Midway Presbyterian Church

About this church

At 11 a.m. Sunday, Midway Presbyterian Church begins worship at 103 North Turner Street. Its Presbyterian liturgy moves through a musical prelude, responsive call to worship, hymns, confession and pardon, Scripture, sermon, affirmation of faith, service invitation, offering, congregational prayer, and blessing. The Lord’s Supper is celebrated on selected Sundays with bread and grape juice at a table open to those hoping to meet Christ.

Children are treated as part of the worshiping congregation rather than expected to remain silent or separate. The sanctuary offers books, soft toys, and activity bags, while a library and upstairs do-it-yourself nursery have speakers for parents who need a break. Students in grade five and above divide youth time roughly between service—such as making sandwiches for people experiencing homelessness or serving a Lexington shelter—and questions about identity, God, and prayer. Community partnerships include Midway Community Garden, Meals on Wheels, Kentucky Refugee Ministries, a food bank, an elementary-school backpack program, and family services. The building also hosts yoga and Sunday-evening Alcoholics Anonymous. A first-time family can settle near the children’s corner or use an audio-equipped side space without leaving the service entirely. Visitors interested in Communion, youth meetings, or volunteer projects should check the weekly newsletter for the active Sunday and current project.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 26, 2026. Sources: Official worship-expectations page, Presbyterian liturgy, music, Scripture, serm · Official younger-youth page, children’s welcome, congregational participation, c · Official older-youth page, grades five and above, service projects, homelessness · Official missions page, PCUSA identity, community garden, school, Meals on Wheel

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