Lee Church Congregational
Worship God, love each other, serve the world
Join us to watch The Way on Sunday, February 15th @ 11:30 AM
Worship God, love each other, serve the world
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Sunday, February 15th @11:30 AM in the Sanctuary
Watch party for “The Way”
Wednesday, February 18th , 6:30 PM in the Sanctuary Ash Wednesday Service The Way Back
A contemplative service inviting us into the Lenten journey as a time of discernment about our life’s direction, marked by the receiving of ashes as a sign of our mortality and the call to live with intention and purpose.
February 22, 2026, 9:30 AM The Wandering Way
As Jesus journeys into the wilderness, we explore how wandering, temptation, and uncertainty can become sacred paths to discovering who we truly are.
March 1, 2026, 9:30 AM The High Way
We are invited into God’s higher way of grace, abundance, and hospitality, for the sake of the world: where all have enough not simply to survive, but to thrive.
March 8, 2026, 9:30 AM The Way Around
When others cannot see our growth or calling, we reflect on the courage it takes to move forward in faith and offer the same grace to others.
March 15, 2026, 9:30 AM The Way Home
Through the parable of the wandering son, we hear again the promise that no matter what we have done, who we are, how far we are from what we want to become, God always welcomes us home with extravagant love.
March 22, 2026, 9:30AM The Free Way
This service proclaims the freedom found in Christ, reminding us that even amid struggle, new paths and renewed life are always possible with God - our rock and our redeemer.
Holy Week
March 29, 2026, 9:30 AM, Palm Sunday The Other Way
As Jesus enters Jerusalem, we consider how endings and beginnings intertwine and ask what “other way” of faithful living we are being called to follow.
April 2, 2026, Maundy Thursday,The Loving Way
Gathering in the Fellowship Hall, our Maundy Thursday observance begins with a soup supper and continues, accompanied by the soundtrack from the film The Way, as a shared pilgrimage through prayer stations reflecting on Jesus’ last supper, his journey to the cross, and our own pilgrimage of grief, hope, and love.
April 5, 2026, Easter, Make Your Way
Easter morning sends us out with joy and astonishment to meet the risen Christ on the shores where the disciples were called and where we are called once again to be the Christ’s risen Body in the world - offering healing, hope, and renewal.
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The season of Lent begins with Ash Wednesday on February 18th. Our worship series theme “The Way” was inspired by Worship Designer Marcia McFee’s viewing of the movie “The Way” starring Martin Sheen and directed by Emilio Estevez. Marcia said the movie would “mesmerize, move, and motivate [her] to consider life as a pilgrimage.”
We are invited to a pilgrimage experience this Lent, guided by the worship series she has designed, joining the millions of Christians across time and place who have experienced pilgrimage as “a place of special connection between the physical and the spiritual” (quote from Helen Ryde’s blog about her experience walking the Camino de Santiago).
This Month please donate:
Week of 2/8 Crackers/Deviled Ham or Chicken Spread
Week of 2/15 Hamburger helper/ Corned Beef Hash
Week of 2/22 Toilet Paper and Tissues
Thank you for leaving donations in our bins at Lee Market Basket and behind the church building.
Urgent! Blood Supplies are Low - Your donations are needed! For an appointment, please visit redcrossblood.org Search: LEECONGREGATIONAL Or call 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767)
Remember to fill out your Rapid Pass online on the day of the drive to save time!
The Lee Church community believes our purpose is to worship God, love each other and to serve the world.
We are guided in our mission knowing in our hearts that God loves us and calls us to serve. We seek to welcome all and following the example of Jesus Christ, reflect God's love to each other, our community, and the world.
Lee Church Congregational is open and affirming, welcoming all to participate fully in the life of our church family, its ministries, fellowship, leadership, rites and sacraments, regardless of age, ability, race, ethnicity, faith background, social or economic situation, sexual orientation or gender identity and expression.