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Volunteer at Pride
DSO needs your help to be a welcoming, loving presence for the Episcopal Church at this year’s Cincinnati Pride festivities! Use the following link to
First Redeemer Vision Scholarship awards go to Anna Kirk and Piper Vice
Church of the Redeemer is thrilled to share that on Sunday, May 25, 2025, our first Redeemer Vision Scholarships were awarded to Anna Kirk and
Mission Listening Session updates, feedback needed
First, we would like to thank all those who participated in the listening sessions over the last 3 months and to this community in supporting
WLSU – God Help Me
I was not religious in college. Except for the night of a show. I was both a non-practicing Christian and a practicing actor at the
Frederick Robert ToeWater
Frederick Robert ToeWaterMay 1, 2026- March 1, 1945 A recent dent in a Chalace required its repair and refurbishing at Wei bold Repair and Restoration
WLSU – The Hope is the Point
St. Stephen was stoned to death. He was both the first Christian deacon and the first Christian martyr. He riled up the authorities by speaking
WLSU – The Diverse, Equitable, Inclusive Body of Christ
When Jesus recruited his disciples, he did not pick from the usual suspects. He was a rabbi, but did not pick any seminary students. He
WLSU – We Have Come to Believe
The Bible does not say that there is a Trinity. The term Trinity refers to God as being 3 persons in one divine being –
First Step Home Mother’s Day Clothing Drive
Church of the Redeemer is having a Mother’s Day clothing drive for the women at First Step Home. Items can be selected from Target.com website
WLSU – When It’s Legal
Jesus was publicly executed and his death was completely legal. You might think the brutality of his torture and execution would be the most interesting
WLSU – Roommates
The first time I met Cory Oberlin was on a phone call. His name and contact information had shown up in my mailbox a day
WLSU – Formed for What
As we were coming home from church one Sunday, my mom commented excitedly about the pastor’s sermon. It was 1992 and the presidential race had
