Earth Day Adult Forum
“God’s Creation: Saving Wildlife from Trade” Sunday, April 24, 10 AM | Fellowship Hall – presented by Sarah Uhlemann* The Earth is facing an unprecedented extinction crisis: the UN predicts […]
Statement Against Anti-Transgender Attacks
Our Redeemer’s has signed on to a statement by Seattle Pride against anti-trans attacks. This will be shared with those who are being targeted. The statement begins: “Seattle Pride is […]
E-Cycling Cycles Back!
Saturday, April 23, 10 AM – 2 PM It’s time to find those unwanted electronics, Styrofoam packaging, and gently-used clothes! We’ll be collecting on April 23, 10am – 2pm in […]
Lent Adult Forums
Sundays, 10:10 AM | Fellowship Hall Now Is the Time: A Study Guide for the ELCA Declaration to People of African Descent This Lent, we are going to take an […]
Gifts for the World – Inviting Your Input
We are a generous congregation, tithing our church giving for “Gifts for Our World”. Three percent of our giving goes to organizations that are “doing justice and loving kindness,” as […]
Reverend Dr. Nelson Trout – ELCA Bishop
September 20 is the anniversary of the passing of the Rev. Dr. Nelson Trout, the first African-American bishop of the American Lutheran Church and the Evangelical Church of America, and […]
Rosa Jinsey Young – “Mother of Black Lutheranism”
Rosa Jinsey Young is known as the mother of black Lutheranism in central Alabama, as she singlehandedly brought the Lutheran church to rural Alabama from 1916 onward, establishing churches and […]
Lift Every Voice & Sing!
IN CELEBRATION OF BLACK HISTORY MONTH, we turn our attention to “LIFT EVERY VOICE & SING” Often called the Black National Anthem, “Lift Every Voice & Sing” was originally recited as […]
Advocate for Those Who are Vulnerable
During the 60-day Washington Legislative Session Two communities who experience danger and unwanted vulnerability need our advocacy. Learn here how to to speak up for them and how to do […]
Black History Month with a Lutheran Focus
African-American Lutherans have been in the United States for more than 350 years. The history of black Lutheranism in America began with the baptism of Emmanuel (no last name recorded) […]