youth ministry?
Most definitely. For information about our youth ministry, click here.

Do you have to share all the beliefs of your church to be a part of the community?
No. To be a part of the informal fellowship of the church, all one needs is to be willing to be in relationship with others and they will be warmly welcomed in to our fellowship. To be be a member of the Church of Jesus Christ, one does need to be born of the Spirit, confess that Christ is Lord and rest upon the grace of Christ alone for salvation. If one has a credible testimony as a follower of Christ, they are warmly welcome into membership.

Is your church involved with world missions?
LPC has a very involved missions program. For information about our involvement in missions, click here.

What does your church think about the arts and culture?
The Lordship of Christ implies that He is Lord of all... even the arts... maybe, especially the arts since it has to do with the expression of beauty and truth. Christ calls us to be godly stewards of all things and do all things to His glory. LPC affirms this and seeks to bring all things under the Lordship of Christ. To see some of our efforts to engage culture, check our community outreach at the Watershed.

How does your church care for and keep in touch with all the people in the congregation?
Caring for a congregation of 600 members can be a complicated logistical task. Our congregation has decided to create small shepherding communities within the larger flock to minister to more personal care for folks' needs but also challenge them to grow spiritually. For more information on our shepherding communities and community groups, click here.