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Sunday Worship: 8:30 & 11:00am
Education Hour: 9:45am
Midweek Wednesday Worship: 7:00pm
Readings
Genesis 15:1-12, 17-18
The covenant with Abram and his descendants
Psalm 27
In the day of trouble, God will give me shelter. (Ps. 27:5)
Philippians 3:17--4:1
Our citizenship is in heaven from where we expect a Savior
Luke 13:31-35
I have desired to gather Jerusalem as a hen gathers her brood
Sermons
Missed a Sunday but still want to hear the sermon? Click Here
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Jesus and Justice: A Lenten Adult Forum Series Sundays at 9:45am
Inside the Juvenile Justice System
Former prosecutor and current ombudsman for the Illinois juvenile justice system, Kathy Bankhead, will be here to discuss the juvenile justice system and how the Church and a church like Redeemer could help.
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Easter Flowers Orders Due April 7
Contact the church office if you are interested in ordering Easter flowers. Lilies ($17.50), Red Azaleas ($20), Blue Hydrangeas ($35), and Yellow Daffodils ($12.50).
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Lenten Intergenerational Study
Short Stories By Jesus
ALL (Confirmation Students, Parents, High School Students, Senior Adults, Singles, Grandparents, Extended Family Members etc.) are encouraged to join us on Wednesday Evenings throughout Lent as we explore the parables told by Jesus! This is an opportunity for adults to connect with our Confirmation students as we delve into how these Short Stories By Jesus help guide our lives today.
This week we will be covering The Good Samaritan! Think you know the message behind this story? Come to our Lenten Intergenerational Study at 6:00pm this Wednesday in the Parish Room to learn something knew! An intriguing Lenten service is to follow at 7:00pm in the Sanctuary: join us this week!
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Stations of the Cross: Mass Incarceration
The Stations of the Cross are a Lenten devotion meant to ground viewers in the story of Jesus' death, the Passion narrative. Station of the Cross: Mass Incarceration combines images from the history of mass incarceration in America with those of the last day of Jesus' life. The 14 stations in this series address just some aspects of the legal, historical, and cultural context of mass incarceration.
These pieces of art have been hung around the sanctuary, starting in the back on the piano side. Here you can find an explanation from the artist, Mary Button, hung on the window and a pamphlet that will guide you through the stations.
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Gargoyle Brass Concert in Rockford
Heike joins the Gargoyle Brass in concert this weekend at the Cathedral of St. Peter in Rockford on Saturday, March 16 at 7:30pm. The concert, "What God Tells Me," features works by by Brahms, Tchaikovsky, Mahler, Steven Rice, and More. Learn more here!
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