Our Redeemer's Lutheran Church

Traditional words, modern world. During informal worship the neighbor to your left or right might be a young child, a grandparent or maybe the pastor. Your bulletin, containing songs, prayers and event information, gives you everything you need to know. During this hour-long service, an ensemble leads us in a mix of traditional hymns and […]

Sundays, 10 AM | Fellowship Hall  

Spirited tradition expressing God’s living, loving word. The 11:00 am service is liturgy deeply rooted in the Lutheran tradition of God’s living word. Join together in prayer, familiar hymns and communion at God’s all-welcoming table, and hear a thoughtful message from Pastor Gretchen that you can can carry into your week. We wish one another […]

Be a Part of “The Journey” In this time of getting closer to “back to normal,” many families and folks have been exploring Our Redeemer’s as a faith community. We are so excited to have new people among us, finding life and faith together. If you are one of those new people, or if you’ve […]

Various rostered ministers in our synod will co-facilitate a weekly study of Willie James Jennings' book, Acts: A Theological Commentary on the Bible. Purchase of the book is encouraged, although not a necessary requirement to fully participate. We would love to have you join us in this creative adventure in the Spirit - Drop in […]

Where can you laugh, make friends, be encouraged, and experience the joy of creating harmonies that lift your spirits and fill your soul? YOU are invited to be part of something special. If you like to sing or want to give it a try, you (and/or your kids) are warmly welcomed to join in! Here’s the […]

Where can you laugh, make friends, be encouraged, and experience the joy of creating harmonies that lift your spirits and fill your soul? YOU are invited to be part of something special. Here’s the schedule for Wednesdays, beginning September 14: Kids’ Choir – 6:30 – 7:00 p.m. – ages 5 – 12 Karen Lee and […]

Our service of Tenebrae (Shadows) is a candlelight service remembering and reflecting on the last words of Christ through prayer, music, and silence. This moving service is deeply rooted in the tradition of the church, and is beautiful and moving.