Redeemer Lutheran Church

05/23/2026

Community service is one of our core values. Every spring, we participate in a park cleanup at two parks in our neighborhood. Thank you to everyone who helped beautify our city and beautify God's creation!

05/02/2026

Every springtime, life blooms. After trees lose their leaves and go dormant, this is the time of the year when life springs up and blooms again. Season after season, year after year, from death comes life. So there’s no better time of the year to celebrate Easter than spring. This is a season when we celebrate more than just the blossoming of life out in nature. This is a season when we celebrate Jesus’ resurrection from the dead. The one who died on the cross for our sins now lives again. From death comes life—physically, spiritually, eternally. Join us this Easter season as we see how Jesus’ life from the dead gives us a blossoming life to live!

03/12/2026

Check out the winter update from Hope Christian Academy, the area academy our churches in southeastern Michigan support.

Watch our winter update for news from HCA.

03/07/2026

Open Forum Coming Up! On March 15, we will have an open forum to discuss some facility improvements in the works. God has blessed us so much in the last few years we are starting to run out of space. We'd love to hear your input as we develop our plans!

02/28/2026

Our last campus ministry Bible study for the semester was this past week. We wrapped up our look at difficult Old Testament ethical issues by discussing slavery.

02/28/2026

Community service is one of our core values at Redeemer, because it's a way for us to show Christ's love in visible ways in our community. Our winter community service event is serving a meal at the Ronald McDonald House. We have many people in our church connected to the medical community, and those families who have extended stays in Ann Arbor really need compassion during a difficult time. Thank you to everyone who helped!

02/21/2026

What do you need in life? You might think you need many things—more money, more friends, more love, more possessions—when eventually you realize those things are wants, not needs. Other needs are more apparent—food, water, shelter. But other needs are less apparent. You might say, “I didn’t know I needed that,” when you realize you need something you didn’t think you did. During this season of Lent, we might go through life thinking our needs are met, when God knows what we truly need, even if we don’t think we do. If I lack Christ, I have nothing. But if I have Christ, I have exactly what I need.

02/14/2026

02/14/2026

This past week campus ministry discussed the difficult ethical issue of misogyny in the history and culture of the Old Testament—and made some applications on men and women today.

02/07/2026

Campus ministry has been studying Old Testament ethics. Over dinner this week, we discussed how to place overly harsh punishments in Old Testament law in context.