As we prayerfully consider our church’s future and a potential Anglican affiliation, we invite everyone to participate in three important congregational meetings. These gatherings will provide opportunities to learn, ask questions, share perspectives, and discern together where God is leading us.

Meeting Dates & Times:

• Thursday, Nov 12: Dinner at 5:30 PM; meeting from 6:15–7:30 PM

• Sunday, Nov 15: Meeting from 11:30 AM–1 PM. Lunch provided.

• Please RSVP here.

All meetings will be held at the church, with childcare available.

Ahead of these meetings, we wanted to give you the opportunity to ask questions and give your feedback. You can do so here.

We strongly encourage members to attend all three meetings in person. Your presence, questions, and perspectives matter deeply to us. If circumstances prevent you from attending in person, please contact Mark for a Zoom link.

Above all, we invite you to pray, participate, and engage thoughtfully as we seek God’s direction for our church’s future.

Conflict is an inevitable part of life, but how we navigate it can either strain rstrengthen our relationships. Join C4SO Diocesan Ombudsman Lexi Wolfe for a practical, interactive workshop designed to help you understand your conflict style, navigate difficult conversations, and develop skills for building trust and healthier relationships.

This event is hosted on Saturday, November 14 from 9:00 AM–12:00 PM at All Souls Church in West Seattle. Register here.

We’re excited to begin the process of looking for a Pastor of Family & Mercy Ministries. We’re praying for someone who will shepherd the next generation - from our youngest children to our oldest students - as well as the families who are raising them.

We’re also praying for someone who will help us grow in our call to mercy: serving and loving our neighbors beyond the walls of our church, including the unhoused, refugees, Title I schools, the elderly, and others in need of tangible care and faithful presence.

If this sounds like you, or if you know someone who may be a good fit, take a look at the job description and apply by emailing your cover letter and resume to Pastor Mark: mark@redemptionchurchseattle.com

Several weeks ago, Pastor Alex talked through how to construct a “rule of life.” As a church, we’re encouraging each other to look intentionally at our spiritual growth and pattern ourselves to promote that growth.

If you’d like to watch Alex’s segment from his sermon to learn more, we have it for you here.

On June 3rd, we gathered to work together on our rules of life. If you missed the service or want to review it, we’ve captured some (the microphone struggeld to pick up anyone other than Alex!) of the audio for you.

If you’d like to download the PDF that he references, you can do that here.

Small groups offer a great opportunity to dive into a book that you’ve been interested in reading, or organize a series of dinners where you can get to know folks better while going deeper in your faith. Click here to learn more.

If you have any questions or want to talk through your idea, reach out to mark@redemptionseattle.com. 

We are still in need of volunteers for our Kids Ministry, Set-Up/Welcome, and Audio/Visual Teams! If you are interested in serving in any capacity, please fill out this survey. With any questions, please contact mark@redemptionseattle.com.