What To Expect
We want your experience at Redeemer to be inviting and memorable. From a great children’s ministry to inspirational worship and messages, our weekend environments are places where you can encounter the life-changing presence of God. On this page you will find some helpful information on what to expect when you visit Redeemer on a weekend.
WORSHIP SERVICE
Because of COVID-19, we’re currently meeting outdoors at 9:00 a.m. to worship together. Our services are uplifting and a blend of contemporary and traditional. You’ll experience powerful worship and hear an inspiring message filled with truth, hope and practical ways to apply to your life. You’ll also have the opportunity to pray, give, and participate in communion.
WHAT TO WEAR & BRING
Dress casual and comfortable for the weather (shorts and sandals are very appropriate wear!). Bring a chair or blanket, sunglasses, hat, and maybe a bottle of water. To help keep others safe, we request everyone to wear a mask. Shade tents will be available. Visit our home page to access the online bulletin (includes song lyrics) and other pertinent info for the morning.
PARKING
We have a parking team who will guide you to a parking spot and direct you to the lawn where our greeters will be happy to assist you with finding a spot to sit and answer any other questions you may have.
FAMILIES & CHILDREN
While we continue to meet outdoors, families will sit and worship together. Our nursery and preschool childcare is currently suspended and our K-5th Children’s church is online. Feel free to bring snacks, toys, art supplies, or other items to help entertain your children during the service.
We hope to bring our services back indoors as soon as it’s safe to do so. Check our website for updates.
Worship Service
Service begins at 10:30am. Our worship services are uplifting and a blend of contemporary and traditional. You’ll experience powerful worship and hear an inspiring message filled with truth, hope and practical ways to apply to your life. You’ll also have the opportunity to pray, give, and participate in communion.