If you are new to Redemption Church, join us for a two-week introduction to Redemption Church. Led by Tim Suttle, these sessions will dive into our shared life in this neighborhood and with each other.

This ceremony is a public commitment made by parents, signaling their intent to raise their child in the ways of Jesus and guide them in the process of becoming a channel for God’s activity and promise.  It also provides an opportunity for our congregation to confirm our promise to come alongside families and offer our support and love as they lead their children on the journey of faith. 

Save the date for the next Redemption Church book club! Sat. April 11 at 9:30am. We will be discussing Corrie Ten Boom's The Hiding Place please contact Kadi Davis with questions kadialicia21@gmail.com

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.

Join us to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus. Easter Sunday begins the Season of Eastertide. This special holiday asks the people of God to gather and contemplate the mystery of Christ’s resurrection. This is a family service, therefore it will be shorter than normal and there will be no childcare available. We can’t wait to be together for this special holiday.

Good Friday is a special service during Holy Week that invites the Church to gather together to mourn the death of Jesus.

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.

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).

Join us at Redemption Church for a meaningful Palm Sunday service as we commemorate Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem with joyful worship, scripture readings, a teaching, and a time of prayerful reflection. All are welcome… whether you’re joining us for the first time or are part of our church family. Join online or in person.

Redemption Church in Olathe will host a screening and discussion of the documentary Join or Die on Saturday, March 28, at 3:30 PM. This film explores the critical importance of community involvement and the decline of civic organizations in the United States. Following the research of social scientist Robert Putnam, the documentary examines how joining clubs and local groups influences the health of American democracy and individual well-being.

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.

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 March 15th to listen, learn, and hopefully grow.

Begin your weekends in a spirit of calm this Lent. We’ll gather online each Friday morning at 7:20 a.m. for a short time of contemplative prayer. We will experience various kinds of contemplative prayer together. Come for one session or all. Everyone is welcome. Please register to receive the meeting link.

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.

Begin your weekends in a spirit of calm this Lent. We’ll gather online each Friday morning at 7:20 a.m. for a short time of contemplative prayer. We will experience various kinds of contemplative prayer together. Come for one session or all. Everyone is welcome. Please register to receive the meeting link.

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.

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.

Redemption Church in Olathe will host a screening and discussion of the documentary Join or Die on Saturday, January 24, at 1:00 PM. This film explores the critical importance of community involvement and the decline of civic organizations in the United States. Following the research of social scientist Robert Putnam, the documentary examines how joining clubs and local groups influences the health of American democracy and individual well-being.

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.

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! 

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!

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!

Christmas Eve Candlelight Service - Our candlelight service begins at 5:30pm on Wednesday, December 24th. No childcare is available.

One of our favorite Advent traditions is sharing some simple warmth with our neighborhood. We invite you to be part of this by baking or buying a few dozen cookies to share.

Save the date! We’re having our annual Ladies’ Christmas Party on Thursday, December 4th in the evening. More details to follow!

Our Ordinary Time Roundtable is this Sunday, November 16th from 4-6pm. If you are examining your beliefs, traditions or practices, this Ordinary Time Roundtable is a time to bring your questions and open mind to connect with others who are challenging and deconstructing long held paradigms. Childcare will be provided. No registration is necessary.

Come join us for our all-church fall workday! We'll tackle building and grounds projects together, enjoying a time of shared purpose and accomplishment. Lunch will be provided as a way of appreciating everyone's contributions. It's a great opportunity to work alongside one another and care for the space we all share. A list of specific projects will be made available soon.

This Milestone Class for children and parents is an invitation to understand the Lord's Supper as a meal of remembrance and belonging. We will explore the meaning of our communion liturgy and what it means to be nourished by God's grace in our shared life together. The class will be interactive and engage a variety of our senses. This milestone is designed to help our children and families become full participants in the central act of our worship.