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NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Art in the Park
Our summer outreach event, “Art in the Park,” will take place on Saturdays in June from 3–4 pm at Allmendinger Park. Art in the Park is a pop-up event of art projects and kids’ play time to connect with families in our neighborhood. We will need volunteers to help with the art projects and to talk with families. For more information or to help, talk with Mark Warner, our outreach coordinator.
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strategic planning
Over this summer, a group is heading an effort to do long-range strategic planning to present our next five-year plan by September. If you would like to give input into where you'd like Redeemer to go in the next five years, or what your hopes and dreams are for the future, please email us, and we can forward your input to the planning group.
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growth groups update
Growth groups are small groups of Redeemer members who commit to meeting for one hour a month to grow closer as friends. Growth groups are meeting from May–July. Look for details from your group facilitator as to when and where you are meeting. If you would like to join a group or switch groups, please email Denise Reinke, our inreach coordinator.
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Service Opportunities
We are in need of volunteers to help out with our Sunday services, including communion set up, ushering, service coordinating, and tech. For more information, email or talk to Denise Reinke, our inreach coordinator.
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adult bible study & sunday school
Our last day for Bible study and Sunday school was May 18. From Memorial–Labor Day weekends, we will recess for the summer. We will resume again on September 7.
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Yearly Member Visits
Pastor Jacob Haag would like to increase member visits to every year. Available times include during the day, evenings, or Saturdays. Look for an email to schedule a time.
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rlca2 facebook page
More content keeps coming to Redeemer's Facebook page (@RLCA2). In particular, check out the new video series "Weekend Previews," which gives a short (1–2 minute) look at what the Sunday service will be about. These videos are especially ideal to share with non-churched friends online.