STELLAR VBS: Helps Kids Shine a Light on Jesus’ Love!
Join us August 7-11 from 9 am-12 pm every day. We are launching kids on a cosmic quest where they’ll have a blast shining Jesus’ light to the world. Stellar […]
Confirmation Class Tackles Questions of Faith
by The Confirmation Team The confirmation class has continued to explore Jesus’ life and Lutheran theology tackling questions such as the meaning of evil, salvation by grace, and how this […]
Sprouts Grow in Faith
by Dana Wright Sprouts continues to be a delight to Kari Guddal, Mr. Dana, and Red Bird. Our numbers remain rather small (2 to 6). Our unit for Fall 2022 […]
Carolyn Swanson – An Appreciation
by Stephanie Running When the dictionary wrote the definition for “generosity”, they must have been thinking of Carolyn! Carolyn is from a seriously LUTHERAN family. Her father was an ordained […]
Adult Forums in February
Sundays, 10 AM | Our Redeemer’s February 5 – The Transition Team will offer updates and receive feedback on the transition process. All are invited to come and be a […]
Winter-Spring LiVE Project Learning Opportunities
Interrogating Privilege Class meets weekly 6:30pm – 8pm on Zoom Wednesdays – February 1, 8, Thursdays – February 23, March 2, 9, 16 This 8-week mini-course is designed specifically for […]
O-Rock Kids Grow Into Church
by Meagan Minus Most Sundays in O-ROCK we spend time talking about our week since we saw each other last, connecting over the kids’ experiences, and how these relate to […]
Faith Formation for Adults – January 2023
Adult Faith Formation Book Study Starts January 16th – Mondays, 7 PM on Zoom Continuing our conversation from the fall on how and why we read the Bible, we’ll be […]
You Are Invited to “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 […]
Pastor David’s December Letter
We live in anxious times. Individually and collectively, many of us struggle with anxiety, socially, economically, politically, and yes, even ecclesiastically (the church’s future). Anxiety is the produced experience of […]