The Communion of Saints

Redemption Church participates in an annual practice of telling the stories of the lives of the faithful that have gone before us. Each week of this series is an introduction to the people who have shaped our community.

These stories serve as a reminder of the faith and failures of those who have shaped us. By reflecting on the lives of these individuals, we honor their contributions and continue to draw meaning from their lives.

 
 

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Saints 04: Perpetua & Felicitas
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Saints 03: Julian of Norwich
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Saints 02: St. Guinefort
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Saints 01: Jürgen Moltmann
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Saints 04: Anthony the Great
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Saints 03: The Monks of Tibhirine
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Dinner's for 8
Feb 1
Dinner's for 8

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. 

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Ash Wednesday Service
Mar 5
Ash Wednesday Service

Join us for a contemplative Ash Wednesday Service, marking the beginning of Lent on March 5th. 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.

HS Hiking Trip
Mar 18
HS Hiking Trip

Join us for an unforgettable adventure during spring break! This high school-only trip is your chance to explore the breathtaking beauty of Ponca, Arkansas, and the Buffalo River while growing closer to God and each other.

Redemption Institute

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Redemption Institutes

Redemption Institutes are classes that are randomly offered at Redemption Church to introduce thinkers, theologians, or aspects of the Christian faith that can be studied in a classroom environment.