Whether someone in the congregation is ailing, grieving, or celebrating, from life’s beginning to its end, Second’s shawl makers offer a touching expression of care and love. They also make lap robes, baby blankets and hats for community agencies to provide to the people they serve. They meet via Zoom every third afternoon to enjoy fellowship, inspire creativity, and foster the growth that comes from the shared spiritual practice of this ministry.

This local expression of the PCUSA’s 

Presbyterian Women meets the second Monday of Sept-May at 1:00 pm in the Forum room for bible study and Fellowship based on the PW/Horizons Bible Study. The group also contributes to the special Birthday, Thank and Least Coin offerings, as well as supporting 2 families at Westminster Village at Christmastime. 

Saturday mornings at 9:00 am, join with other women for enrichment and connection through discussing books of interest related to Christianity in the world and personal life. Although the group often reads works by women authors, it does not do so exclusively. Participants choose books covering a broad range of interests and opinions. 

Men's Breakfast

The Men’s Book Study group has been meeting weekly for over 25 years. The format is an open discussion of a book, including theological scholars, historians and other authorities on religious topics and experiences. Past selections have included reviews of different religious traditions, including Judaism, Islam and Buddhism, traditional and progressive authors and a variety of other topics. We enjoy challenging and thought-provoking books that lead to growth and a better understanding of our personal journey of faith and that of others that may follow a different faith pathway. Open forum discussion is welcome and we provide everyone with respect for and appreciation of differences and commonalities. We meet virtually via Zoom Wednesday morning each week at 6:30-7:30 AM. Contact Shawn Caudill for more information or to join us at 859 608-6662 or tscaud1@uky.edu

Chamber Chorale

The Lexington Chamber Chorale brings a rich and unique choral repertoire to Central Kentucky audiences. Since its humble beginning as the Sine Nomine Singers, the Chorale has enjoyed celebrating the art of choral singing through performing interesting and challenging pieces of music. Chamber Chorale concerts also enrich our cultural community through creative collaborations with guest artists and musicians. The passion for singing and the continued pursuit of musical excellence inspire the singers to present quality programs that touch both mind and spirit.



The Lexington Chamber Chorale does not have any section openings at this time.

Ecumenical Preschool offers classes for ages 1-5, Monday-Friday, from 9am-12pm. They also offer early drop off at 8:30 and Lunch Bunch at 2:00pm. Check out our Preschool Page for more information!

Parents Morning Out

Perfect for families looking to introduce their children to time away from home and 

interaction with other kids, PMO provides 2 or 3-day options: 1 year-olds follow a daily 

schedule including free play, music, a snack, time outside, as well as art, sensory engagement, and story time. Our play-to-learn approach introduces shapes, colors and basic concepts through hands-on activities. 

BUILD

BUILD, (Building a United Interfaith Lexington through Direct Action) is an organization of 26 diverse congregations focused on addressing pressing public issues. Leveraging the strength of people power, BUILD calls an Annual 

Nehemiah Action Assembly of more than 1,000 concerned people of faith from across the 

community to propose proven solutions to these problems to municipal officials and hold them accountable for follow-through and results.

In partnership with God’s Pantry Food Bank, Second serves as Backpack Buddies for students at Cardinal Valley Elementary School. Every week during the year, our volunteers pick up shelf-ready food at God’s Pantry which they pack into lunch bags here at Second and then deliver to the school’s Family Resource 

Coordinator for distribution. You can schedule a week to participate as a family, with friends, or join in with an ongoing group. Other than your time, no cost is involved. 

Engage

Join with all ages on the third Wednesday night of each month from 6:00-7:15 pm. Presentations, games, discussions, crafts, and service projects build both faith and community, with a different theme for each gathering. 

Next meeting:

10 am - 1:30 pm

Tuesdays, 6-7 p.m.

Needlepoint Guild

Once a month on a Tuesday

5:30 pm

Lexington Directions

Third Wednesday of the month

11:30 am

UK Osher Lifelong 

Learning Institute (OLLI)

Tuesdays & Thursdays