Sunday Worship
8:00 a.m. & 10:30 a.m.
Coffee Hour follows each service.
Nursery available at 7:45 a.m.
403 Park Road, Lexington SC
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An Easter Message from the Rector
Alleluia! Christ is Risen!
The Lord is Risen indeed! Alleluia!
The Resurrection is the heart of our faith. While Christmas celebrates God with us, Easter reveals God victorious—transforming death into life and despair into hope.
Jesus lived differently: bringing justice, mercy, and love to a broken world. We long for fairness, but if we’re honest, we all need something more—grace. And that’s exactly what God offers through the risen Christ.
Easter isn’t just one day—it’s a 50-day season to live in Resurrection joy. Let’s open our eyes to Christ in everyone we meet. Let’s remember his love, and boldly share it.
Alleluia! Amen.
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St. Alban’s Vision Statement
St. Alban’s Church in Lexington, SC has been a witness to God’s grace since 1974. We believe that through Jesus Christ we are meant to faithfully and joyfully serve God, each other, and our neighbors.
We believe that we are being led by the Holy Spirit to become all that God calls us to be. We gladly invite others to grow with us through God’s word and sacraments.
The steadfast love of God in Christ bids us to celebrate prayer, practice, music, and learning. We are called by Jesus to love others and to bring them into this love.
In serving Christ within our parish and outside our walls we seek to actively present His presence to others. We share space with community programs and provide outreach personally and through the wider Episcopal church.
St. Alban's is an Episcopal Church which is part of the worldwide Anglican Communion. We are a Christian church, which means we believe in Jesus Christ. We also believe in the Holy Scriptures, as they are understood through reason and tradition as the living Word of God.
We are a part of the Diocese of Upper South Carolina. The Diocese is committed to renewal, to sharing the faith that has changed our lives, and to increasing diversity among our ranks. In so doing, we celebrate and affirm the broad Anglican tradition, which welcomes seekers, embraces inquiry, and offers a wide variety of worship styles grounded and unified by the liturgy in our Book of Common Prayer.
The Diocese is led by Bishop Daniel Richards. We look forward to Bishop Richards annual visits to St. Alban's. To learn more about the Diocese of Upper South Carolina and Bishop Richards, we recommend visiting their website.
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