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January’s calendar is full of exciting opportunities for serious fellowship and also a whole lot of fun.  We don’t want you to miss any of it.  Here’s a look at January events: 5:15 Youth Group resumes meeting on Wednesday, January 3. Young Adult Community Group Meeting at the McRostie’s home on Sunday, January 7. 5:15 Youth Winter Retreat begins…

To the members of Redeemer Community Church, thank you for your ongiong financial generosity! Through your partnership in the gospel, we are continuing to exalt Jesus through Christ-centered worship, Christ-centered discipleship, and Chirst-centered mission. God has been good to us in 2017, and we have very high expectations for what God will continue to do in 2018 and…

We are continuing to move forward toward partnership with the Acts 29 Church Planting Network. As we mentioned in an update to church members last month, we as elders believe God is leading us as a church to join the network. We believe it will help us move forward in not just being a gospel-centerered church, but in multiplying gospel-centered churches through church…

We want to make sure everyone has the details for the events coming up these next few weeks. Sunday, December 17: All kids participating in the Kids’ Christmas Choir should arrive to church (the 2nd-3rd grade room) at 8:15 to begin rehearsal.  Parents return to pick their kids up from rehearsal and check them in to children’s ministry at 9:30.  Then, head back…

God designed marriage to be a “one flesh” relationship. Sounds great. But experiencing that in daily life, and restoring that when it’s broken — not always so easy. Tab & Sung Trainor will be with us to talk about believing, experiencing, and restoring the “one flesh” reality of marriage. Please plan to join us beginning Friday, February 23rd at Awana…

“‘And they shall call his name Immanuel’ (which means, God with us).” – Matthew 1:23 The Christmas season is here! We wanted to give you a quick preview of a few of the things coming up at Redeemer, along with a simple challenge for church members. What’s Coming Up on Sundays Throughout this month, our sermon series will be called…

Join us for TGC’s 2018 Women’s Conference, a conference that’s for women but not all about women. Together we’ll exalt the Lord Jesus and grow together in his Word. Attention all RCC Ladies! We are excited to pass on information for the upcoming TGC Women’s conference. June 14-16, 2018  Indianapolis, IN RCC is hoping to have a large group in attendance!  Talk with…

Dear Parents, We are excited to announce that we will have a grade school children’s choir participating in the Sunday Meeting on December 17th at 10:00 am. We are thrilled that Nat & Hanna McRostie have agreed to lead the kids in preparations. Participation is not required. However, if you would like your child to be involved, they will be rehearsing in…

October 31, 2017 will mark the 500 year anniversary of the day that Martin Luther nailed 95 Theses to a door in Wittenberg, Germany — remembered as the beginning of the Reformation. This Sunday, during the sermon, we will consider some of the lessons we can learn from Luther’s faith. In the meantime, here are a few things I’d recommend to help you step…

RCC WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDY / THE BOOK OF JAMES / FALL 2017 On your own: Pray, asking the Holy Spirit to draw your attention to what He wants to accomplish in you – whether to repent of sin, rejoice in a promise, meditate on an insight, or praise God for His attributes. Read the portion of James each day until we meet for Fellowship Group. Our hope is that getting into…

We have just kicked off a new year of ministry to our children and youth.  Perhaps it’s a good time for all of us to be reminded of why we’re doing what we’re doing when it comes to the young people God has entrusted to us.  I’ve been struck recently by a sobering example of one of our greatest dangers. You know the story of the Rich Young Ruler…

Last Sunday, on “kickoff Sunday,” we encouraged two steps for the sake of community: Come early on Sunday morning Hospitality (“don’t spend Sunday alone“) Neither of these ideas are gennius. Neither idea is all that costly. But we live in a culture that is obsessed with individualism, and starving for real relationships. The church (which is…

We’re calling this Sunday our “Kickoff Sunday” for the fall — launching a new year of Redeemer Kids classes, praying for school teachers, and beginning a new fall sermon series (from the book of James). We’ll be serving coffee and donuts at 9:30 (service beginning at 10), so come early and enjoy a few minutes with old and new friends.…