451 Lowell Street, Lexington, Massachusetts 02420, United States
Sundays Morning Experience at 10:30am
Welcome to the starting point for life-changing experiences.
A New Church For A New Life
Christ Revolution Church fosters strong relationships for everyone. Children embark on new adventures and celebrate growth. Women build meaningful connections and life skills. Men find opportunities to grow and gain courage. “Grandpeople” engage in deeper interactions and rediscover purpose.
Our micro-church model allows you to experience and share God's transformative love, boosting your confidence and promoting healthy relationships and lifestyle.
At Christ Revolution Church, you'll find a community large enough for diverse experiences and encouragement for overcoming challenges, yet personal enough to support your growth with kindness, patience, and love.
No Mow May: Letting God Grow What Matters Most
If you’ve driven by Christ Revolution Church lately, you may have noticed something a little… wild. The grass on our campus is growing nearly hip-high—and no, we haven’t forgotten our lawnmower! We’re intentionally participating in No Mow May, a movement that encourages a pause on mowing to give nature space to flourish—especially early-season pollinators and plants that depend on the first warmth and rains of spring.
This year, with all the abundant rain in Lexington, we’ve seen our grounds spring to life with vibrant, uncut growth. And it’s become a beautiful reminder of something deeper: when we stop trying to control every detail, God can grow something wild, rich, and full of life in us too.
In the same way we’re letting the land rest and renew, we believe that every individual who walks through our doors deserves time and space to grow—at their own pace, with their own beauty, and under the loving nurture of Jesus Christ. Like the grass that reaches heavenward with no hurry and no shame, we are a church where transformation takes root naturally, nourished by grace, truth, and community.
No Mow May isn’t neglect—it’s trust.
It’s a sacred pause.
It’s giving creation, and ourselves, permission to be messy, in-process, and fully alive.
So as our lawn grows tall, may it be a signpost to all who pass by: God is growing something here. In the earth, in this church, and in each of us. Let’s embrace the wild goodness of His grace, and grow deeper in relationship with Christ—together.
