Join your Church family and friends with “The Return of Wednesday Night Dinners at Redeemer!” 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.
Please contact Sarah at shawbecker@redeemer.org with questions or for more information.
We are excited to see our returning students and welcome new people!
Our choral and handbell ensembles are open to all.
J.O.Y. Choir returns
Sunday, August 17
J O Y is an ensemble for Just Our Youth, grades 6-12 We’ll meet on Sunday mornings 9:00-9:30 am. Joining voices in fellowship and praise, you will make friends and memories while serving God, our congregation and community.
Baptism at Redeemer
Greetings! If you or someone you know is expecting a child or interested in baptism at Redeemer at any age, we would love to celebrate this special milestone with your family! We have several dates available. Here are some details:
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
Sunday, August 31 at either service
Sunday, October 12 at either service
Sunday, December 28 - one service at 10 am
Sunday, February 15 at either service
Saturday, April 4 at the Family Easter Vigil Service, 11 am or the evening Easter Vigil Service at 7 pm
Rejoicing Spirits is a worship service for people of all ages and abilities. It is worship that encourages all to share their gifts in a comfortable, shush-free setting where difference is celebrated and ‘can’t’ is thrown out the window.
Should I go to Rejoicing Spirits?
YES! We are all beloved children of God with strengths and weaknesses. People with disabilities and their caregivers need the support of their faith community. Come to be a friend and make some amazing new friends!
Do I have to choose between RS and my fave Redeemer service?
NO! RS is once per month, and occurs during Faith Formation Hour. You might miss part of your adult Faith Formation class, but next week you can tell them all about the fun you had at Rejoicing Spirits!
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December 14
Rejoicing Spirits is back from our summer break! We can't wait to hear about your summer adventures and how you've been growing in faith. Mark your calendar now!! 10:15-10:45 am in Rudisill Hall
Join us for Worship on Zoom or in person!
We had an amazing week 'On the Go with God' at Road Trip VBS! Thank you for your support.
20'S/30'S MINISTRY
Lunch Together 8.17.25
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!
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Game Nights!
The 20's/30's team is excited to announce a series of monthly game nights this fall! We hope all our Redeemer friends will come, and we are also reaching out to the Georgia Tech community. The brand new building directly across Peachtree St. from Redeemer opens in August and will house several hundred GA Tech graduate students. We can’t wait to meet our new neighbors! Pizza dinner included; bring a favorite game (optional).
Fall Retreat
We are headed to Camp Lutheridge (near Asheville, NC) for a Theology on Tap Retreat November 7-9. Save the Date! Scholarships available; more info.
Find more details on the online form by clicking below. Register online or speak to Deacon Allison or Deacon Mary. DEADLINE August 31 2025
Our theme this year is:
Sacred Self Care
Based on the Book by Chanequa Walker-Barnes
Double Room $180
Single Room $250 Scholarships Available
Register Here
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Sister D’Etta Broam was ordained as a minister of Word and Service in September 2024 and consecrated as a deaconess in the Deaconess Community of the ELCA in ovember 2024 She is a certified yoga therapist with the International Yoga Therapists Association and urrently serves as a Deacon of Health and Wholeness or the SC Synod of the ELCA She is a daughter, wife, mother, and loves to read, walk, sing, watch Braves baseball, and play with her dogs, “Bert and Ernie.”
The Stewardship Ministry encourages you to get excited for Fall Kick-off on August 17 !th
Are you looking to get involved at Redeemer but don’t know where to start? Do you want to put your talents to use in a new area? Whether you’re new to Redeemer or unsure of your role, Stewardship will help guide you to where you are needed
We are currently recruiting hosts for October Small Group get-togethers If you are part of a mom or dad group, a neighborhood group, a young adults group, a retirement group, a new member group, a ministry team group any group! we will provide the perfect excuse to get together for a meal or cup of coffee to talk about Redeemer and plans for the future. Stewardship is providing a brunch for potential hosts on September 21 to help you prepare st
And don’t forget that October 26 is Consecration Sunday, when you can prayerfully and faithfully offer your pledge of financial support to help all of Redeemer’s ministries
I know it’s still summer, but it’s not too early to start preparing for our 2025 Hat and Scarf Challenge
Our Prayer Shawl Ministry is once again inviting everyone to knit or crochet hats and scarves for those in need. Last year, thanks to your generosity, we made and distributed over 120 items during the Lutheran Community Food Ministry Holiday Meals Let’s continue this beautiful tradition! You are welcome to knit or crochet as many hats and scarves as you like just be sure scarves are at least 60 inches long and feel free to use any pattern you enjoy Superwash yarn is best for easy care This is a wonderful way to share warmth and love with those who rely on our Food Ministry.
