“Drawing near to God to make and equip disciples to live as faithful followers of Christ.”
Community
Every Tuesday during Lent, we are gathering for a meal of soup and bread… then taking some time to consider how Jewish festivals may inform our Christian faith. When did the festivals begin? What are they about? Did Jesus celebrate them? Jesus was Jewish. What does that have to do with my life today? Curious?…
It’s been a good year for Youth Christian Education! Here are some things that have been happening: Nursery is always provided during the church service. The nursery is a cheerful and welcoming space for our youngest members and visitors. Leslie Entwistle is on our nursery staff and has been for several years. She does a wonderful job making sure the…
Join in the fun and post about your summer adventures with photos of “flat Jesus and the lambs” wherever you may find yourselves! Let’s see Jesus at church, the beach, on picnics, hikes – where else will you go? Pick up a flat Jesus in the Narthex on Sunday or print one. Then cut it…
Which way do you drive into our church campus? If you drive from Augusta Road you’re missing the new landscaping that is in the process of being completed. And if you drive from Mauldin Road you still may be missing it….so SLOW down and smell the flowers! Flowers you say? Yes, there is a new butterfly…
A Summer Adventure With God! Vacation Bible School at The Church of the Redeemer this summer: Who: Children ages K-5 – rising 5th When: June 17-21 from 9:15am- 12:15pm Where: The Church of the Redeemer, 120 Mauldin Rd. Greenville, SC 29605 How: To register call the church at 864-277-4562 or email Lhredeemer@gmail.com
The F.E.A.S.T. (Friends Eating And Socializing Together) Groups have switched up for 2024. There are five groups and we’re sure we’ve missed some of you known to be F.E.A.S.T.ers and others of you are just drooling to try one out. If you did not get into one of the groups but would like to, please…
Triduum definition from the Episcopal Church glossary: A period of three days of preparation for a feast day. The term is most frequently used for Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday, the three days prior to Easter Sunday that are the concluding days of Holy Week, also known as the Easter Triduum. Other usage…
We have a new QR code for our website! Thanks to Bennett Helm for creating this for us. Bennett is the Communications Chair for the Vestry and he and Jane Bouton, the Membership Chair, are actively helping us to coordinate our communcations and get the word out about Redeemer! Thanks also to Cynthia Eason, Margie…