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Join us in the sanctuary for a special Ash Wednesday Service as we begin the season of Lent.
The word Lent comes from an Anglo-Saxon word referring to the lengthening of days in the move from winter to spring. The season begins with Ash Wednesday and lasts for forty days (excluding Sundays). This is a reflective and penitential season, when Christians examine themselves and they remember the suffering and sacrifice of Jesus on their behalf. Significant days observed during the Lenten season include Ash Wednesday, the Sundays in Lent, and the days of Holy Week (including Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday).
Ash Wednesday calls Christians to remember their mortality and their need for a Savior. It is a time of new beginning… putting aside the sins and failures of the past in light of who we are yet to become by the grace of God. The ashes are a sign of both mortality (“ashes to ashes and dust to dust”) and purification and cleansing. The tone and atmosphere of the worship service is solemn and meditative.
Redeemer’s Ash Wednesday Service will be at 7:00 P.M. in the sanctuary. (Bible study, prayer group, ESL, and CREW will begin at 7:30 P.M.)
Happy 4th of July!
The church office will be closed for the holiday. We encourage you to take some time to pray for our country.
Pray for spiritual renewal in our country
- That God’s Spirit would unleash revival in our country
- That we turn from our sins and seek His face
Pray for healing in our very fragmented country
- For cooperation in congress and among political factions
- For healing amongst the races
Pray for economic renewal
- For jobs for those who are unemployed or under-employed
- For provision for the needy and for the agencies that help them
That businesses would follow godly practices and receive God’s blessings
- Pray for our nation’s influence among the world’s nations
- For wisdom in our foreign policy
- That we would use our power and resources for good in the world
Pray for safety this Fourth of July
- Protection from firework injuries and fires
- Protection from drunk driving
I urge, then, first of all, that requests, prayers, intercession and thanksgiving be made for everyone— for kings and all those in authority, that we may live peaceful and quiet lives in all godliness and holiness. (1 Timothy 2:1-2)
Happy Thanksgiving!
We hope that everyone enjoys time with family and friends as we take a break from our regular activities to give thanks to God for all He has done for us and for all His blessings.
The church office will be closed Thursday and Friday.
There will be no Wednesday evening activities this week.
There will be no Celebrate Recovery meeting this week.
Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus. (1 Thessalonians 5:16-18)
Thanking God…
For physical blessings: health, medicine, food, clothing, shelter, heating and air conditioning, electricity, running water, sanitation, a wide variety of groceries, transportation, chocolate, changing seasons, music, nature, entertainment, warm beds, toiletries, literature, beauty in all its forms, …
For community and country: peaceful transfer of power, firefighters, police officers who keep us safe, schools that educate our children, construction crews that keep roads open, the wide varieties of businesses and services, parks, sports teams, our freedoms (speech, religion, assembly, etc.), …
For relationships: people to celebrate Thanksgiving with, finding long lost friends (on Facebook!), parents, best friends, siblings, all children, teachers, new people we’ve met this past year, friendships at church, accountability partners, extended family, neighbors, co-workers, employers, spouse, …
For spiritual blessings: God loves us (even when we forget to do devotions!), He gives us spiritual gifts, He is developing the fruit of the Spirit in us, His mercies are new every morning, He gives us strength, comfort, and peace—even in the midst of hard times, He keeps on forgiving us, He empowers us to do good and gives us purpose, He gives us discernment, wisdom, and direction, He never leaves us, …
For NEW LIFE IN CHRIST!
Happy 4th of July!
The church office will be closed for the holiday. We encourage you to take some time to pray for our country.
Pray for spiritual renewal in our country
- That God’s Spirit would unleash revival in our country
- That we turn from our sins and seek His face
Pray for healing in our very fragmented country
- For cooperation in congress and among political factions
- For healing amongst the races
Pray for economic renewal
- For jobs for those who are unemployed or under-employed
- For provision for the needy and for the agencies that help them
That businesses would follow godly practices and receive God’s blessings
- Pray for our nation’s influence among the world’s nations
- For wisdom in our foreign policy
- That we would use our power and resources for good in the world
Pray for safety this Fourth of July
- Protection from firework injuries and fires
- Protection from drunk driving
I urge, then, first of all, that requests, prayers, intercession and thanksgiving be made for everyone— for kings and all those in authority, that we may live peaceful and quiet lives in all godliness and holiness. (1 Timothy 2:1-2)
Happy Thanksgiving!
We hope that everyone enjoys time with family and friends as we take a break from our regular activities to give thanks to God for all He has done for us and for all His blessings.
The church office will be closed Thursday and Friday.
There will be no Wednesday evening activities this week.
There will be no Celebrate Recovery meeting this week.
Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus. (1 Thessalonians 5:16-18)
Thanking God…
For physical blessings: health, medicine, food, clothing, shelter, heating and air conditioning, electricity, running water, sanitation, a wide variety of groceries, transportation, chocolate, changing seasons, music, nature, entertainment, warm beds, toiletries, literature, beauty in all its forms, …
For community and country: peaceful transfer of power, firefighters, police officers who keep us safe, schools that educate our children, construction crews that keep roads open, the wide varieties of businesses and services, parks, sports teams, our freedoms (speech, religion, assembly, etc.), …
For relationships: people to celebrate Thanksgiving with, finding long lost friends (on Facebook!), parents, best friends, siblings, all children, teachers, new people we’ve met this past year, friendships at church, accountability partners, extended family, neighbors, co-workers, employers, spouse, …
For spiritual blessings: God loves us (even when we forget to do devotions!), He gives us spiritual gifts, He is developing the fruit of the Spirit in us, His mercies are new every morning, He gives us strength, comfort, and peace—even in the midst of hard times, He keeps on forgiving us, He empowers us to do good and gives us purpose, He gives us discernment, wisdom, and direction, He never leaves us, …
For NEW LIFE IN CHRIST!
