February 22, 2012

God is Still Speaking

 

About Us!

Come to the Who We Are  section to find out what we're all about!

 

Join Us!

If you're curious about what a truly nurturing community of believers is like, then we welcome you to come visit us. First time visitors.

 

 

Building Update

Lyndale Church is in a partnership with Salem Lutheran and First Christian Church, Disciples of Christ, owning together and sharing space in Salem's beautiful limestone sanctuary at 610 W. 28th St.  Lyndale and Salem moved in December 21, 2001.  First Christian January 15, 2012.  We'll rotate about every 3 months through the three different sanctuaries. Check here for pictures of the construction

 

New Pix

Come to the photo gallery to check out our most recent pictures. 

 

What is UCC?

Find out about the United Church of Christ and the history of this wonderful organization on our What is UCC page.

 

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 What's Better than Believing?


Lyndale Church is a covenantal church, not a creedal church.  Some people who cannot accept church doctrines and dogmas have found other things in Christian congregations that may be better than believing:

  • Being part of an extended family with "brothers and sisters" who care about you.
  • Participating in the life of a community where your concerns make a difference.
  • Locating companions with whom you can work to help bring to the world a greater        measure of social, economic, and environmental justice.
  • Finding your roots in the rituals and traditions of a people  with a history.
  • Growing in awareness of your personal values and your potential as a human being.
  • Increasing your capacity for open and honest relationships with other people.
  • Approaching God directly through disciplined meditation and prayer.
  • Having a place to celebrate the joys of birth, relationships, and success as well as to find support in the tragedies of death, divorce, and failure.

     (The first version of this list appeared in a 1974 flier circulated by  St. Mark’s Episcopal Church on Washington, DC’s Capitol Hill)