The Church of the Redeemer is planning a great summer! Services, programming, Christian Ed and other offerings and activities continue. Fr. David Upton will celebrate Redeemer’s services of Holy Eucharist every Sunday and Wednesday at our usual time of 9:30am. (One exception: no service on Wednesday, July 3) Join the vestry and other parishioners in…
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Join us in the transept after the service on Sunday, May 5th for Coffee Talk: Sabbatical! This is a Q & A with Catherine+ about her upcoming sabbatical from June 1 – August 31.
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…
Does it seem like a long time ago that we heard that invitation to a holy Lent? Or has the time flown by? In either case, we are far on our journey to the cross, almost there. It will soon be Holy Week, and we will have the opportunity to walk together to the light…
The after-coffee hour Christian formation class is looking at how we prepare for Easter during the penitential season of Lent. We celebrate each Sunday as a “little Easter” because it is the day of resurrection. Join us each Sunday as we walk together toward Easter. Adult Christian Formation meets in the Vestry Room at 10:45am…
Everyone is invited to participate in our 2024 Lenten study: Witness at the Cross. Last year we really enjoyed a study of Holy Week by Amy Jill Levine. She wrote Witness at the Cross, as well. We will again dive into her book, watch the DVD, and engage one another in reflection and conversation. We…
Confirmation in the Episcopal church is a person’s adult statement of faith.Confirmation is the rite in which we express a mature commitment to Christ and receive strength from the Holy Spirit through prayer and the laying on of hands by a bishop. For 2024, Confirmation will take place at the bishop’s visitation on February 4th.…