Lexington doesn't quite have a church on every corner, but it's plenty close enough to make things confusing if you're looking for somewhere to attend. Baptist and independent Christian churches dominate the Bluegrass. Generally speaking, these congregations believe that the Bible is God's word and can be interpreted more or less literally. This outlook holds true for all of Lexington's largest Protestant churches Southland Christian, Immanuel Baptist, Porter Memorial Baptist and Centenary United Methodist. But among the conservative churches there's some variation.
Music comes in a variety of packages at Lexington's places of worship.
Some are sticking with the organ and the hymnbook, while others are going with guitars, drums and lyrics on a screen. Still others are trying a little of each. Many churches are offering small groups, where members meet in each others' homes for Bible study and fellowship. It's a great way to meet people, especially at the megachurches. You'll be able to gauge the warmth of the place after a few visits.