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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]
Mark your calendar and plan to join us for an evening of fun entertainment, joyful fellowship, and great food!
We will cater the meat.
The side dishes and desserts are potluck.
This is a great time to bring anyone who you want to get to know Redeemer better!
Ticket Sales begin in November.
Be Part of the Entertainment!
If you would like to be part of the evening’s entertainment, contact Cassie Watson so we can try to fit you into the entertainment lineup!
Help Needed –
Setup: We will need lots of help after the worship service on Sunday, including moving chairs, setting up the tables, and decorating.
Food: We will need help preparing and serving food and drinks. Also, remember to sign up to bring a side dish, salad, or dessert to share.
Clean up: We will need lots of help taking down tables, cleaning up food, taking out trash, and clearing the sanctuary of chairs so that the carpet can be washed the next day.
Contact the church office for details. 972-466-0054
Help bless the children of an incarcerated parent! – We are partnering with Angel Tree, a program of Prison Fellowship, to connect parents in prison with their children through the delivery of Christmas gifts given on their behalf.
Beginning Sunday, December 4th. Find the display in the lobby to see how you can help these families.
Helping meet the need of an angel is as easy as 1-2-3:
- Select an angel from the Angel Tree in the lobby. You will follow the instructions given to you that correspond with the particular angel you chose.
- Purchase a gift (costing $25) and wrap it.
- Deliver the gift during the week before Christmas by following directions given for your angel.
To help or ask questions please contact Robert Case or [email protected].
Help bless the children of an incarcerated parent! – We are partnering with Angel Tree, a program of Prison Fellowship, to connect parents in prison with their children through the delivery of Christmas gifts given on their behalf.
Beginning Sunday, December 4th. Find the display in the lobby to see how you can help these families.
Helping meet the need of an angel is as easy as 1-2-3:
- Select an angel from the Angel Tree in the lobby. You will follow the instructions given to you that correspond with the particular angel you chose.
- Purchase a gift (costing $25) and wrap it.
- Deliver the gift during the week before Christmas by following directions given for your angel.
To help or ask questions please contact Robert Case or [email protected].