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Worship ServicesWhen we are at our best, worship at the Redeemer will send you out into the world uplifted in spirit, convinced that God loves you, and equipped to make a difference.From Sunday after Labor Day through mid-June, we hold services in the sanctuary at 8am (spoken Eucharist), 10am (either Eucharist or Morning Prayer with full choir) and 5pm (Choral Evensong). Our Evensong has ended for the program year. The 10am and 5pm services are also streamed on the Redeemer Facebook page and on YouTube . Service and Sermon archives: You can listen to any service, which includes the sermon (which usually begins around 34 minutes during the service), by scrolling through the past dates or our recorded services on our YouTube channel starting in 2020. Summer Sundays -- Our summer season starts mid-June; we hold one service at 10am followed by lemonade outdoors in the Office Courtyard. The 10am service will continue to be streamed on the Redeemer Facebook page and on YouTube . |
Everyone is welcome to attend our services, whether you are a committed Christian, a member of another religion, an agnostic or atheist, or simply curious about what we do.
Our priests love the sound of squealing or crying babies in church! (Really!) You and the child you're caring for are welcome no matter how noisy or tired either of you is.
You are welcome to participate as you feel comfortable. While the bulletin and officiant may say things like, "Please kneel," if you are a visitor, are new, or are physically unable to make these motions, please pray as you are able.
| There is no dress code. Many people in our congregation find it meaningful to wear dressier clothes for the Sunday morning service, but we are happy to see you no matter what you wear. We joyfully welcome both women and men to participate fully in all aspects of worshipping and leadership, as well as in the governance of the church. Both of our priests (a man and a woman) preach and celebrate the Eucharist regularly. If you don't see lots of children, it may be because they are simply elsewhere at the time! We have a large Sunday School, and only the oldest come up for Communion. |