At Redeemer Lutheran Church, you can expect a fairly easy-going congregation. But you will also notice that we are a more traditional congregation. We are what is often called a ‘mainline church’. Our pastor wears robes when leading the service. There are things that we read together as a congregation during our worship service. We have a few readings from different parts of the Bible, and our pastor preaches a sermon based on those readings. We sing traditional hymns. You won’t find electric guitars and drums leading our music. We will mostly have piano leading the music, but we do still occasionally use the organ.

We follow an order of service from one of our hymnals, but we also have a projection screen so that you don’t have to look in a book during the whole service. We celebrate Holy Communion on two Sundays each month. This is one of two sacraments in the Lutheran Church. But you don’t have to be a member of the church, or even Lutheran, to join us for Communion. Anyone who is baptized is welcome to join us.