Life Together
Worship & Bible Study
Sundays at 10 AM · Masonic Lodge, 803 Princess Anne St · Fredericksburg, VA
Sunday Worship
The heart of our community is our Sunday worship service, held each week at 10 AM. Services typically last about an hour. We gather at the Masonic Lodge of Fredericksburg on Princess Anne Street — enter through the Hanover Street entrance.
Music
Our musician is guitarist Andrew McEvoy. We think you should visit just to hear him play — but we hope you’ll discover there are many more reasons to stay. Music is woven through everything we do.
Bible Study
Our Bible study meets Wednesday evenings over Zoom. All are welcome — reach out to us at fredburgucc@gmail.com to get the details, or simply let us know in person on Sunday morning.
Come As You Are
No dress code. No prerequisites. No need to know the words to the hymns. Whether you’re a lifelong churchgoer or haven’t been in years, you are welcome at this table exactly as you are.
Coffee Hour
After every service we gather for coffee hour — and this is where the real community happens. Conversation flows, friendships deepen, and newcomers quickly stop feeling like newcomers. Don’t rush out. Stay a while.
What to Expect
What You’ll Experience
Every Sunday has its own character and flow. These are the elements woven throughout our services — not a checklist, just a sense of what awaits you.
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A Call to Worship
We open together, centering ourselves and one another for the hour ahead.
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Music Throughout
Music is woven through our services — sometimes Andrew McEvoy on guitar, sometimes recorded music, sometimes a cappella hymns sung together. It shifts with the service, but it’s always there.
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Joys & Concerns
Members share what’s on their hearts — celebrations, struggles, prayer requests. This is where community happens.
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Scripture
A passage from the Bible is read aloud, forming the foundation for the morning’s message.
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The Message
Rev. Darryl! shares a message grounded in love, justice, and the living gospel. Occasionally you may also hear from a guest speaker or see an original dramatic presentation.
First Time?
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I wear?
When you visit, you’ll find some members dressed more formally and others very casually — sneakers and dress shoes alike. Come as you feel comfortable. There is no dress code here.
Do I need to bring anything?
Nothing at all. Just yourself. Bulletins and any materials you need will be available when you arrive.
Is there parking nearby?
Street parking is available on Princess Anne Street, and there are several downtown Fredericksburg parking lots within easy walking distance of the Masonic Lodge.
Where do I enter the building?
The congregation meets in the Baker Room of the Masonic Lodge. Enter through the Hanover Street entrance on the side of the building.
Are children welcome?
Absolutely. Families are warmly welcome, and children are embraced as full members of our community.
Ready to join us?
We’d love to see you this Sunday at 10 AM. No preparation needed — just show up.
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