TheCarillonRingerspresentahandbell mini-concertofmusicfromthemovies
Sunday,April26 inSimsAtriumfollowingeachservice 9:45-10:00&12:15-12:30
Grabacupofcoffeeandandenjoysomeblockbustermusic!
100% Chance of Rain
A jazz cantata for young singers
byWalterS.Horsley
Please come and support our children’s choir as they tell the story of Noah and the flood.
At Redeemer, we hold Baptism Festivals, special Sundays designated for baptisms when several families may be celebrating a baptism at the same time. Please inquire for more details on how scheduling works and to get the Baptism registration form.
Upcoming Festival Dates
In Christ, Deacon Mary Houck (she/her) Director of Children and Family Ministries
Seeds of Joy
Rejoicing Spirits Worship
Sunday, April 19 at 10:15 am
Lunch Together 3.15.26
We will meet in the Atrium after the late service to walk to lunch somewhere in the neighborhood. Join us for some good food and good conversation!
Join our Discord server to get the latest on upcoming events (and some entertaining Christian memes). Contact Pepper or Dn Mary for an invite.
Inman Park Festival
Meet at the home of group members Dan and Alex and then walk to enjoy the festival with the group! RSVP at this link. Address provided after RSVP.
Contact Pepper Humphreys (phumpherys@redeemer.org) or Deacon Mary Houck (mhouck@redeemer.org) for more information.
Savethedates: End-of-YearParty,May3 GraduateSunday,May10
ConfirmationSunday,May17 Affirm,June14-19
KairosCampandRedeemerWeekat Lutheridge,June21-26
SummerServiceTrip,July12-18
SeetheweeklyYouthE-Newsletterformore!
Eventsnottomiss!
CallingAllGraduates!
May10
GraduationSundayiscominguponMay10!
JennyPetersonisheadingagreatSunday celebrationforus,andwewanttocelebrateyour graduation.Pleasefilloutthisformwithyour graduate'sname-highschool,college,graduate school,whatever!Wejustwantthemtobeinon theexcitement
AllYouthVolunteerEvent:Feeding UnhousedNeighbors April18,4-7p.m.
YouareinvitedtojoinHannaandKarenaCramer (andtheirparents)attheirhouseforaYouth ServiceProject.Wewillmakedinnerforour unhousedneighbors(andourselves),takea10minutewalktoDecaturSquaretodeliverthem, andtreatourselvestoicecream.Wehopeyou canjoinus!PleaseRSVPtoPepper.
SecondSunday-AllYouthMallScavenger Hunt April12
GetreadyforanexcitingMallScavengerHunt!After church,weʼllcarpooltoPerimeterMallwherethefun kicksoffwithlunchatthefoodcourt(provided).Thenitʼs gametime:teamup,grabonephonepergroupand travelthroughthemallsolvingclues,snappingcreative photosandcompletingchallengestorackuppoints The teamwiththehighestscoretakesthewin.Getreadyfor anafternoonfullofteamworkandfriendlychaos!Please RSVPtoPepperifyouplantoattend.
LastSunday-HighSchoolEscapeRoom Challenge! April26
Afterchurch,weʼllheadovertoTheBatteryAtlantaforan unforgettablechallengeatTheEscapeGameAtlanta. Crackclues,solvepuzzles,andraceagainsttheclockto breakoutbeforetimerunsout Everyoneiswelcome, whetheryouʼrethemastermindortheclue-finder.More detailsarecomingsoonandcarpoolingwillbeavailable. RSVPtoPepper.
Wednesdays at Redeemer
Final Classes, Dinner and Worship will be April 29
Beginning at 5:00 PM, we will offer a tasty, nutritious meal for you and your family. Dinner Service will conclude at 6:30 PM.
4:15PMEarlyBirdBibleStudy|Reception
5:00PMDinner|SimsAtrium
6:00PMPastor'sClass|RudisillHall
In-personandonline-NotenoclassApril8
BeginningApril15
“SeeingtheGospel” OrthodoxiconsisatypeofreligiousartthatisforeigntomanyProtestants Yetwhenwelearnhowtoreadanicon, itoffersanopportunitytoengageHolyScripturewithgreaterdepthandunderstanding.JoinPastorLarsonon Wednesdayeveningsat6PMinpersonorviaZoombeginningApril15aswelearnthe“code”usedbyorthodox artiststocreatethesebeautifulobjectsofdevotion.
Midweek Evening Prayer | Worship at 7:00 PM
Sunday Morning Music Rehearsal - No Rehearsals Easter Sunday
JOY Choir,grades6-12 9:00-9:45|SeraphimChoir,gradesK-5 9:00-10:00
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Sunday Morning Classes at 10 am - No classes Easter Sunday
Be Still and Journey Room 119
-Led by Pat Cornwell
Mysteries of Faith Room 121
-Led by Peter Quist and Don Noland
We will be touring the exhibit titled William Tyndale and 500 Years of the English New Testament.
Five hundred years ago, a small book printed in Germany was smuggled across the English Channel and changed the Englishspeaking world forever, opening the text of the New Testament to the common reader. The tour will be led by the Director of the Pitts Library and curator of this exhibit, Dr. Richard Manly Adams.
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Pitts Theology Library at Emory’s Candler School of Theology Candler School of Candler School of Theology
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