Stewardship | The Episcopal Church of the Redeemer

We believe God calls us to be responsible stewards of our lives, including our financial resources, estates, time and talents, and God's creation. This includes the ways we give back to God through the church, using our gifts for the glory of God and to serve God’s purposes in the world.

For more information:

Betsy Schram, Stewardship Board Chair

The Rev. Philip DeVaul, Rector

Keep Cincinnati Beautiful

Creation Care Keep Cincinnati Beautiful Annual One Stop Drop As we are called by God to care for Creation, Church of the Redeemer has long worked to do our part in the protection of the natural resources that sustain all life on Earth....

A Request from the Rector: How Are We Church?

From the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the leadership of our church has sought to be guided by the central question: "What does it look like for us to be church during this time?" Notice we are not asking what to do "until we can be churc...

A Request from the Rector: Relationship is at the core of this community.

I write to you during an unprecedented time in our shared life. The worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, and the resulting quarantine are unlike anything I’ve personally experienced – and I know I’m not alone in that. We are in this together. We ha...

A Message from the Rector

Dear Redeemer Family, I know you, like me, are all anxious to get back to some kind of “normal”. As a church, so much of what we consider normal is gathering in person, sharing communion, shaking hands, hugging, singing and praying togethe...

Rector's Blog: Talking About Money

Do you know how many bad conversations I’ve had when talking with people about giving money to the Church? Zero. I have never had a bad conversation about giving. In years of working in a faith community that requires fundraising, every single ...

INSPIRED
BY RELATIONSHIPS OF ENCOURAGEMENT

A message from the Rector:

If you are a part of the Redeemer community, we believe you are here for a reason. We believe that God brought us all here, brought us all together. It’s not an accident. We have been brought together by the Holy Spirit to be loved, and to love the world and people God has created. The relationships we buil…

As the Episcopal branch of the Jesus Movement, we follow the Way of Jesus. His way is the Way of Love, and that love has the power to change lives and change the world.

At Church of the Redeemer, to be engaged in the life of the community, we encourage you to live by The Way of Love: Practices for a Jesus-Centered Life.

The Way of Love is a way of life. More than a program or c…

2020 Pledge Form

Inspired to Give - Annual Giving 2020 Pledge

WHAT IS A PLEDGE?

Making a financial pledge is promising to give a specific dollar amount over the course of the year. By pledging you are committing to share your resources and participate fully in the growth of our worshiping community. These resources contribute to the majority of the operating budget at Church of the Redeemer.

WHY PLE…

Inspired - Stories

This year, as part of our Becoming Beloved Community journey, we have begun focusing on Story-Sharing. Whereas storytelling is used to persuade and shape understanding, often one-way and perhaps even transactional, Story-Sharing is relational. It is telling your story and receiving the stories of others. It is about engagement and connection.

This summer we began digging deeper in…

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Sermons

May 25 | The Rev. Melanie W. J. Slane
In The Meantime

May 17 | The Rev. Philip DeVaul
Christians Like That

May 10 | The Rt. Rev. Thomas Breidenthal
Except Through Me

May 3 | The Rev. Gary Lubin
God Loves Us And Is Expectant

Apr 26 | The Rev. Melanie W. J. Slane
How Is Your Heart?

Becoming Beloved Community

Feb 14 | Anny Stevens-Gleason
Becoming Beloved Community: The Long Journey

Jan 9 | Redeemer Podcast Team
Becoming Beloved Community: We're Here to Wrestle

Oct 31 | Redeemer Podcast Team
Inspired

Aug 30 | Redeemer Podcast Team
Becoming Beloved Community: Baggage Fatigue

Jul 30 | Redeemer Podcast Team
Becoming Beloved Community: Learning Grace