Sermon from October 14-SERMON: Click here to listen to Rev. Kate’s October 14 sermon recording. MUSIC: Click here to listen to the choir singing the anthem Enjoy!
Sermon from September 30, 2018 – Esperanza Academy-The following is a link an address by Jadi Taveras, Head of School, Esperanza Academy, Sunday, Sept. 30, 2018 Hear the choir singing “Senzeni na,” in observance of Nelson Mandela’s birth centennial
Sermon from September 16, 2018-Click to listen to Rev. Kate Ekrem’s sermon from Sunday, September 16, 2018 Seventeenth Sunday After Pentacost – Sept. 16, 2018 Listen to “The Stars Declare His Glory”
Sermon and Music from Easter Sunday-Here is Rev. Kate Ekrem’s sermon from Easter Sunday: The choir anthem was “God So Loved the World”: And the service ended with this rousing rendition of Handel’s Hallelujah Chorus:
Christmas Eve Sermon and Music-What a wonderful Christmas Eve we had at Redeemer! If you were travelling, or just want to hear it again, here is Rev. Kate’s sermon and music from the Adult Choir: Rev. Kate’s sermon: soloist Mary Storandt singing “To the Queen of Heaven” by T. F. Dunhill: The Adult Choir singing”Gaudete” by Piae Cantiones: The Adult Choir singing ... [Read more...]
Sermon and Music from Sunday October 29-Surely the presence of the Lord was in the church on Sunday! Click to listen to the wonderful anthem from the adult choir and sermon from Rev. Kate Ekrem Surely the Presence of the Lord: Sermon by Rev. Kate Ekrem:
Sermon and Music from Youth Sunday-If you missed the wonderful Youth Sunday service, or just want to enjoy it again, here are the sermons and music. Sermon by Graduating Seniors Colin Cantwell, Andra Doan, and Zachary Stevens: Two musical offerings by the Atrium singers, Pass it On: and Shine Jesus Shine:
Homily from Cara Kalf from Sunday, September 18th-On Sunday, we had a special service to explore what sharing at God’s Table in the Eucharist means to us. Cara Kalf shared this reflection as part of the sermon. I learned a new word yesterday: Gnomon, from the Greek, literally: “One who knows.” Except the gnomon doesn’t actually know anything—it only points. In our ... [Read more...]