Adults

Adult Formation Ministry Team

Adult Formation Ministry Team is a team of lay leaders that meet quarterly with clergy to vision, plan, and guide adult formation programs throughout the year.

Becoming Beloved Community

Becoming Beloved Community
at Church of the Redeemer

Click here to listen to our Becoming Beloved Community Podcast

During Lent 2019 (March 10 - April 7) the Rev. Philip DeVaul and Megan Johnson will introduce us to the Becoming Beloved Community initiative of the Episcopal Church. The first session, held on Sunday, March 10, invited us to begin the work of racial reconciliation…

Engaging Scriptures

An Episcopal Approach to the Bible

This six-week course on Wednesday evenings will explore how we as people of Redeemer / Episcopalians / Christians interact and engage with scripture. Led by the Rev. Philip H. DeVaul this course includes dinner and childcare is available.

The scriptures are a gift given for building up communities. How we interact and engage with scripture is …

Second Half

Some people at Redeemer, finding themselves in the “Second Half of Life,” have come together to explore ideas for gatherings or programming particularly pertinent to this stage of life. “Second Half” is a pretty big umbrella – including everything from retirement or second career, to empty nesting, to other transitions (where we live, what we do, who we spend…

Adult Forum

Adult Forum meets weekly on Sunday mornings at 11:30 am services and ends at 12:00 noon (September – May). The forum includes speakers, discussions, and presentations on a variety of different topics of Christian faith and life.

Book Group

Book Group meets in the library the first Wednesday of every month to discuss works of fiction and non-fiction selected by vote at the beginning of the year. For more information contact Nancy Schulhoff.

​Downtown Bible Study

Downtown Bible Study meets at the diocesan offices (412 Sycamore) on Wednesdays from noon to 1:00 pm September – May). Participants bring lunch to this informal study of Scripture appointed for the following Sunday. Led by clergy.

Inquirers’ Classes

Inquirers’ Classes provide opportunities to learn more about The Episcopal Church, The Church of the Redeemer, and one another. These classes serve as preparation for adult confirmation or reception in The Episcopal Church and are led by our clergy.

The classes typically run for four evening sessions or one Saturday session, twice a year. Our next session will begin Sunday, Apri…

​Labyrinth Walkers

Labyrinth Walkers gather informally at a different labyrinth in the Cincinnati area one evening (7:00 pm) each month to walk together. Optional 6:00 pm dinner beforehand at a restaurant near the labyrinth. For more information contact Julia Joyce.

​Lenten Series

Lenten Series are weekly series that take place during Lent each year. Programs have ranged from Wednesday night programs with guest speakers to small groups in members’ homes.

Wednesdays, beginning March 13 through April 10
6:30 pm, Great Hall

During Lent 2019, we welcome Beth Bojarski as our guest speaker. Beth is the author of the adult curriculum To Serve and Guard the Ear…

​Men’s Group

Men’s Group is inspired by annual men’s retreats, and gathers monthly (usually the second Tuesday) for prayer, reflection, and discussion. All men are welcome. For more information contact Ed Ewbank.

​Poetry Lovers Group

Poetry Lovers Group gathers four times each year to read and discuss poetry. For more information contact Jim Votaw.

Rise & Shine

​Theology Circle

Theology Circle gathers in the parlor every 4-6 weeks to read books or other texts and discuss them from a theological point of view. Periodic movie nights too. For more information contact Carol Ewbank, or Ed Ewbank.

Thursday Morning Bible Study

Thursday Morning Bible Study meets in the parlor from 10:00 to 11:30 am on Thursdays (September through May). Led by clergy.

​Writing Circle

Writing Circle is a small group of writers that gather and give voice to our lived experience in a welcoming, nurturing, and non-critical environment. Groups typically meet weekly in month-long series. Upcoming dates to be determined. For more information contact Naomi Gerwin or Linda Trebbi.