Latest Events
Be The Bridge small group study
Sundays at 4:00-5:30 p.m.
The Racial Reconciliation Group no longer is having its ongoing monthly meetings this fall.
Instead, we are doing something new: an 8-week commitment to weekly meetings using Be the Bridge curriculum to guide us as we seek God’s heart for unity in a racially divided society.
The group is full for this fall, but keep an eye in the spring to form another one!
Be The Bridge small group study
Sundays at 4:00-5:30 p.m.
The Racial Reconciliation Group no longer is having its ongoing monthly meetings this fall.
Instead, we are doing something new: an 8-week commitment to weekly meetings using Be the Bridge curriculum to guide us as we seek God’s heart for unity in a racially divided society.
The group is full for this fall, but keep an eye in the spring to form another one!
Be The Bridge small group study
Sundays at 4:00-5:30 p.m.
The Racial Reconciliation Group no longer is having its ongoing monthly meetings this fall.
Instead, we are doing something new: an 8-week commitment to weekly meetings using Be the Bridge curriculum to guide us as we seek God’s heart for unity in a racially divided society.
The group is full for this fall, but keep an eye in the spring to form another one!
Be The Bridge small group study
Sundays at 4:00-5:30 p.m.
The Racial Reconciliation Group no longer is having its ongoing monthly meetings this fall.
Instead, we are doing something new: an 8-week commitment to weekly meetings using Be the Bridge curriculum to guide us as we seek God’s heart for unity in a racially divided society.
The group is full for this fall, but keep an eye in the spring to form another one!
Be The Bridge small group study
Sundays at 4:00-5:30 p.m.
The Racial Reconciliation Group no longer is having its ongoing monthly meetings this fall.
Instead, we are doing something new: an 8-week commitment to weekly meetings using Be the Bridge curriculum to guide us as we seek God’s heart for unity in a racially divided society.
The group is full for this fall, but keep an eye in the spring to form another one!
Be The Bridge small group study
Sundays at 4:00-5:30 p.m.
The Racial Reconciliation Group no longer is having its ongoing monthly meetings this fall.
Instead, we are doing something new: an 8-week commitment to weekly meetings using Be the Bridge curriculum to guide us as we seek God’s heart for unity in a racially divided society.
The group is full for this fall, but keep an eye in the spring to form another one!
Be The Bridge small group study
Sundays at 4:00-5:30 p.m.
The Racial Reconciliation Group no longer is having its ongoing monthly meetings this fall.
Instead, we are doing something new: an 8-week commitment to weekly meetings using Be the Bridge curriculum to guide us as we seek God’s heart for unity in a racially divided society.
The group is full for this fall, but keep an eye in the spring to form another one!
Be The Bridge small group study
Sundays at 4:00-5:30 p.m.
The Racial Reconciliation Group no longer is having its ongoing monthly meetings this fall.
Instead, we are doing something new: an 8-week commitment to weekly meetings using Be the Bridge curriculum to guide us as we seek God’s heart for unity in a racially divided society.
The group is full for this fall, but keep an eye in the spring to form another one!
Redeemer will kick off the new school year with kids’ activities, worship, and prayer.
Everyone is invited:
7 p.m. – Family/Kids’ Activities to kick off the return of the school year
8 p.m. – Adults’ Worship & Prayer for the school year, students, teachers, families, and schools
We will gather outside to worship and pray for schools and families as kids and teachers go back to school during this complicated time!
Bring lawn chairs/blankets, water bottles, masks, and whatever else you want for this outdoor gathering. We will continue to practice safety protocols during the pandemic.
Questions? Contact Pastor Tre at [email protected]
Redeemer’s Book Club is meeting via Zoom.
Purpose: to build friendships and understanding as we learn from each other by discussing one book a month. We read a wide variety of books (Christian, secular, fiction, non-fiction) — noting how our faith and various experiences impact our understanding and perspectives. This year we are focusing on books about, or written by, people of various cultures, countries, or minority groups.
Time: We usually meet via Zoom on the third Sunday of the month at 7:00 p.m.
Upcoming Dates & Books:
- 5/16/21 – The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down: A Hmong Child, Her American Doctors, and the Collision of Two Cultures by Anne Fadiman – non-fiction
- 6/27/21 – An American Marriage, a novel by Tayari Jones
For details and Zoom invitation, contact: [email protected]