Redeemer Luther church | North Minneapolis, MN
About Redeemer Lutheran Church
Redeemer Lutheran Church’s 100-year story continues to unfold as our diverse community worships and serves together reflecting the kingdom of God on earth.
Our congregation’s deep impulse is toward a dynamic, impactful ministry through the development of authentic, transformational relationships and open doors with the surrounding community.
As a “beacon of hope” in the Harrison neighborhood, we worship and pray together, study the Bible, and provide a variety of activities and opportunities for ministry including an all-ages choir, hip-hop dance, sewing, Sunday school, quilting, youth group, and more.
As an extension of its ministry and with help and involvement from our suburban partner congregations, Redeemer formed the Redeemer Center for Life in 1998 as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
A member of the North Minneapolis Harrison Neighborhood since 1909, Redeemer Lutheran Church seeks to be a faithful witness to the love of Jesus Christ for all people and strives to be a safe and caring space for area residents, especially children and youth.
Redeemer Lutheran Church and the Redeemer Center for Life serve the physical, mental, and spiritual needs of the North Minneapolis community, in partnership with individuals and organizations, through youth programming, affordable housing, educational programming, and faith-based activities.
Redeemer is committed to being a fully affirming and inclusive congregation where people of all ages, races, genders, and orientations are welcome to celebrate, participate in, receive, and share God's embrace. We invite you to come as you are, and join us in authentic and spirit-filled prayer and worship in action.
Our congregation’s deep impulse is toward a dynamic, impactful ministry through the development of authentic, transformational relationships and open doors with the surrounding community.
As a “beacon of hope” in the Harrison neighborhood, we worship and pray together, study the Bible, and provide a variety of activities and opportunities for ministry including an all-ages choir, hip-hop dance, sewing, Sunday school, quilting, youth group, and more.
As an extension of its ministry and with help and involvement from our suburban partner congregations, Redeemer formed the Redeemer Center for Life in 1998 as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
A member of the North Minneapolis Harrison Neighborhood since 1909, Redeemer Lutheran Church seeks to be a faithful witness to the love of Jesus Christ for all people and strives to be a safe and caring space for area residents, especially children and youth.
Redeemer Lutheran Church and the Redeemer Center for Life serve the physical, mental, and spiritual needs of the North Minneapolis community, in partnership with individuals and organizations, through youth programming, affordable housing, educational programming, and faith-based activities.
Redeemer is committed to being a fully affirming and inclusive congregation where people of all ages, races, genders, and orientations are welcome to celebrate, participate in, receive, and share God's embrace. We invite you to come as you are, and join us in authentic and spirit-filled prayer and worship in action.
Volunteer Opportunities:
These are the biggest volunteer opportunities happening right now:
Worship, Music, and ArtsIf you'd like to volunteer as a reader, communion assistant, usher, greeter, or special music during worship on Sunday mornings, please contact Paul Koopman or Kent Goodroad (for special music).
Fellowship Ministry
Redeemer’s Fellowship Ministry, which plans and hosts all our after-worship meals and gatherings, is always looking for more volunteers to help set-up and clean-up and help host fellowship. If you'd like to join the Fellowship Team, please contact Bitta Gordon or Steve Patnode.
Redeemer Children Youth and Family Ministries
Redeemer’s Children and Youth ministries rely upon volunteers from the congregation to walk alongside children and youth in their faith formation. If you’d like to serve as a Sunday School or Nursery volunteer or if you are interested in volunteering as a driver, mentor or adult chaperone for middle and high school youth events, please contact Education Minister Helen Collins or Vicar Matt Canniff-Kesecker.
RAP (Redeemer Afterschool Program)
Redeemer Lutheran Church, in partnership with RCFL, is working currently to reimagine, redesign, and rebuild a thriving afterschool youth program for our neighbors. With the help of Youth Bank directors, Marcell Locust and Tasheante Trotter, Redeemer and its staff Vicar Matt Canniff-Kesecker and Romario Smith plan to launch the new programs early in 2017. If you'd like to volunteer or join the youth ministry team, contact Matt Canniff-Kesekcer or Romario Smith.
Worship, Music, and ArtsIf you'd like to volunteer as a reader, communion assistant, usher, greeter, or special music during worship on Sunday mornings, please contact Paul Koopman or Kent Goodroad (for special music).
Fellowship Ministry
Redeemer’s Fellowship Ministry, which plans and hosts all our after-worship meals and gatherings, is always looking for more volunteers to help set-up and clean-up and help host fellowship. If you'd like to join the Fellowship Team, please contact Bitta Gordon or Steve Patnode.
Redeemer Children Youth and Family Ministries
Redeemer’s Children and Youth ministries rely upon volunteers from the congregation to walk alongside children and youth in their faith formation. If you’d like to serve as a Sunday School or Nursery volunteer or if you are interested in volunteering as a driver, mentor or adult chaperone for middle and high school youth events, please contact Education Minister Helen Collins or Vicar Matt Canniff-Kesecker.
RAP (Redeemer Afterschool Program)
Redeemer Lutheran Church, in partnership with RCFL, is working currently to reimagine, redesign, and rebuild a thriving afterschool youth program for our neighbors. With the help of Youth Bank directors, Marcell Locust and Tasheante Trotter, Redeemer and its staff Vicar Matt Canniff-Kesecker and Romario Smith plan to launch the new programs early in 2017. If you'd like to volunteer or join the youth ministry team, contact Matt Canniff-Kesekcer or Romario Smith.
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