


Lakeville Methodist Church
319 Main Street, Lakeville, CT 06039
(860) 435-9496


Lakeville Methodist Church
319 Main Street, Lakeville, CT 06039
(860) 435-9496

"Open hearts, Open minds, Open doors"
Welcome to Lakeville United Methodist Church
Join us for Sunday worship service at 9:15 AM.

Experience Worship With Us
We welcome everyone, regardless of where you are on your faith journey.
Come experience the love and fellowship of our community.
Calendar of Events for March-April 2026
Calendar of Events – March-April
Note – Regular Worship Time – 9:15 am, Time changes BoldApril 2 – Holy Thursday Worship – Lakeville – 5:30 pm
April 3 - Good Friday Service - Trinity Episcopal Lime Rock Church - 6:00 pm
April 5 – Easter Sunday – Lakeville – 9:15
April 12 – Worship – Lakeville – 9:15
April 18 - Canaan UMC is having a grinder sale, See attached flyer below
April 19 – Worship – Lakeville – 9:15
April 26 - Worship – Lakeville – 9:15
May 3 – Joint Worship – Lakeville – 10:00
Birthdays –
March 2 – Dennis Card
March 7 – Bud Upson
March 8 - Matthew Vreeland
March 19– Amber Flint
March 20 – John Ingram
March 21 – Mark Gomez
March 26 – Sandra Gomez
March 26 – Holly Reid
April 11 - Addison Grace
Stewardship– As we continue to collaborate with our 4 community parishes, there has been
discussion about how finances are working out for each church. Whoever hosts a
joint worship service generally sees an increase in revenue in the offering
plate on that Sunday.That being said, it is important to remember that each individual’s “home” church
has their budget based on their congregation’s pledge or customary weekly
giving. Each of our churches continue to have their regular expenses,
even if there is not a worship service held there every week. We are
asking that everyone be mindful about making a pledge and making sure to keep
up with it, even when we worship elsewhere.Some may not be able to comfortably give an additional offering at a hosting
church. We only ask that you give what you can, and do it
consistently at your home church.Please continue to bring in your LaBonne’s slips as they bring in money for our
church.News Notes
Stewardship - As we continue to collaborate with our 4 community parishes, there has been
discussion about how finances are working out for each church. Whoever hosts a
joint worship service generally sees an increase in revenue in the offering
plate on that Sunday. Thatbeing said, it is important to remember that each individual’s “home” church
has their budget based on their congregation’s pledge or customary weekly
giving. Each of our churches continue to have their regular expenses,
even if there is not a worship service held there every week. We are
asking that everyone be mindful about making a pledge and making sure to keep
up with it, even when we worship elsewhere.
Somemay not be able to comfortably giving an additional offering at a hosting
church. We only ask that you give what you can, and do it
consistently at your home church. Thank you.
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Meet our Pastor: Rev. Dr Anna Crews Camphouse
Rev. Dr. Anna Crews Camphouse is a compassionate and visionary pastor who brings a wealth of experience to her ministry. With a background that spans nursing, theology, and community engagement, Anna has dedicated her life to serving others and fostering inclusive communities.
A native of Alabama, Anna began her professional journey as a registered nurse, working in intensive care, long-term acute care, and emergency settings. Her commitment to holistic care led her to pursue theological studies, earning both a Master of Divinity and a Doctor of Ministry in Pastoral Care and Counseling from Claremont School of Theology.
Anna is an ordained elder in the California-Pacific Conference of the United Methodist Church and has served congregations across California, Nebraska, Alabama, Connecticut, and New York. A deep commitment to social justice, interfaith dialogue, and empowering women characterizes her ministry. She has been actively involved in initiatives such as the Global Women's Village and the Institute for Religious Tolerance, Peace and Justice.
Currently, Anna serves as the pastor for Lakeville United Methodist Church, Sharon United Methodist Church, Canaan United Methodist Church, and Millerton United Methodist Church. She also serves as the Lead Pastor of the Northwestern Hills Cooperative Parish UMC. She and her husband, Rev. David Camphouse, who directs the Silver Lake Camp & Retreat Center, reside in Sharon with their three children: Sophia, and twins Paul and John.
Anna's approach to ministry emphasizes relationship-building, community engagement, and creating sacred spaces for meaningful conversations. She believes in the transformative power of faith communities to bring about healing and hope in the world.

Baptism
Confirmation
Weddings
Funerals & Memorial Serivces
CORE VALUES
Grace
Personal & Social Holiness
Discipleship
Mission & Service
Inclusivity
Primacy of Scripture
Hope & Trasformation
Connectualism
Faith in Action
We are committed to serving our local and global communities

At Lakeville United Methodist Church, we are honored to support individuals on the recovery journey by hosting Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings. These gatherings offer a safe, welcoming, and confidential space where all are encouraged to share, heal, and grow together in fellowship and hope.
AA Meeting Schedule:
Day: Wednesdays
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: Fellowship HallAll are welcome—no registration required

We are pleased to make our historic church spaces available for community use at Lakeville United Methodist Church. Whether you're planning a meeting, celebration, or special event, our fellowship hall and sanctuary offer welcoming, flexible settings.
Parish Rental Inquiries:
Please call (860) 435-9496
We’ll be happy to discuss availability, rates, and guidelines.CONTACT US
319 Main St, Lakeville, CT 06039-1205 | P.O. Box 648 Lakeville, CT 06039-0648Sundays 9:15AM860-435-9496
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