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Loving God and loving our neighbors. (Luke 10:27)

Welcome to Lincoln Park! We offer two worship services every Sunday. Our Contemporary Service starts at 9 AM and our Traditional Service starts at 11 AM. Both services are family-friendly and we have a professionally-staffed nursery available for your little ones. If you can’t make it in person, we also livestream our services on Facebook. We would love to have you join us!

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Check out info about our Service Times, Childcare, Parking, and What to Expect . . .

Children
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Youth
Our Youth program, Summit, offers life changing experiences
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About Us
Who we are and what to expect. We look forward to meeting you!
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Events

Hanging of the Greens 2024

Join us on November 30th from 10 AM to Noon for our Hanging of the Greens event. Help us decorate Lincoln Park UMC for Advent and Christmas. All are welcome!

Friends and Family Sunday with Breakfast and Drama Presentation

Join us at Lincoln Park UMC for Friends and Family Sunday on November 24. Enjoy a delicious breakfast, fellowship, and a special drama presentation. Everyone is welcome!

News

Thanks to You, Our Food Ministry Is on Solid Ground!

From Jim Gehman, Food Ministries Chair As we complete our second full year in operation, we’re happy to announce that we are on solid ground. We’re grateful to you, our…

Lincoln Park’s Angel Tree Never Disappoints

Join our last Mission drive of the year at Lincoln Park UMC to provide Christmas gifts for our Angel Tree Family. Donate gifts or contribute financially to help us make a difference this holiday season. Let’s come together to bring joy to a family in need.

Giving Thanks

As we embark on the upcoming holidays of Thanksgiving and Christmas, let us remember to thank God for our church, our family, our friends, our accomplishments, and all the that we’ve been blessed with.  As you gather to carve the turkey or exchange the gifts, share about how God has blessed you.

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