Happy 4th of July!
The church office will be closed for the holiday. We encourage you to take some time to pray for our country.
Pray for spiritual renewal in our country
- That God’s Spirit would unleash revival in our country
- That we turn from our sins and seek His face
Pray for healing in our very fragmented country
- For cooperation in congress and among political factions
- For healing amongst the races
Pray for economic renewal
- For jobs for those who are unemployed or under-employed
- For provision for the needy and for the agencies that help them
That businesses would follow godly practices and receive God’s blessings
- Pray for our nation’s influence among the world’s nations
- For wisdom in our foreign policy
- That we would use our power and resources for good in the world
Pray for safety this Fourth of July
- Protection from firework injuries and fires
- Protection from drunk driving
I urge, then, first of all, that requests, prayers, intercession and thanksgiving be made for everyone— for kings and all those in authority, that we may live peaceful and quiet lives in all godliness and holiness. (1 Timothy 2:1-2)
Join us in the sanctuary for a special Ash Wednesday Service as we begin the season of Lent.
The word Lent comes from an Anglo-Saxon word referring to the lengthening of days in the move from winter to spring. The season begins with Ash Wednesday and lasts for forty days (excluding Sundays). This is a reflective and penitential season, when Christians examine themselves and they remember the suffering and sacrifice of Jesus on their behalf. Significant days observed during the Lenten season include Ash Wednesday, the Sundays in Lent, and the days of Holy Week (including Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday).
Ash Wednesday calls Christians to remember their mortality and their need for a Savior. It is a time of new beginning… putting aside the sins and failures of the past in light of who we are yet to become by the grace of God. The ashes are a sign of both mortality (“ashes to ashes and dust to dust”) and purification and cleansing. The tone and atmosphere of the worship service is solemn and meditative.
Redeemer’s Ash Wednesday Service will be at 7:00 P.M. in the sanctuary.
CREW youth group will attend the service and meet immediately following it.
The Wednesday Prayer Group will meet at 7:40 p.m.
Happy 4th of July!
The church office will be closed for the holiday. We encourage you to take some time to pray for our country.
Pray for spiritual renewal in our country
- That God’s Spirit would unleash revival in our country
- That we turn from our sins and seek His face
Pray for healing in our very fragmented country
- For cooperation in congress and among political factions
- For healing amongst the races
Pray for economic renewal
- For jobs for those who are unemployed or under-employed
- For provision for the needy and for the agencies that help them
That businesses would follow godly practices and receive God’s blessings
- Pray for our nation’s influence among the world’s nations
- For wisdom in our foreign policy
- That we would use our power and resources for good in the world
Pray for safety this Fourth of July
- Protection from firework injuries and fires
- Protection from drunk driving
I urge, then, first of all, that requests, prayers, intercession and thanksgiving be made for everyone— for kings and all those in authority, that we may live peaceful and quiet lives in all godliness and holiness. (1 Timothy 2:1-2)
Happy Thanksgiving!
We hope that everyone enjoys time with family and friends as we take a break from our regular activities to give thanks to God for all He has done for us and for all His blessings.
The church office will be closed this week.
There will be no Wednesday evening activities.
There will be no Celebrate Recovery meeting.
Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus. (1 Thessalonians 5:16-18)
Thanking God…
For physical blessings: health, medicine, food, clothing, shelter, heating and air conditioning, electricity, running water, sanitation, a wide variety of groceries, transportation, chocolate, changing seasons, music, nature, entertainment, warm beds, toiletries, literature, beauty in all its forms, …
For community and country: peaceful transfer of power, firefighters, police officers who keep us safe, schools that educate our children, construction crews that keep roads open, the wide varieties of businesses and services, parks, sports teams, our freedoms (speech, religion, assembly, etc.), …
For relationships: people to celebrate Thanksgiving with, finding long lost friends (on Facebook!), parents, best friends, siblings, all children, teachers, new people we’ve met this past year, friendships at church, accountability partners, extended family, neighbors, co-workers, employers, spouse, …
For spiritual blessings: God loves us (even when we forget to do devotions!), He gives us spiritual gifts, He is developing the fruit of the Spirit in us, His mercies are new every morning, He gives us strength, comfort, and peace—even in the midst of hard times, He keeps on forgiving us, He empowers us to do good and gives us purpose, He gives us discernment, wisdom, and direction, He never leaves us, …
For NEW LIFE IN CHRIST!
Happy 4th of July!
The church office will be closed for the holiday. We encourage you to take some time to pray for our country.
Pray for spiritual renewal in our country
- That God’s Spirit would unleash revival in our country
- That we turn from our sins and seek His face
Pray for healing in our very fragmented country
- For cooperation in congress and among political factions
- For healing amongst the races
Pray for economic renewal
- For jobs for those who are unemployed or under-employed
- For provision for the needy and for the agencies that help them
That businesses would follow godly practices and receive God’s blessings
- Pray for our nation’s influence among the world’s nations
- For wisdom in our foreign policy
- That we would use our power and resources for good in the world
Pray for safety this Fourth of July
- Protection from firework injuries and fires
- Protection from drunk driving
I urge, then, first of all, that requests, prayers, intercession and thanksgiving be made for everyone— for kings and all those in authority, that we may live peaceful and quiet lives in all godliness and holiness. (1 Timothy 2:1-2)