SUNDAY WORSHIP, Fall 2022
8:00AM and 10:15AM in-person worship (mask optional)
To view Live-streamed Worship services:
Link to our RedeemerRamsey Facebook page
Link to our Lamb and Flag Ministries YouTube Channel
THIS SUNDAY:
18th Sunday after Pentecost
October 9, 2022
Link to Worship Guide plus Announcements
VOLUNTEER AT OUR WORSHIP SERVICES!
We are looking for
Worship Assistants, Altar Guild volunteers, and Ushers
to assist at our services. The work is not complicated and
doesn't take much more time than the services themselves.
Click HERE to go to the Signup Genius site to volunteer!
8:00AM and 10:15AM in-person worship (mask optional)
To view Live-streamed Worship services:
Link to our RedeemerRamsey Facebook page
Link to our Lamb and Flag Ministries YouTube Channel
THIS SUNDAY:
18th Sunday after Pentecost
October 9, 2022
Link to Worship Guide plus Announcements
VOLUNTEER AT OUR WORSHIP SERVICES!
We are looking for
Worship Assistants, Altar Guild volunteers, and Ushers
to assist at our services. The work is not complicated and
doesn't take much more time than the services themselves.
Click HERE to go to the Signup Genius site to volunteer!
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To view recent past worship services and Pastor's weekly video messages at your leisure, please follow this link to our YouTube Channel, "Lamb and Flag Ministries."
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News & Events
Fall, 2022
As we move into the Fall program year at Redeemer, I find I am very grateful for the many ways in which this congregation continues to proceed in faith in the presence of God and the blessings of God’s grace in Jesus Christ. We come off of a recent week of VBS fun in August, and families are already signing up for Sunday School. Parents are making a good faith effort to bring their children for meaningful faith formation, so that they learn to recognize God’s love and the ways that God helps us in Jesus.
At the same time, we have other members preparing for the kickoff of fall routines, classes, and volunteering. These efforts show the world that we have faith in God’s grace for the good of the world. Our theological focus is not just on the afterlife, but on living in faith with joy and compassion in this life. Our world is beset by so many crises, and our nerves are frayed by the anxiety we face in our own society and the world. In the midst of rash political thinking, rapid social change and economic instability, we Lutherans throw ourselves on the mercy of God, trust in God’s grace, and act in good faith with peace and compassion for all people.
The fundamentals of our tradition are there for us to take into the fall. What is most central to our lives while we seek to be faithful Christians? It is hearing God’s word every week and struggling with its interpretation. It is practicing the Sacraments— inviting others through Baptism, and joining with them at the Lord’s Supper. It is professing our faith in word and deed, in service to others and God’s world, and striving for justice and peace in all the earth. These are the fundamentals of our faith— 5 baptismal promises that we all have made, and which God uses to help us mature in Christ. They are the main ways through which Christ comes to us in grace and feeds us and guides us. They are the practices we are given to help us in this life, and they are the harbingers of a future glory that we eagerly yearn for. May we be found faithful in the end. +Pastor Linderman
As we move into the Fall program year at Redeemer, I find I am very grateful for the many ways in which this congregation continues to proceed in faith in the presence of God and the blessings of God’s grace in Jesus Christ. We come off of a recent week of VBS fun in August, and families are already signing up for Sunday School. Parents are making a good faith effort to bring their children for meaningful faith formation, so that they learn to recognize God’s love and the ways that God helps us in Jesus.
At the same time, we have other members preparing for the kickoff of fall routines, classes, and volunteering. These efforts show the world that we have faith in God’s grace for the good of the world. Our theological focus is not just on the afterlife, but on living in faith with joy and compassion in this life. Our world is beset by so many crises, and our nerves are frayed by the anxiety we face in our own society and the world. In the midst of rash political thinking, rapid social change and economic instability, we Lutherans throw ourselves on the mercy of God, trust in God’s grace, and act in good faith with peace and compassion for all people.
The fundamentals of our tradition are there for us to take into the fall. What is most central to our lives while we seek to be faithful Christians? It is hearing God’s word every week and struggling with its interpretation. It is practicing the Sacraments— inviting others through Baptism, and joining with them at the Lord’s Supper. It is professing our faith in word and deed, in service to others and God’s world, and striving for justice and peace in all the earth. These are the fundamentals of our faith— 5 baptismal promises that we all have made, and which God uses to help us mature in Christ. They are the main ways through which Christ comes to us in grace and feeds us and guides us. They are the practices we are given to help us in this life, and they are the harbingers of a future glory that we eagerly yearn for. May we be found faithful in the end. +Pastor Linderman
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