Clergy Reflection

This past Sunday afternoon, a large group of joyful families and friends gathered together in the Cathedral of the Incarnation to celebrate an outpouring of the Spirit as over 50 individuals were either received as Episcopalians or confirmed and sealed with the Holy Spirit. The cathedral was completely full. People were literally spilling out over pews while others stood in the side aisles or pulled out folding chairs. Excitement, anticipation and a bit of nervousness filled the air.

There were also giggles in the air, maybe even especially emanating from the Redeemer section as our seven young people being confirmed and three adults being received were surrounded by over 40 family members, friends and fellow parishioners who had come to support and celebrate with them. This was a joyful celebration and I think we all knew it.   



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Elementary School Musical

The Redeemer community is invited to attend the Redeemer Parish Day School’s elementary school musical, “Madagascar,” on Friday, May 1, at 3:15 p.m. in the parish hall.

Ruth’s Sisters Opportunities

Ruth’s Sisters will offer a volunteer opportunity at Govans Elementary School’s fifth annual International Day on Saturday, May 2. The event includes free food, live performances by drummers and dancers and tents featuring different cultures. Register for the event and contact Mx. CM Couch, the Community Schools Site Specialist, for more information.

Evensong this Sunday at 5 p.m.

Join the Redeemer Choir and the Rev. M. Cristina Paglinauan for Choral Evensong this Sunday, May 3, 2026, at 5 p.m. We will be offering Harold Friedell’s thrilling “Magnificat” and “Nunc dimittis” in F and H. Balfour Gardiner’s “Evening Hymn.” Evensong is a uniquely Anglican service which is offered daily in Anglican cathedrals around the world. The service is made up of psalms, canticles, readings and prayers and usually lasts about 45 minutes. We hope that you will invite your friends and families to join you.

Healing Eucharist this Wednesday, May 6, at noon

Join us this coming Wednesday at noon for our monthly Healing Eucharist, a service of Holy Communion with prayers for healing and anointing. Come seeking renewal of mind, body, and spirit for yourself or on behalf of someone you love. All are welcome.

Faith@Five Beatles Sing-Along Recital

Stay after Faith@Five this Saturday, May 9, from 6 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. for an interactive, fun-filled sing-along of Beatles hits. The Connections Choir and Faith@Five Musicians will lead the audience through these timeless songs, encouraging everyone to join in and celebrate the music of the Beatles. 

’Sup and Sing on May 13, from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Now that VOICES has wrapped for the season, it’s your turn to bring your own voice! Join us May 13 for a Singing Resistance ’Sup and Sing—a community sing-along where everyone’s voice belongs. Bring a brown-bag dinner (beverages provided), share a meal and then lift your voice with ours in life-giving, soul-filling song. No rehearsal, no performance — just the joy of singing together. All are welcome! RSVP here.

Paid Internship Opportunity

Redeemer Parish Day School is excited to offer a paid summer internship for a Data and Records Assistant to support our capital campaign and 75th anniversary efforts. This part-time role features a flexible schedule and provides hands-on experience in data management and nonprofit operations while contributing to meaningful community impact. Learn more

Services this Weekend

Fifth Sunday of Easter

Saturday, May 2 @ 5 p.m. in the church

Faith at Five

PREACHER & CELEBRANT The Rev. Anna C. Noon 



Scheduled to Serve

READERS Millicent Bain and Peter Bain

INTERCESSOR Becky Kelley

LEM Terry Beauchamp

Sunday, May 3 @ 8 a.m. in the chapel

Holy Eucharist, Rite I 

PREACHER & CELEBRANT The Rev. Anna C. Noon 

Scheduled to Serve

READER Kathy LaPlant  

LAY EUCHARISTIC MINISTER Alice Gary 

ALTAR GUILD Barbara Lynch

FLOWERS Pam Meier, Kathy Dickinson

Sunday, May 3 @ 10 a.m. in the church

Holy Eucharist, Rite II

Click here to join the service via livestream

PREACHER The Rev. Anna C. Noon

OFFICIANT The Rev. Keith N. Johnson Jr.

