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The Weekly
Each week, we send out an email with updates about what’s going on in the life of our church as well as a short article for the edification of the body. If you’d like to be added to the email list, please click the buton below.
Community Groups
Community Groups are open for folks to understand and experience what life together looks like. It is easy to say we value community, but oftentimes it is the idea of community that we like. We believe it is through the practical, nitty-gritty sharing of pain, struggles, victories, and dreams that we get to experience a fuller life in Christ. We meet the first and third weeks of each month.
Groups typically share a meal together. There is no prescribed curriculum. Each group, however, can decide to read a book together and discuss the sermon if they would like. The main focus of these times is to know each other and to help each other apply God’s truth to our lives.
northeast greenville
Chad and Mindy Ashby lead the Northeast Group. Please contact Chad for more information about visiting with them.
north main
Darrell and Kirsten Daulton lead the North Main group in their home on the first and third Sunday every month from 4 to 6 pm. Please contact Darrell for more information about visiting with them.
Mauldin/Simpsonville
Brennan and Lydia Jorgensen lead the Mauldin/Simpsonville group. They meet on the 2nd Sunday in the evening. The group typically meets in one of the group member’s homes. Please contact Brennan for more information about visiting with them.
Eastside
Aaron and Leslie Higgs lead the Eastside Group. They meet on the first and third Sunday in the evening during the school year. The group typically meets at either the Higg’s home or at a local park. Please contact Aaron for more information about visiting with them.
Membership
It is one thing to visit a church, it is quite another to commit ourselves to each other. In our individualistic culture, it is very easy to go to church to see what’s in it for me. We might never consciously say this, but this is typically how it works out. The oft-used term “church shopping” betrays a consumeristic culture that has seeped into the church.
As Redeemer, we believe that the best way to practice community is by committing to community. We want people to find a place to grow in their relationship with Jesus. And insofar that they are excited and take part in Redeemer’s vision, we want to welcome people into membership.
We hold bi-annual Membership Classes to explain our Core Values. This Fall, we are hosting a Member Class Series on March 31st through the 32nd. Please contact the Administrative Staff if you would like more information, or sign up below for our next Membership Class.
Counseling
We are happy to partner with Restoration Counseling Center to offer professional, confidential, and compassionate Christian counseling to address most of life’s hardest realities. Our goal is to walk alongside you , extending the gentle, lowly, and meek ministry of Jesus towards sinners and sufferers. He says, “Come to me and I will give you rest.” Our desire is to help you find your rest in Jesus.
College & Young Adult Ministry
Our college and young adult ministry meets on Wednesday nights from 7:00-9:00 pm. This time is spent equipping young people to study the Bible, share the Gospel, and make disciples. During the school year we work through whole books of the Bible, and during the summer we do topical studies connecting theology to the Christian life. Please contact Nate Cure if you would like to know more about the college ministry or visit Redeemer.
Family Ministry
NURSERY (0-3YRS)
Caregivers are able to check in children before our service begins. Our Nursery workers are ready to receive children at 10:00. While there, kids will play together, receive a snack (gluten-free), sing a song, and hear a Bible story. We have an electronic check-in procedure that our workers are happy to walk you through. You will leave your name, allergy information, and cell phone number so that workers can contact you if necessary. You will receive a tag that you must have to pick up your child at the conclusion of the service.
CHILDREN (4-6YRS)
Children are dismissed in the middle of the service to go to Children’s Church. We want to come alongside parents and caregivers in training their children. Having them sit in the service with them is a step in that direction. We realize that asking a child 4-6 years of age to sit through an entire service is a bit much to ask. This is why they are dismissed to be able to move around as well as to hear a Bible story and sing.
YOUTH (1ST-4TH; 5TH-12TH)
Our Redeemer Kids meet from 9:00-10:00a. We use a curriculum called The Gospel Project. [You can find out more about it by clicking through.] One of the main reasons we love this curriculum is that (1) it brings the entire story of the Bible together as pointing to Jesus; (2) the stories are consistent across the different age groups; (3) the involvement of families is key to the success of the study. We also have various times for youth to get together to go bowling and socialize together.
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