An Open and Affirming Congregation
Join us for Worship: Sundays @ 10am
Looking for something fun to beat the winter blahs? Bring your thinking cap and your spirit of fun to LHUCC’s annual Trivia Night on Saturday, February 22 from 5:00 – 8:00 PM! Taco bar dinner will be provided by Boca Chica with suggested free will offering of $5 per person to cover expenses.
Bring cash or your checkbook to purchase raffle tickets. All proceeds will go towards funding a nursery attendant for the year.
The Future is Bright!
Linden Hills Congregational UCC took an important step Sunday, October 27 at our Special Congregational Meeting and Vote. The voting members overwhelmingly approved a call to Pastor Lawrence Richardson as full time Minister of Linden Hills UCC. This position will begin in January 2020 when he will continue to serve along side Pastor Eliot as he reduces his hours and will continue through July and beyond, when Pastor Eliot leaves his position with us.
If you follow the Linden Hills UCC Facebook page, there are photos of the event and a short video of Pastor Lawrence speaking to us when he returned to fellowship hall after the results were announced that capture the energy and joy in the room.
About Us
Located in Southwest Minneapolis, Linden Hills United Church of Christ is a congregation of 300 adults and children. As Christians, our worship, faith development and service to the community are grounded in our relationship to God, Jesus Christ, and The Holy Spirit. A progressive approach to theology encourages a freedom of conscience, and latitude of belief. Since its founding in 1902 Linden Hills Church has sought to live out a core principle:
"Not to be served, but to serve."
In declaring ourselves an Open and Affirming Church, we celebrate the sacredness of every person as a child of God. We welcome lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people to join in the full life and ministry of our congregation in the same spirit and manner we accept all new members.
Worship
We worship at 10:00 a.m. The structure of the worship service tends toward the traditional with a tone that is informal. Our worship is rooted in faith as well as issues of social justice.
Outreach
We strive to make our city, state, nation and world more just and humane. Our advocacy takes place in partnership with many organizations and our service includes preparing meals for people in need and the construction of affordable homes.
Faith Formation
There are many opportunities for adults and children to explore faith, spirituality and Christianity. We frequently host guest speakers to provide educational opportunities for our members and the larger community.
