All Recordings from The Episcopal Church of the Redeemer

Join us today, Friday, April 3, for online Noonday Prayer led by the Rev. Joyce Keeshin.

To assist you in following along you may use your Book of Common Prayer beginning on page 103 or this pdf bulletin.

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Join us this evening, Thursday, April 2, for online Compline led by our Communications Minister, Nancy Schwartz.

To assist you in following along you may use your Book of Common Prayer beginning on page 127 or this pdf bulletin.

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Join us today, Wednesday, April 1, for online Noonday Prayer led by the Rev. Melanie W. J. Slane.

To assist you in following along you may use this pdf bulletin.

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Join us this morning, Tuesday, March 31, for online Morning Prayer led by Brad Gough, Church of the Redeemer's Minister for Families.

To assist you in following along you may use your Book of Common Prayer beginning on page 79 or this pdf bulletin.

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Join us this evening, Monday, March 30, for online Morning Prayer led by the Rev. Philip DeVaul.

To assist you in following along you may use your Book of Common Prayer beginning on page 127 or this pdf bulletin.

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"Prayers are not a substitute for action or cover for a lack thereof. They are transformative. They are transformative for the one who prays and the ones for whom prayers are said. They bring us more consciously into experiencing the presence and the love of God. Prayer helps us clarify, center our thoughts, our fears, our longings. Prayer allows us to offer comfort and support to those feeling in great need. Prayer is when we turn our attention to God, and we acknowledge and are most open to that exchange of love. Love between God and ourselves and those we love."

Welcome to worship at Church of the Redeemer on Sunday, March 29, the Fifth Sunday in Lent.

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Join us today, Friday, March 27, for online Noonday Prayer led by the Rev. Joyce Keeshin.

To assist you in following along you may use your Book of Common Prayer beginning on page 103 or this pdf bulletin.

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Join us this evening, Thursday, March 26, for online Compline led by the Rev. Melanie W. J. Slane.
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"This adventure at Redeemer has assuredly been a roundelay. A song that moves in circles. Beginning as songs do, in the choir room, it is circling out and about the community; up to Rise & Shine; over, under, around, and through Knittin' Kittens; on Sacred Ground; over the hill to Second-Half; and always into the prayerful heart of Bible Study."

Anny Stevens-Gleason speaks with Dorothy Martin about her experiences becoming a member at Church of the Redeemer. From choir to Thursday Morning Bible Study, Dorothy tells her story with beautiful prose. A story within a story.

Join us today, Wednesday, March 25, for online Noonday Prayer led by the Rev. Philip DeVaul.

To assist you in following along you may use your Book of Common Prayer beginning on page 103 or this
pdf bulletin.



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Join us this morning, Tuesday, March 24, for online Morning Prayer led by the Rev. Gary Lubin.


To assist you in following along you may use your Book of Common Prayer beginning on page 79 or this pdf bulletin.

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Join us this evening, Sunday, March 23, for online Compline led by the Anny Stevens-Gleason.



To assist you in following along you may use your Book of Common Prayer beginning on page 127 or this pdf bulletin.



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"Psalm 23 is exactly what we need to hear in the most difficult times. Jesus the Good Shepherd will lead us. He will lead us like he led the blind man to healing and restoration. And he will come and find us, just like he went and found that blind man. He will come and find us, even when we can’t find him. When we don’t know where he’s gone and when we don’t know how to thank him for all the good things that he’s done in our lives."

Join us this morning, Sunday, March 22, for online Morning Prayer led by the Rev. Philip DeVaul with a homily by the Rev. Melanie W. J. Slane. Thomas Heidenreich is on the organ and the lessons are read by Anny Stevens-Gleason.

To assist you in following along you may use your Book of Common Prayer beginning on page 79 or this pdf bulletin.

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"The Israelites want to believe in God’s presence. They want to believe that they are being cared for. But when they look around, they’re filled with fear.

What will deliverance look like for us during this pandemic? I’m not the kind of Christian who believes if you just pray hard enough, a vaccine will just appear. Or that people will all of a sudden be safe. [...] What’s fascinating right now is our job as people of faith is to interrupt our own lives, to make real sacrifices in the way that we are living, so that we can participate with our government workers, our healthcare workers, and with our community so that as many people can be cared for as possible in way that’s practical. Our job is to reach out to each other in ways we haven’t before. We are literally loving each other by staying away from each other."

This is our first episode of our new Online Worship at Redeemer podcast. We hope you all enjoy this offering to worship together online.

To assist you in following along, please use this pdf bulletin. We recommend that you listen to the podcast and mute the video. The sound quality of the podcast is better.

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Welcome to Church of the Redeemer's new Online Worship Podcast from Church of the Redeemer! Listen now to get an idea of what is coming soon. We expect our first episode to be available beginning Sunday, March 15 by 8:00 am.

Listen as Anny Stevens-Gleason introduces our new Online Worship Podcast.

Jesus’ response to this [question from Nicodemus] is that this isn’t just a tweak. This is new life, new birth, a new perspective. You do not earn the presence of God. You do not achieve the reconciliation of the world. You cannot get your act together enough to be saved. God shows up. God is in this world, present and active, moving and loving, bringing justice. Will you see it?

To receive we need to be willing to be vulnerable. We need to be willing to be open to what somebody else might bring us. To be open to that aspect of understanding of God’s love that maybe we can’t quite see for ourselves, but maybe we can begin to see through somebody else’s eyes. Through somebody else’s worlds, through somebody else’s experience. We are called not only to go forth, but we are called to be receivers. We are called to be receivers of God’s love.