Welcome to
Lexington Presbyterian Church
120 S. Main Street
Lexington, VA 24450
William M. Klein, Pastor
Music Programs
Instrumentalists and singers find regular opportunities to offer their talents for the glory of God, in worship and other activities. These musicians are an integral part of worship service and take their musical message beyond the sanctuary through concerts and community programs.
Choirs are open to all interested persons. Handbell choir members must be able to read music.
Children's Choirs
Youth Choirs
Adult Choirs
Handbells
Organ
Bill McCorkle practices with the children's choirs before their performances.
Alleluia Singers
Children from age 4 through 1st grade. Practice on Sunday mornings from 9:15 AM to 9:45 AM.
Junior Choir
2nd through 5th grade children. Practice on Sunday mornings from 9:15 AM to 9:45 AM.
Reach Choir
Our singing opportunity for young people in middle and high school will coordinate its activity with other youth programs. It sings for Youth Sundays and other occasions.
Lam Teen Tintinnabulators
The Lam Teen Tintinnabulators is a handbell ringing choir for youth, grades 8-12 (sometimes younger, depending on a student's musical background) that rehearses Sunday evenings, usually from 5-6pm. We are always in need of substitutes. If you read music and are interested in participating in the Lam Teen Tintinnabulators, please contact Ruth Floyd.
Adult Choir
Practices Thursday evenings, 7:30 - 9:00. This singing opportunity is open to any interested adults.
Lam Handbell Choir
Consists of 13 adult handbell ringers and rehearses Sunday evenings from 7:00 to 8:15pm. If you read music and are interested in participating in the Lam Handbell Choir, even as a substitute, please contact Ruth Floyd.
Daytime Handbells
Practices Friday mornings at 10:00. This choir is not a performing choir and is open to those who simply wish to learn how to play bells. For more information, please contact Marge Phillips.
For information on our handbells and their origin, click here.
When the sanctuary burned in 2000, our old organ was destroyed. A new organ was commissioned from C.B. Fisk, Inc., of Gloucester, MA, and delivered in 2006. Tuning and voicing of the organ was completed in the spring of 2007 and it was formally dedicated to God's service in January, 2008.