pLANNING YOUR VISIT

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PLANNING YOUR VISIT

Welcome! Coming to church or any new place can feel daunting. We invite you to explore the information below to help you feel more comfortable visiting our church. Whether you're a first-time guest or returning, we want you to have a warm and welcoming experience. Take a moment to learn what to expect, and feel free to ask any questions. We look forward to seeing you soon!

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WELCOME TO CHURCH!

At Christ the Redeemer Anglican Church, we genuinely believe that the Church isn't just a building but a family, and we hope you feel welcomed by our Church family!

As you enter the church, you will be warmly welcomed.

At the welcome tables, you’ll find hymnals for singing and service booklets to help you follow and participate in the liturgy - as you feel comfortable. You’re also invited to take any of the free materials available, including information about the Anglican Church, a copy of the Gospel of John, and other resources.

Our priest, Fr. John Kincaid, is available to meet with you to share your story and ask any questions you may have over coffee (tea, hot chocolate, soda, lunch ... your choice, his treat!).

We would love to get to know you more!

Please fill out the Contact page form.

Don't worry; we won't harass you or sell your information.

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SERVICES

Our weekend services are the primary way we gather as a church family and worship our great Triune God.

It is also a great first step to connecting with life at Christ the Redeemer Church. We gather for about an hour and 15 minutes to sing in worship together, pray, listen to a message from God’s Word, and celebrate Holy Communion.

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WHAT TO EXPECT

Come as you are! Seriously, don't worry about getting dressed up - unless you want to. Just as you are is the norm at Christ the Redeemer.

As in all ACNA Anglican Churches, Christ the Redeemer Church practices open Communion during our Holy Communion services. That means, if you are a Christian who has been baptized with water in the Name of the Holy Trinity (the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit), you are welcome to receive Holy Communion at the Lord's Table.

After the service, there is usually coffee, water, light snacks, and good conversation. So, if you would like, stick around. We would love to get to know you! .

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KIDS AND FAMILY

We love our families!

Your children are more than welcome to join us in the

Divine Liturgy worship. This is intentional.

Studies show that 60-80% of students leave the church when they leave high school.

One of the ways to counter that is to have them involved in an intergenerational service.

So, whether they are quiet or fussy - most of us have been there! - your kids are welcome at

Christ the Redeemer Anglican Church.