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Tuesdays, June 30 - July 28, 6:30pm

Parish hall

Join us for Redeemer’s Summer book club, where we will discuss Richard Rohr’s The Universal Christ. Please bring a "brown bag" dinner.

We meet in the Parish Hall at 6:30pm and wrap up by 8pm. Please join us for a lively and engaging conversation!

After these gatherings conclude, we’ll take some time off for the summer and resume the Tuesday night series in the fall.

Saturday, June 13, 11am-3pm

Church grounds; free admission

You are invited to Redeemer's Annual Strawberry Festival! Enjoy fresh strawberry shortcake, baked goods, music, great kids’ activities, a Moonbounce, lunch off the grill, and a fantastic boutique with clothing, home goods, and other bargains. A wonderful community tradition, open to all!
All funds raised help support the church and its ministries.  Please join us for a day of great food and fun!

Friday, May 29, 7pm

Church nave; free, freewill offerings encouraged; RSVP on Eventbrite.

Known for her red organ shoes, internationally acclaimed organist Amelie Held performs the inaugural concert in our “Prelude to ‘27” series; celebrating the 20th anniversary of Redeemer’s Di Gennaro-Hart Pipe Organ. Held regularly performs on stages in Europe and the United States, including performances at the Gewandhaus Leipzig, the Konzerthaus Dortmund, the Helsinki Music Center and the St. Petersburg Mariinsky Concert Hall.

This is opening recital of “Prelude to ‘27,” a concert series celebrating the 20th anniversary of Redeemer’s Di Gennaro-Hart Pipe Organ.

Sunday, April 5, 10:30am

Church nave

Join with us in celebrating the event that defines our Church: the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead, fulfilling the scriptural foretelling of the Messiah. Our festive service is accompanied by transcendent music, including Mozart's Missa Brevis No.1 in G Major, K. 49 with full string orchestra.

The word "Easter'' likely comes from an old English word related to dawn and shining. Like spring itself, Easter brings the promise of new life and refers not only to a single day, but to a whole season of celebration called Eastertide.

We hope that the coming Easter season will be one of newness and light for you and for those close to you. May we stand in light of the resurrection, transformed by the grace and glory of God, and see new creation, both in ourselves and around us. 

Sunday, February 22, noon

Parish hall

Jesus said, “For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me.” (Matthew 25:34)

In 2026, Jesus might add, “I was burdened by medical bills I could not pay, and you relieved me.” 

On Sunday, February 22, please stay for coffee hour after church for an information session on Redeemer’s community campaign to buy and cancel medical debt. Working with a nonprofit organization called Undue Medical Debt, we hope to raise $15,000, which will enable us to pay off more than $1.8 million of debt.

For more information and to make a donation, please click here. Additionally, contributions can be made by check to Redeemer (put “Love your neighbor” on the memo line).