Middle and high school youth group will resume on Wednesday, January 7, 2026; we’ll meet weekly from 7:00pm to 8:30pm in the youth room for games, scripture discussion, and community-building. See you then!

Join us for another round of Redemption Book Club on January 16, 2026 at 9:30am. We will be discussing Robert Dugoni’s book The Extraordinary life of Sam Hell. The book follows Sam, a boy with ocular albinism, through his childhood and into adulthood as he reflects on his life and the meaning of the people he has encountered throughout. Please register on the Redemption website if you plan to join us. We look forward to seeing you!

As temperatures drop, many of our neighbors are in urgent need of a warm, safe place to stay while government buildings are closed. On January 19th, Martin Luther King's holiday, we are opening our building to host a warming center and we need your help! 

Justice & Compassion: In this class, Middle Schoolers and their parents will lean into our shared responsibility to stand in solidarity with the outcast. We will explore the difference between justice and compassion, helping kids and their parents discover how their unique wiring can be used to bring God's redemptive love to a broken world.

Dinners for 8 combine two of our favorite things at Redemption Church, hanging out together and eating! This is a good opportunity to meet some new people at RC. 

Contact Mandy with questions mandy@redemptionchurchkc.com

If you are looking for a place to have a contemplative conversation with other folks who have questions and thoughts about the life of faith, come to the Roundtable on February 1st to listen, learn, and hopefully grow.

The youth ministry of Redemption Church will be traveling to the great city of Memphis, TN, for an immersive journey into the heart of the Civil Rights Movement. We think it is essential for our students to not only see the history of the Civil Rights Movement, but also to discuss and wrestle with how the Church (and in particular black liberation theology) gave the movement its imaginative framework.