At Redeemer you’ll find a casual atmosphere, contemporary worship, relevant messages, and a warm welcome.
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- Location:
- Caledonia, MI, 49316
- Phone:
- 616-698-8001
Redeemer Covenant Church
Redeemer Covenant Church
Fresh Made Thanksgiving Pies!
All pies are made from scratch using locally sourced fruits
and nuts with hand rolled crusts. Apple pies
are available fresh baked or frozen--enjoy an apple pie this coming winter, baked in your own oven.
For 2010 CHWT won'y be sending a
work team to Chile, so pie fundraiser profits will be gi...ven to
the Dutton Community Food Pantry (to provide food for our neighbors in need).
All pies are priced at $10.00 each, see link for order form and details. Email Phil with any questions at 3windyacres@charter.net .Read More
All pies are made from scratch using locally sourced fruits
and nuts with hand rolled crusts. Apple pies
are available fresh baked or frozen--enjoy an apple pie this coming winter, baked in your own oven.
For 2010 CHWT won'y be sending a
work team to Chile, so pie fundraiser profits will be gi...ven to
the Dutton Community Food Pantry (to provide food for our neighbors in need).
All pies are priced at $10.00 each, see link for order form and details. Email Phil with any questions at 3windyacres@charter.net .Read More
Source: b2blog.com
Sacrifice. Surrender. Enough. Words from the songs we sing during worship. But are they words from our mouth, or from our heart? Jack Brown shares the story of his special baseball bat, and that it is more than a memory of his father, but of what his father was willing to do...
Before the sermon today, there was a dramatic drama about the raising of Lazarus. Wouldn’t we all want Jesus to act to save those we love? What should we do about those feelings? Listen as Sharon Brown shares the Gospel, and its words of comfort.
Would you like your church be named “First” or “Omega” (last)? There are a lot of First churches, but not many Last ones. But Jack brings out Mark 10:35-45 as another lesson from Jesus about being last, being the slave to gain one’s freedom. So what ...
Jack opens with a video from the Covenant World Mission that shows Covenanters from around the globe in worship. “They come simply expecting the Holy Spirit to come,” Jack tells us. What should we expect? Do?
Redeemer Covenant Church
FOOD PANTRY NEEDS--We are desperately low on some important items in
the Food Pantry. Any donations of the following would be greatly
appreciated: pork
& beans, pastas, canned meats, puddings, and jello. We are also
low on these personal/household care items: shampoo, deodorant, bar
soap, laundry soap, and dish soap. http://redeemercovenant.org/pantry
Source: redeemercovenant.org
A page dedicated to informing the general public about food donation opportunities, volunteering opportunities, and how to get food if you need it.
Redeemer Covenant Church Remember that 3rd Sunday Brunch is this week. Bring some OJ or donuts, or a casserole to share, if you can.
Jack starts working from the New Revised Lectionary with scripture from Proverbs 1:20-33. Proverbs is about ‘wisdom’. Wisdom is not what you know, but what you do. Wisdom includes letting God’s wisdom lead us. Listen, as Jack explains, wisely…
Redeemer Covenant Church Here is our Old Testament passage for tomorrow. "The Message" version, which adds a ton of drama. You're in good hands!
Source: www.biblegateway.com
Well, you've made your bed—now lie in it; you wanted your own way—now, how do you like it? Don't you see what happens, you simpletons, you idiots? Carelessness kills; complacency is murder. First pay attention to me, and then relax. Now you can take it easy—you're in good hands.
Redeemer Covenant Church Remember everyone--kickoff Sunday tomorrow (9/13). Worship @ 9:30, followed by a preview of the fall's activities, followed by a POTLUCK! You are encouraged to come and bring a side dish/dessert. Main dish is provided.
Redeemer Covenant Church Scripture for tomorrow's sermon from Sharon Brown.
Source: www.biblegateway.com
Some people brought a sightless man and begged Jesus to give him a healing touch. Taking him by the hand, he led him out of the village. He put spit in the man's eyes, laid hands on him, and asked, "Do you see anything?"
Jack reminds us of the awe of God that shone in Moses face after going up the mountain. Today we seem much harder to amaze. What do we allow ourselves to be in awe of? A great question in these times of technology and science.
Redeemer Covenant Church Last screening of the summer for The MAD Society is this Sunday at 6:15 pm. Bring a dessert to share. Free popcorn. Watch a top rated animated sci-fi film where "...in the distant future, a small waste collecting robot inadvertently embarks on a space journey that will ultimately decide the fate of mankind."
Redeemer Covenant Church Tomorrow night (Saturday) is the second annual Harp in the Park Concert at Shadyside Park in Dutton. The concert is from 6-7:30pm. Redeemer is the rain location. The concert is free, but people are invited to bring donations for the food pantry. Hope you can join us for a great evening of music!--Sharon
Sharon brings us the story of Moses’ spies being scared of the giant occupiers of the new land, except for two. Those two saw the giants as grasshoppers. What should we do when we see the giants in our lives? Listen, as Sharon explains.
