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Join us in celebrating our risen Savior!
Easter Brunch
9:30-10:30 a.m. in Fellowship Hall
Bring your whole family and invite your friends and neighbors! Everyone is welcome to join us for this potluck brunch.
Don’t have time to bring something for the brunch? Join us anyway! We always have plenty and we just want to celebrate life with you.
(NO adult Bible study this morning…join us for brunch, instead.)
Worship Service
10:45 a.m. to noon in the sanctuary
Come celebrate the life we have in Christ and the promise that His resurrection means for us!
Childcare, nursery, and Children’s Church will be provided as usual.
Thanksgiving Service
Sunday, November 17, 10:45 a.m.
Thanksgiving is a holiday often celebrated with family and close friends enjoying a meal together, we at Redeemer want to expand our definition of family to include our brothers and sisters in Christ and celebrate Thanksgiving together. We will have a special worship service as we reflect on the goodness of God and collectively thank him for His many blessings in our lives.
Thanksgiving Meal
Immediately following the Thanksgiving worship service (about 11:30 a.m.), we will continue our worship by breaking bread together as we partake in a free Thanksgiving feast.
The turkey will be provided. Side dishes and desserts are potluck…please sign up in the lobby.
We’re looking for volunteers to help with set up (round tables and chairs), decorations, meal preparation, and clean up.
Sign up in the lobby to make this experience a success! Questions? Contact Pastor Dieula at [email protected]
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 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 Easter!
Our Easter worship service will be in person at 10:45 a.m. and online on Facebook Live at around 10:50 a.m. (www.facebook.com/RedeemerCarrollton)
We continue to follow pandemic protocols: sign in, wear a face mask, keep social distancing, disinfect, etc.
This Easter we are happy to announce that we are starting up our children’s ministry again. Please RSVP with [email protected] if you would like your children to participate in our Redeemer Kids children’s church.
(Sorry, we will not have the nursery for infants open at this time. However, the “Cry Room” is open.)
Pre-school rooms will be available after 10:30 a.m.
Elementary students go to worship in the sanctuary with their parents for the singing and are dismissed to their classroom during the sermon.