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Our
Acolytes carry on the Anglican
tradition by assisting the Celebrant with dignity,
humility, and care. They are rewarded for their
diligence with a summer trip to a Tigers baseball
game. |
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The
faithful Lay Readers add dignity
to our religious experience. |
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Redeemer
at Christmas Time
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Ever
dependable, the ladies of the Altar Guild
maintain the beauty-through-simplicity of the
altar
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The
singers that form our Choir partake
of the fellowship-through-music that enhances their
worship experience. Traditional Anglican choral
music forms the core of our repertory, along with
hymns and the service music of Merbecke and Willan. |
Redeemer Children
Church School Class
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The
Church School classes and the nursery
for preschoolers prepare the young for a spiritual
life within a loving community. |
Parish Picnic |
Come,
socialize with your friends at the monthly meetings
of the Compass Club, evenings
of entertainment from guest speakers, plus, of
course, food.
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Entertainers at the Harvest-Home Dinner
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Ladies,
become involved with the Episcopal Church
Women, an organization that supports the
charitable arm of the parish with donations to the
Mariners Inn, Crossroads, HAVEN for women, the Diocese
of North Malawi in Africa, and the neonatal unit
of Providence Hospital. The members also organize
the Harvest-Home Dinner, the Advent breakfast, and
the funeral luncheons. These nurturing, care-giving
activities of our ladies are ample evidence of the
love of Christ in action. |
Preparing the Shrove Tuesday pancake supper
The visit from Bishop Gibbs
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The
Men's Fellowship supports the church
through labor-related as well as social activities.
Whether it's through preparing the Shrove Tuesday
pancake supper, the Easter breakfast, the food for
the Parish Picnic, plus the work parties at the
church, or through attending the Tigers baseball
and the Plymouth Whalers hockey games, or organizing
the Anglican Open golf outing, or enjoying joint
barbecues with the men from St. John's-Detroit,
the men gain a sense of accomplishment and spiritual
fellowship. |
