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

Join us for a contemplative Ash Wednesday Service, marking the beginning of Lent on February 18th. This will be a family-friendly and self-guided practice with interactive stations designed to lead you in reflecting on the life, death, and hopeful resurrection of Jesus. The final station will offer the imposition of ashes, a reminder of our mortality and need for resurrection.

Drop the kids off and join us for an easy, relaxed evening with other parents raising teenagers. Hosted by Ken Marshall and Lindsay Moore at Apogee Coffee & Draft, this casual get-together is a chance to connect, share experiences, and enjoy good conversation—no agendas, no pressure.

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.

Join us for our Spring Workday on March 28 as we come together to maintain and beautify our building and grounds. There will be a variety of tasks for all skill levels, from gardening and landscaping to minor repairs and cleaning. This is a great opportunity to serve alongside others and make our church home even more welcoming for everyone.

Join us for a fun-filled Easter Egg Hunt on Sunday, March 29th, immediately after church! This event is open to all kids 5th grade and younger and features two designated areas for hunting: one for elementary students (K–5th grade) and one for younger children (Preschool & under).

Maundy Thursday marks the beginning of the most sacred time of the Christian year, commemorating the night Jesus shared his final meal with his disciples, known as the Last Supper. The word “Maundy” comes from the Latin “mandatum,” meaning “commandment,” reflecting Jesus’ command to love one another as He has loved us.