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Please come worship God with us through prayer, music, biblical teaching, and welcoming each other!
What are services like?
Our worship service begins on Sunday at 10:45 a.m. and ends at around noon. The dress is somewhat casual. There is nursery care for newborns through age 2 and age appropriate worship for children ages 3 through the fifth grade. The typical worship service events flow like this:
- Warm welcome and opening song.
- Pastor’s welcome & a few announcements.
- A time to greet those around you.
- A time of praise & worship songs (praise, hymns, gospel, spiritual songs) accompanied by a band and led by a worship team.
- Prayer
- Offertory
- Scripture reading
- Biblical sermon
- Communion (open style) is on the first Sunday of each month.
- Closing song and benediction
Child Care
Nursery/toddler care for infants (2 years and younger) and toddlers (2-4 years) is available from 10:30 a.m. to noon on Sunday mornings.
Elementary school age children begin with their parents in the worship service and are dismissed during the offertory to go to Children’s Church.
A “Cry Room” is also available at the back of the sanctuary for parents with fussy babies.
Sunday, November 14 will be Music Director Cassie Watson’s last day with us at Redeemer.
We are deeply grateful for the 13 years she shared her life and talents with us, leading music and worship, training up singers and musicians, and blessing and inspiring us in so many ways. We pray for God’s blessings as she continues her ministry in another church.
We invite you to join us in person as we thank Cassie for her ministry at Redeemer and in pray for her as she takes the next steps following God’s leading. A note/card/gift of thanks or encouragement for Cassie would be appreciated. (Contact Pastor Mark if you would like to help with set up, decorations, or desserts.)
Join us online, if you can’t join us in person! A Zoom link will be included in Saturday’s Zoom Invitations email. If you are not on that email list, contact [email protected] to request the Zoom link.
Harvest Community Garden is a member of Community Gardens of Carrollton. It is run by group of people from the community who grow organic produce for themselves and give half of what they grow to the food pantry at Metrocrest Services.
They gather Saturday mornings to harvest produce and work in the garden.
Stop by and learn about what we do and sign up for one of our new plots!
Find us on Facebook and check out our website: www.harvestcommunitygarden.org
Email Stan at [email protected]
Harvest Community Garden is a member of Community Gardens of Carrollton. It is run by group of people from the community who grow organic produce for themselves and give half of what they grow to the food pantry at Metrocrest Services.
They gather Saturday mornings to harvest produce and work in the garden.
Stop by and learn about what we do and sign up for one of our new plots!
Find us on Facebook and check out our website: www.harvestcommunitygarden.org
Email Stan at [email protected]
Harvest Community Garden is a member of Community Gardens of Carrollton. It is run by group of people from the community who grow organic produce for themselves and give half of what they grow to the food pantry at Metrocrest Services.
They gather Saturday mornings to harvest produce and work in the garden.
Stop by and learn about what we do and sign up for one of our new plots!
Find us on Facebook and check out our website: www.harvestcommunitygarden.org
Email Stan at [email protected]
Harvest Community Garden is a member of Community Gardens of Carrollton. It is run by group of people from the community who grow organic produce for themselves and give half of what they grow to the food pantry at Metrocrest Services.
They gather Saturday mornings to harvest produce and work in the garden.
Stop by and learn about what we do and sign up for one of our new plots!
Find us on Facebook and check out our website: www.harvestcommunitygarden.org
Email Stan at [email protected]
Harvest Community Garden is a member of Community Gardens of Carrollton. It is run by group of people from the community who grow organic produce for themselves and give half of what they grow to the food pantry at Metrocrest Services.
They gather Saturday mornings to harvest produce and work in the garden.
Stop by and learn about what we do and sign up for one of our new plots!
Find us on Facebook and check out our website: www.harvestcommunitygarden.org
Email Stan at [email protected]
Harvest Community Garden is a member of Community Gardens of Carrollton. It is run by group of people from the community who grow organic produce for themselves and give half of what they grow to the food pantry at Metrocrest Services.
They gather Saturday mornings to harvest produce and work in the garden.
Stop by and learn about what we do and sign up for one of our new plots!
Find us on Facebook and check out our website: www.harvestcommunitygarden.org
Email Stan at [email protected]
Harvest Community Garden is a member of Community Gardens of Carrollton. It is run by group of people from the community who grow organic produce for themselves and give half of what they grow to the food pantry at Metrocrest Services.
They gather Saturday mornings to harvest produce and work in the garden.
Stop by and learn about what we do and sign up for one of our new plots!
Find us on Facebook and check out our website: www.harvestcommunitygarden.org
Email Stan at [email protected]
Harvest Community Garden is a member of Community Gardens of Carrollton. It is run by group of people from the community who grow organic produce for themselves and give half of what they grow to the food pantry at Metrocrest Services.
They gather Saturday mornings to harvest produce and work in the garden.
Stop by and learn about what we do and sign up for one of our new plots!
Find us on Facebook and check out our website: www.harvestcommunitygarden.org
Email Stan at [email protected]