Churches in Lexington, Nebraska

United Methodist Church is a Methodist congregation serving Lexington, Nebraska. Rooted in the Wesleyan tradition of personal holiness and social justice, this church offers worship, fellowship, and community outreach.

First Baptist Church is a Baptist church located in Lexington, Nebraska, committed to sharing the Gospel and nurturing believers through biblical preaching, worship, and service.

United Methodist Church is a Methodist congregation serving Lexington, Nebraska. Rooted in the Wesleyan tradition of personal holiness and social justice, this church offers worship, fellowship, and community outreach.

United Methodist Church is a Methodist church in Lexington, Nebraska, in the Wesleyan tradition of grace, holiness, and service. The congregation welcomes all who seek to grow in faith and love.

First United Methodist Church is a Methodist church in Lexington, Nebraska, in the Wesleyan tradition of grace, holiness, and service. The congregation welcomes all who seek to grow in faith and love.

First Baptist Church is a Baptist church in Lexington, Nebraska, rooted in the authority of Scripture and the priesthood of all believers. The congregation welcomes individuals and families seeking a Christ-centered community of faith.

Grace Lutheran Church is a Lutheran church in Lexington, Nebraska, proclaiming the Gospel of grace through Word and Sacrament. The congregation gathers for worship, education, and service in the Lutheran tradition.

First Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian congregation serving Lexington, Nebraska. Grounded in Reformed theology and governed by elected elders, this church community seeks to glorify God and enjoy Him forever.

Saint Patricks Catholic Church is a Catholic parish located in Lexington, Nebraska, united in the Eucharist and the teachings of the Church. The community gathers for worship, prayer, and service to others.

Trinity Lutheran Church is a Lutheran church in Lexington, Nebraska, proclaiming the Gospel of grace through Word and Sacrament. The congregation gathers for worship, education, and service in the Lutheran tradition.