We are a Reconciling Congregation of the United Methodist Church.
We affirm the worth and belonging of all people as they are.
We invite everyone to share in the fullness of our church community.
We are a Reconciling Congregation of the United Methodist Church.
We affirm the worth and belonging of all people as they are.
We invite everyone to share in the fullness of our church community.
We are a Reconciling Congregation of the United Methodist Church.
We affirm the worth and belonging of all people as they are.
We invite everyone to share in the fullness of our church community.
Listen to our recent sermons on our Facebook page.
Read our past newsletters and announcements
Grow and share in your spiritual gifts with us.
Learn more about joining our congregation.
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Listen to our recent sermons on our Facebook page.
Read our past newsletters and announcements
Grow and share in your spiritual gifts with us.
Learn more about joining our congregation.
Donate to our church’s general fund or ministries
Reconciling Congregation
Our commitment to being a caring, diverse church is reflected in our worship, prayer, and action. We are a reconciling congregation, supporting the Reconciling Ministries Network. All people are welcome and celebrated in our church.
Commitment to Racial Justice
We proclaim the value of each person as a unique child of God and commit ourselves to the healing and wholeness of all persons.
We recognize that the sin of racism has been destructive to our unity throughout our history. Racism continues to cause painful division and marginalization. We confront and seek to eliminate racism, whether in organizations or in individuals, in every facet of our life and in society at large. We work collaboratively with others to address concerns that threaten the cause of racial justice at all times and in all places.
Updates and Information
The Christ we cling to often can be found in the people around us. The faith we cling to can be seen in the relationships of faith. We don’t cling to abstract ideas, but to real incarnation lived …
Worship is catching our breath in the busyness of living. It is that moment when we pause and reflect and remember who we are and whose we are We need little moments in our lives daily.
The psalm for this week has a hint of overcoming. While the psalmist doesn’t say much about what has been overcome, there is a the remembrance of rescue.
Palm Sunday Breakfast will be served by the Men’s Club of the church. As we nourish our bodies let us prepare to nourish our lives and community. The breakfast will be in Felllowship Hall from 8:15am to 9:15am. A free will offering will be taken.
When we rise from the Table or from washing feet, we rise to life a spirit-directed service. We know that such a life will gather others and together we will go to this brand-new home…
Worship this day is about standing in silence at the foot of the cross. Too many words get in the way of the weight, the meaning, the moment of this day….
Lafayette Park will be the site of the annual Easter Egg hunt. LPUMC plays an integral part in sharing this celebration geared toward the children of the community.Â
It is Easter: let there be light! Let there be color and music and joy. In everything, let there be joy as we worship this day…
Join us on Saturday, April 10 at 10am in Lafayette Square Park for a Family Easter Egg Hunt! Sponsored by the Lafayette Square Neighborhood Association.
Lafayette Park Preschool Trivia Night!
It’s a circus!!! Lafayette Park Preschool’s annual Trivia Night is being held Saturday, April 12th on the campus of SLU Student Center, 20 N Grand Blvd, STL 63103. Doors open at 6 p.m., trivia starts at 6:30 p.m. Come one, come all!! Join the Fun! Tables are $150, and/or you can sponsor a round for $50. Proceeds raised are used for everything from updating curriculum, providing new play equipment, and funding teacher assistants, as well as making capital improvements to the classroom and gymnasium. Our Trivia Night allows us to keep our tuition costs accessible to families and help when they are in need of tuition assistance.
To Register: email Amanda Rammacher at arammacher@yahoo.com
New Beginnings
New Beginnings is our furniture ministry that helps folks who are getting their first apartment after living on the street. We are always looking for donations and volunteers to assist.Â
For assistance or to make a donation, please contact the New Beginnings Help Desk at (314) 266-4328