DEACON The Rev. Josh Laws 

CELEBRANT The Rev. David J. Ware 

ASSISTING The Rev. M. Cristina Paglinauan



Scheduled to Serve

VERGER Margie Chandler

ACOLYTES Sam Coons, Pierce Hastings, MB Nuzzi, George Shaffer

LAY EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS Mary Carpenter, Jenness Hall, Leigh Lowe 

READERS William Tarter, Ellen Wallack 

INTERCESSOR Victoria Chia

USHER SUPERVISOR Chris Lord

USHERS Paula Clark, Derek Savage, MC Savage

VESTRY GREETER Lucy Neale Duke

ALTAR GUILD Barbara Buck, Margie Chandler, Ann Warfield, Brenda Ehlers 

FLOWERS Pam Meier, Kathy Dickinson

Weekday Service Schedule



Monday mornings @ 8 a.m. on Zoom. Join Keith Johnson for Morning Prayer (30 minutes). Rooted in The Book of Common Prayer, this time-honored practice of psalms, scripture, and prayer helps center our lives in God as the week begins. Click here to join on Zoom.

Tuesday mornings @ 8 a.m. in the church. Join David Ware for Holy Eucharist and a lively exchange on the Gospel reading.

Wednesday mornings @ 8 a.m. in the chapel. Join Cristina Paglinauan for Embodied Eucharist, which invites gentle stretching, mindful breathing, guided meditation or centering prayer followed by a simple Eucharist. Yoga mats are welcome but are not required.

First Wednesdays of the month @ noon in the chapel. Join Keith Johnson for a Healing Eucharist. This service includes Holy Communion and prayers for healing, offering space to bring before God the needs of body, mind, and spirit, as we seek God’s grace and wholeness.

Thursday mornings @ 8 a.m. in the chapel. Join Josh Laws for an Ignatian Eucharist. Ignatian Prayer is a centuries-old approach to spirituality that seeks to weave together the stories of our scriptures, the experiences of our lives, and the God who is present through it all. This Eucharist invites us to practice imaginative prayer, each week entering into one story from the Bible and letting Spirit bring it to life.

2026 Stewardship

O God, grant us wisdom and courage for this day: a discipline that helps us become the people we aspire to be, the strength to overcome the obstacles we encounter or create, a path to navigate local and national tension. The Spirit at Redeemer sustains us, and our pledge expresses palpable thanks: “I am your disciple Lord, and I commit to bring healing through my steps. I stand in solidarity with this community of faith, and I will serve God alongside them.”

A commitment of a pledge says "Yes. We're all in! We belong here."

Download a 2026 pledge form or make your pledge online here.

FAQs about stewardship at Redeemer.  

Create or access your online giving account.



Questions? Email Christina Way.

Rector’s Bible Study

If you never thought you would study the Bible, then this is the class for you. Join us in person or on Zoom for a far-ranging, freewheeling, intelligent and emotionally honest discussion of this amazing resource. The Wednesday morning class meets from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. in person in the Women’s Council Room and on Zoom. The Wednesday lunch time class meets from noon to 1 p.m. on Zoom only and the Thursday evening class meets at 6 p.m., in person only in the Women’s Council Room. 

Zoom Links:

Join 10 a.m. Bible Study on Zoom

Meeting ID: 863 7962 7803

Passcode: N3GA0M

Join noon Bible Study on Zoom

Meeting ID: 831 6876 2958

Passcode: B9r07u

Name Tags, please

With so many new faces among us – both in the congregation and among our staff members – we encourage everyone to wear a name tag. The name tag table is located in the narthex. If you already have a name tag, please find yours in the bins alphabetized by last name. If you are new to us or can’t find your tag, please make a temporary one with the supplies provided and sign up for a name tag on the clipboard. We will have one for you by the next Sunday.

Going Deeper @ Redeemer

Click here for the March 2026 Vestry Minutes.

Click here for minutes from the 2025 Annual Meeting.

Vestry minutes from the last 12 months are available here.

Sermon audio is available here.