Completed items can be dropped off in the Fall 2025 Challenge box in Room 119, where you will also find yarn available in plastic containers.
If you are interested in making a prayer shawl, we have plenty of yarn and pattern ideas available And if you would like to learn how to knit or crochet, please let Pat know we would love to gather and teach anyone who wants to learn these sacred crafts. For questions or pattern ideas, contact Pat Cornwell at jpcorn90@gmail.com.
2025 SYNODICAL CONVENTION
We are delighted to invite you to the 2025 Women of the ELCA Southeastern Synodical Convention! This year, we gather under the inspiring theme:
“We will be known forever by the tracks we leave ” (Dakota Proverb)
Join us as we explore the profound impact of our faith journeys and the legacy we create together.
�� Bible Verse: John 13:34-35 (NRSV) – "I give you a new commandment, that you love one another. Just as I have loved you, you also should love one another. By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another"
�� Hymn: "They Will Know We Are Christians By Our Love"
Hosted By:
Co-Host Clusters: Cluster 6 – Agape & Cluster 8 – The King Convention Chairs: Bridget Radford & Sarah Stewart Board Liaisons: Arlette Stansbury & Bridget Radford
Love Offering:
This year, our love offering will support Lutheran Disaster Relief, extending our compassion to those in need.
✨ Why Attend?
Engage in Uplifting Worship: Experience spiritual renewal through shared worship and song. Participate in Enriching Workshops: Learn and grow through sessions designed to empower and inspire.
Foster Deep Connections: Build lasting relationships with women across our synod. Shape Our Future: Contribute to discussions and decisions that guide our collective mission
Ready to Join Us? Register Today!
Secure your spot by registering through the link below. Early registration ensures you have ample time to plan and participate fully
In May 2025 Carol, David, Priscilla, Sydne participated in Redeemer’s New Member Class in which they learned about Redeemer’s mission and history, our Lutheran identity, ministries, and worship On May 18th, they made public affirmation of their baptism and became full members of Lutheran Church of the Redeemer Get to know them through their bios below and reach out to them through our online directory, Realm, to welcome them into our church
Carol Boe
Carol has attended Redeemer since February 2025 She grew up in Syracuse, New York, and continues to enjoy the freedom of single life. She was the first in her family to go to college and graduate school, had careers in writing and designing marketing communications, and teaching English to adults overseas One of her greatest joys is traveling the world to experience different cultures Carol has traveled to 34 countries, so far, and lived in four of them--Germany, South Korea, Turkey, and Ecuador. Now retired, she still enjoys exercising as part of a healthy lifestyle, reading, writing non-fiction, and lifelong learning In February, Carol moved back to Atlanta after eight years in Nevada to help her last family member, now deceased She lives in Lutheran Towers and loves the diversity of the residents, their numerous activities, and being across the street from Redeemer As a single Lutheran woman, belonging to a church community is an important part of her family
David Fater
David grew up in New York and North Carolina After graduating from the University of North Carolina in 1969 with a degree in accounting, David joined Arthur Young and Company in Atlanta. Over the next 23 years, David rose to the ranks of an international audit and mergers and acquisitions Partner in Charlotte, New York, and Chicago After leaving the Firm in 1993, he became immersed in healthcare, serving as the CEO or CFO of physician companies, medical device companies, as well as drug discovery/development companies, the last of which were in Florida
He grew up exposed to various religions and left his Jewish ancestry behind to become a Presbyterian In 2022 and 2023, he suffered calamitous falls, leaving him with only partial vision in his right eye and being legally blind. In November 2024, he lost his wife and was advised by physicians that he could not live alone His long-time friend of 56 years (Tom Bohannon) suggested he move back to Atlanta and in with him, which he did Tom immersed himself in the Redeemer Life David has two sons, four grandchildren, and one great-grandson.
Priscilla Scarpaci
Priscilla is a PhD student in French literature at the University of Georgia, where she also teaches undergraduate courses. She has attended Redeemer off and on for several years and is now excited to join more fully through the new member class Born and raised in Tucker, Georgia, she helps take care of her dad Her academic work explores literature, music, and gender in 17th-century France. In her free time, she enjoys writing, singing, and spending quiet moments in nature and with her cat. She looks forward to becoming more involved at Redeemer and connecting with the church community
Sydne Santo
Sydne moved to Atlanta one year ago from Dayton, Ohio, after living in a multitude of cities, including Athens, Ohio, Columbus, Ohio, and Chicago, Illinois She now works in advertising strategy for an entertainment agency called Wasserman and freelances as a copywriter and social media manager Sydne lives in Old Fourth Ward and spends her time walking the beltline, practicing yoga, and consuming as many books and movies as possible She grew up attending St Timothy Lutheran Church with her family and is elated to officially join and get involved with the Redeemer community!
