Church of the Redeemer, Greensboro, NC

"Ash Wednesday", Lent 2025; Joel 2:1-2,12-17; The Rev. Dcn. J.D. Meeder.

"A Theology of Flourishing," Ora et Labora (Faith & Vocation), Jeremiah 29:1-9, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

Our vocation is more than simply work we get paid for—it is how God has intentionally created us in his image to do good and meaningful work in partnership with him. In this sermon series (Ora et Labora), we’ll explore how God interacts with our vocation, in whatever season of life or field of work we find ourselves in. How do we participate in God’s redemptive work through our vocation?

"Cultivating the Young," Ora et Labora (Faith & Vocation), Luke 15:11-32, The Rev. Drew Hill.

Our vocation is more than simply work we get paid for—it is how God has intentionally created us in his image to do good and meaningful work in partnership with him. In this sermon series (Ora et Labora), we’ll explore how God interacts with our vocation, in whatever season of life or field of work we find ourselves in. How do we participate in God’s redemptive work through our vocation?

Our vocation is more than simply work we get paid for—it is how God has intentionally created us in his image to do good and meaningful work in partnership with him. In this sermon series (Ora et Labora), we’ll explore how God interacts with our vocation, in whatever season of life or field of work we find ourselves in. How do we participate in God’s redemptive work through our vocation?

"Cultivating the Beautiful," Ora et Labora (Faith & Vocation), Amelia Blanchard.

Our vocation is more than simply work we get paid for—it is how God has intentionally created us in his image to do good and meaningful work in partnership with him. In this sermon series (Ora et Labora), we’ll explore how God interacts with our vocation, in whatever season of life or field of work we find ourselves in. How do we participate in God’s redemptive work through our vocation?

"Cultivating the Prosperous," Ora et Labora, Luke 12:13-21, The Rev. Dcn J.D. Meeder.

Our vocation is more than simply work we get paid for—it is how God has intentionally created us in his image to do good and meaningful work in partnership with him. In this sermon series (Ora et Labora), we’ll explore how God interacts with our vocation, in whatever season of life or field of work we find ourselves in. How do we participate in God’s redemptive work through our vocation?

"Cultivating the Good," Ora et Labora (Faith & Vocation), The Rev. Dcn. J.D. Meeder

Our vocation is more than simply work we get paid for—it is how God has intentionally created us in his image to do good and meaningful work in partnership with him. In this sermon series (Ora et Labora), we’ll explore how God interacts with our vocation, in whatever season of life or field of work we find ourselves in. How do we participate in God’s redemptive work through our vocation?

"A Theology of Vocation," Ora et Labora (Faith & Vocation), Gen. 1:26-31, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

"The Office of Deacon," Epiphany 2025, 1 Tim. 3:8-13, The Very Rev. Dr. Dan Alger.

A sermon from Dean Dan during the ordination of J.D. Meeder into the diaconate.

"The Baptism of Jesus," Epiphany 2025, Luke 3:15-22, The Rev. Dcn. Ashley Davis.

On this first Sunday of Epiphany and the day we celebrate the Baptism of our Lord, Deacon Ashley shares the story of Jesus’ baptism by John the Baptist, why the Son of God was baptized, and what that means when we receive our own baptism.

"Naming the Savior, Embodying Hope," Christmastide 2024, Matt. 2:1-12, The Rev. Zach Croonquist.

On this second Sunday of Christmas, Fr. Zach reflects on the feast days of the Circumcision and Holy Name of Our Lord Jesus Christ (Jan. 1st) and Epiphany Eve (Jan. 5th).