Welcome to Redeemer
To all who are weary and need rest,
To all who mourn and long for comfort,
To all who feel worthless and wonder if God cares,
To all who fail and desire strength, To all who sin and need a Savior,
This church opens wide her doors with a welcome from Jesus Christ,
The Ally of his enemies, the Defender of the guilty, the Justifier of the inexcusable,
The Friend of sinners. Welcome!
To all who mourn and long for comfort,
To all who feel worthless and wonder if God cares,
To all who fail and desire strength, To all who sin and need a Savior,
This church opens wide her doors with a welcome from Jesus Christ,
The Ally of his enemies, the Defender of the guilty, the Justifier of the inexcusable,
The Friend of sinners. Welcome!
Sunday Gatherings
9am & 11am
What to Expect
Redeemer is a gospel-centered community on mission in the city of Bloomington. During the gathering there will be teaching from God’s Word, a time of worship through singing, and an opportunity to share in the Lord’s Supper. Redeemer Kids offers classes for kids in 5th grade and under.
Because we know that all of us are broken and we are only rescued and redeemed by the grace of Jesus, at Redeemer we want everyone to feel welcome to truly come as you are. This means it’s ok to not be ok, and that you don’t need to pretend to be somebody you’re not. This also means you don’t need to worry about what to wear. Wear what makes you feel comfortable.
When you come, you should expect to meet friendly people who will help you find your way around (show you: where to check-in your kids, where the coffee is, etc.). You should expect to hear the gospel proclaimed through the liturgy of our worship, through the honest preaching of God’s Word, and through the taking of the Lord’s Supper. You should expect to meet a community of people who love Jesus and want to make Him known.
Because we know that all of us are broken and we are only rescued and redeemed by the grace of Jesus, at Redeemer we want everyone to feel welcome to truly come as you are. This means it’s ok to not be ok, and that you don’t need to pretend to be somebody you’re not. This also means you don’t need to worry about what to wear. Wear what makes you feel comfortable.
When you come, you should expect to meet friendly people who will help you find your way around (show you: where to check-in your kids, where the coffee is, etc.). You should expect to hear the gospel proclaimed through the liturgy of our worship, through the honest preaching of God’s Word, and through the taking of the Lord’s Supper. You should expect to meet a community of people who love Jesus and want to make Him known.