WELCOME TO
REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH
A Beacon of Hope!
Redeemer is committed to being a fully affirming and inclusive congregation where people of all ages, races, ethnicities, genders, orientations, and abilities are welcome to celebrate, participate in, receive, and share God's embrace. We invite you to come as you are and join us in authentic and spirit-filled prayer and worship in action.
Join us tomorrow, December 1st, for #GivingTuesday (and throughout the month of December) and consider making Redeemer the recipient of your year-end generosity and matched funds with friends and families!
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2020 Redeemer Black Lives Matter Shirts!
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Redeemer Announcements
November 27, 2020 
Faith Matters Newsletter:
Read Redeemer's
Racial Justice & Equity Statement 
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The ADVENT Project 2020:
The Third Antiphon: O Adonai Advent, which means "coming" or "arrival," is a time of preparation for the birth of Christ, and a celebration of God's unconditional love. Because we are participating in the Advent Project, we will have a weekly meditation on all seven verses of "O Come, O Come Emmanuel." The Advent Project proposes returning to the ancient early church practice of seven Sundays in Advent. In the ancient church the seven “Great O Antiphons” were used as the antiphons for the Magnificat at Vespers, one antiphon during each of the last seven days of Advent. They latter formed the basis for the familiar Advent hymn “O Come, O Come, Emmanuel” based on a Latin hymn from the twelfth century and translated by John Mason Neale (1818–1866). Receive this weekly meditation with each of the sung verses of this beloved hymn.
CALL COMMITTEE UPDATE
At this time, the synod office is creating a list of pastoral candidates which they will be sharing with the call committee soon. We will then begin reviewing and interviewing potential candidates. We are hoping to start this next step by January if not sooner. Please continue to pray for the call committee as we continue the important work of calling Redeemer's next pastor.
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