Missions & Ministries

Serving our neighbors in Christ’s love

From hot meals every Thursday to quilts made for our neighbors, Redeemer’s members put their faith into action across the Treasure Coast and beyond.

Volunteer Contact us

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Community outreach

His Servants’ Place: our community soup kitchen

Hot, nutritious meals every Thursday except Thanksgiving Day, 5:00–6:00 PM, in the CFC-Gym Building.

The Redeemer Soup Kitchen is one of the few outreach programs that has consistently served people in need of a nutritious meal in our community year after year, even during the pandemic that stopped many other organizations. Redeemer does not offer housing options on campus; however, we invite you to join us for fellowship and a warm, free meal.

Can you help once a month?

Our Soup Kitchen needs volunteers. Contact Tami Langlois or the church office at 772-286-0911 for more information.

Ministries

Ways to serve at Redeemer

Lutheran Women in Mission (LWML)

2nd Saturday · 10:00 AM · Conference Room

The Lutheran Women’s Missionary League focuses on Bible study, prayer, fellowship, and mission support through mite offerings that fund local, national, and international grants. Meetings are held September through May and include devotion, Bible study or a speaker, refreshments, and a brief business meeting. For more information, contact heintzc@comcast.net.

Altar Guild

Saturday mornings · Sanctuary

Assists in creating and maintaining a worshipful environment for the congregation and cares for the chancel, including its furnishings, communion ware, and linens. Four women each month prepare the church on Saturdays for worship, assist with cleanup after Sunday services, and decorate the chancel according to the church seasons. For more information, contact church@redeemerstuart.com.

Quilters

Tuesdays · 9:00 AM–Noon · Albracht Hall

The quilters meet every week to make and tie quilts, primarily for mission outreach. These quilts are donated to local organizations such as Helping People Succeed, Elev8Hope, nursing homes, and hospitals. The group also makes confirmation quilts for students, port pillows for cancer patients, and Angel Baby clothing for local hospitals to provide for stillborn and premature babies. For more information, contact janlovesquilting@gmail.com.

Praying Hearts & Hands

Shawl Ministry · 3 Saturdays a year · Albracht Hall

This dedicated group of knitters and crocheters makes baby blankets, baby items, prayer shawls, and other needed items for hospitals, shut-ins, nursing homes, Hospice, and others who need to be wrapped in God’s love and grace. Most ladies work at home, but the group meets 3 times a year for fellowship and devotions. For more information, contact squast1@att.net.

Sunday Fellowship Team

Sundays · between services · Albracht Hall

The Sunday Fellowship Team hosts the fellowship time between our two services. Team members set up Albracht Hall, serve good food and coffee, welcome everyone into conversation, and clean up afterward. For more information, email the church office at church@redeemerstuart.com.

Special Events

Throughout the year

Redeemer focuses on special outreach projects: school supplies (August) and clothing, toys, and gift cards (Advent) for ministries around the Treasure Coast. Ladies enjoy summer and Tuesday Bible studies, Advent by Candlelight, and making Chrismons for Advent and for the children of the congregation. Want to lead a special event or outreach? Contact the church office at 772-286-0911.

Our school

Redeemer Lutheran School

In the mid-60s, a kindergarten program was established under the direction of Mrs. Eddie Lee Smith. Since that time it has been an active part of the life of the congregation and has played a special role in the development of early childhood education in the community.

In 1978 the congregation established a Lutheran parochial school as an outreach to the community. In September 1979, Redeemer Lutheran School opened the doors of its new school building to children in pre-kindergarten, kindergarten, and grades 1–3. Grades 4–8 were added in subsequent years, and the first 8th-grade class graduated in 1983. In 2001, the 2-year-old class was added, and now we serve students from age 2 through 8th grade.

Join us this Sunday

8:30 & 11:00 AM · 2450 SE Ocean Blvd., Stuart · 772-286-0911