Bible Study & Sunday School

Adult Bible studies meet on Sunday mornings in the small chapel at approximately 10:45 a.m. and is open to all adults. Sunday School starts at about 10:25 a.m. on Sunday mornings. Children are assigned a room in which to meet according to their age and grade.

Fellowship

After the Sunday Service, Redeemer supplies coffee and donuts in the basement gym to encourage fellowship within the congregation. This time is also used as a break between the Service and Bible Study/Sunday School.

A free will offering is encouraged.

Alter Guild

The Altar Guild takes responsibility for the altar and all the paraments on the walls and altar.  There are certain colors that get put up at various times of the Church year. For example, on Holy week, Maunday Thursday the Altar Guild takes charge of stripping of the altar with the help of the girl confirmands, they then prepare it for Easter Sunday. The Altar Guild is also responsible for setting up communion on the first and third Sundays of the month.

The Altar Guild are the ones in charge of the flower calendar, and see to it that the Church has flowers on the Altar every week.  They then deliver these flowers to one of the shut-ins or hospitalized people of the Church's congregation.   

Pastoral Services

Pastoral care is available twenty-four hours a day to all members of Redeemer.  The pastor is available to offer spiritual counsel or respond in times of need.  Regular visits are made to area nursing homes and to the elderly and shut-ins. 

The Divine Service (with the Sacrament of Holy Communion) is available for those members of Redeemer who are physically unable to come to the Divine Service at the Church. 

Home visitations are made when time permits.  Weddings (after conferral) and funerals are conducted by the pastor for the members of Redeemer.  Baptisms are conducted after conferral with pastor.

Mission Guild

The Mission Guild's mission is to provide a gathering place after a funeral for the families of Redeemer members who experience the loss of a loved one.  It gives us the opportunity to embrace the "Great Commandment:" TO LOVE ONE ANOTHER.  As we meet, greet, and serve refreshments to those who grieve, we become vessels of God's love as Christian friends by sharing the Gospel with those in need of healing and grace!

If you could hear the kind words and feel the appreciation expressed by the family members of the deceased you would see that this is a very gratifying service to be a part of, and even though it is volunteer work, the value to the families and the volunteers themselves is immeasurable!

Red Hat Club

The Red Hat Club is a women's organization that was started by some of the elderly at Redeemer. The Club collects and makes hats and mittens in the winter and puts those on Christmas trees in the narthex. In the summer we collect socks and underclothing for the children in a charter school

The Red Hat Club is also social club whose members go out to eat together, usually on the last Sunday of the month.  This club is meant for women 50 and older but we will accept youngsters under 50 as well. All members over 40 wear a red hat, all members under 40 wear a pink hat.  We currently have between 8 & 10 members and are always open to more.

Red Hat Club Outing

Orphan Grain Train is a Christian volunteer network that shares personal and material resources with needy people in America and around the world. Grain Train volunteers gather donations of clothing, medical supplies, food, Christian literature, and other aid to meet real needs. The Orphan Grain Train movement is a loving response to Jesus Christ's example as a servant and His love for us.

Click the "Train" to visit their website to learn more about this humanitarian organization or you can visit via www.ogt.org.

Quilt Club meets at the Church on the first and third Wednesday of every month from 9:30 am to 2:30 p.m. Everyone from beginners to experts are invited to attend.