Club CoR | The Episcopal Church of the Redeemer

Club CoR is a formation class for 1st through 4th graders that is designed to build community between the children. It includes ongoing elements that will become familiar each week, as well as new learning topics.

The class meets at 11:15 a.m. in the Parlor to experience and learn some aspect of who we are in Christ. Pickup is at 12:15 p.m.

Club CoR

Our Club CoR kids learned about being an acolyte during Club CoR's What is an Acolyte Sunday.

Harper, Oliver, Paige, Ainsley, and Eleanor learn what it is to be an Acolyte during Club CoR on Sunday.

Harper, Eleanor, Paige, and Ainsley look on as the Rev. Melanie Slane explains the significance of the candles.

Eleanor, Paige, and Oliver take their turn lighting the torches during Club CoR’s What is an Acolyte? on Sunday.

Oliver lights a torch while his friends from Club CoR look on.

Ainsley prepares to light the torch.

Ainsley, Paige, and Oliver practice being Acolytes.

Ainsley prepares to take a turn carrying the cross.

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The Rev. Philip DeVaul, Rector

We love children, and children love Redeemer!

Children are at the heart of life at Redeemer. Children learn about the word of God through our Children's Christian Education programs; they are involved in worship services, they play music in our services, and they form lifelong friendships with each other through their experiences.

On Sundays we have 4 services: at 8 AM we have what's known as Rite I Holy Eucharist, which is a spoken service. At 10 AM we have a Traditional Rite II Holy Eucharist in our Sanctuary, and at the same time we have a Contemporary Rite II service in a space we call the Great Hall. At 5 PM, we have a Celtic Holy Eucharist in the Chapel.

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