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life-change: “God I am such a sinner, I repent” or “God, I have held a grudge against my coworker Dorothy. I repent”? My guess is that praying the second will cause someone to approach Dorothy in a friendlier way.

For the sermon series on Ezekiel we are talking about the reality of sin and the need for confession. One practice I have begun this month is confessing one specific sin from my day before I go to bed. Contrary to what you may think, this is not a pessimistic or depressing exercise. Instead I am seeing God break down sin strongholds that I did not even know existed. I would encourage you to try something similar. Drop the glittering generalities and see what the Holy Spirit can do when we start confessing our actual sins.

— Pastor Mark [email protected]

When anyone becomes aware that they

are guilty in any of these matters, they

must confess in what way they have

sinned. Leviticus 5:5

Is it possible to sin while trying to confess your sin? Over the past three months I have become powerfully aware of a shortcoming in my faith. I have realized that not only do I rarely practice confession of sin but that when I do confess sin it is not a true confession. My prayers sound like this: “God, I am such a sinner. I am so far from you. I repent and ask your forgiveness.” Do you know what the problem is with that prayer? I didn’t actually confess anything wrong.

A mentor of mine calls this the problem of ‘glittering generalities’. We can go on and on using language that sounds repentant without ever mentioning one specific thing we have done wrong. These prayers are a bad habit which leads to a two-fold problem: Not only are we not truly confessing sin, but we do not find God’s healing either.

For example, of these two prayers which one is more likely to lead to a

From the Pastor’s Desk

July 2014

Update from Our Annual Meeting Sunday, June 8, 2014

We held our annual mid-year congregational meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the sanctuary.

Here is a recap of what we did:

- We welcomed in three new members:

Nick Morales

Jose Luis Salazar

Liliana Salazar

- We approved an $8,000 increase to our budget. This money will go toward our administrative fund, specifically to pay for the costs of hiring a bookkeeper. As an FYI: we were $18,000 ahead of budget on

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Council Corner, continued THANK YOU! to our council members who have finished up their service on council: Melanie Johnson - Church Chair Donna Petty -Treasurer Neil Milbrandt - Financial Secretary Mike Castelli - Fellowship

Please pray for these volunteers regularly and support them by helping as God leads you: Executive Board Chair — Mike Castelli Vice Chairman — Fresnel Previlon Secretary — Sherry Thweatt Treasurer — Deb Christopher Financial Secretary — Jayme Wright Committee Chairs Fellowship — Kathy Joiner Missions — Joe Wakeman Property — Steve Walker Worship — Jim Martin Discipleship — Julie Persson Evangelism — Julie Walker

June 1st 2014.

- We voted on new council members, including welcoming three new council members. The ballot which passed was:

Mike Castelli, Church Chair

Deb Christopher, Treasurer

Jayme Wright, Financial Secretary

Julie Persson, Discipleship

Kathy Joiner, Fellowship

Joe Wakeman, Missions

- A motion to allow our church council to negotiate and approve a contract for a potential land deal passed by a 48-2 with two abstaining.

- A motion to approve a plan to disburse the $100,000 financial gift we received in February was approved by a 53-3 vote with one abstaining.

(See the plan below.)

$100,000 Financial Gift Disbursement Plans At our June 8th annual meeting, the congregation approved a motion to disburse the $100,000 financial gift we received in February. Thanks to all who participated in the listening lunches and offered feedback!

Here is the disbursement plan:

Overall we followed the 10 / 10 / 80 plan. This means 10% tithe, 10% savings, and 80% for ministry.

For the tithe: We decide to give $5,000 to Covenant World Relief and $5,000 to Metrocrest Services. Both of these agencies work to help those in poverty either around the world or in our own backyard.

For the savings: This may be self-explanatory but we put $10,000 to help bolster our reserve fund. Our council has set a goal of $60,000 (two months cash on hand) as a reasonable reserve fund.

Finally, for the 80% ($80,000)

1. $50,000 will go toward our building

a.) $30,000 for the next RENOVATE project

b.) $20,000 for interior improvements for 2014, 2015, and 2016

2. $30,000 will go toward ministries in general but with some focus on outreach

a.) $19,000 will fund Associate Pastor Dieula Previlon’s position for 2014 and 2015

b.) $11,000 will fund ministries for 2014, 2015, and 2016

For 2014 keep your eyes peeled for the following: Upgrades to Fellowship Hall (including a new room

divider) Celebrate Recovery ministry

Small group ministry

Plans for an all-church retreat

Some more meals after church on Sunday mornings

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Hearts & Soles Will Be Here Soon!

Women’s Ministries

Soul Sisters Wednesdays, 7-8:30 P.M.

Ladies, you are all welcome to join us in the conference room for encouragement, study, support, and prayer. We are current studying: Bad Girls of the Bible by Liz Curtis-Higgs. Contact Jayme Wright at

JaymeLWright (at) yahoo.com.

Ladies’ Exercise Class Wednesdays, 6 P.M. in room 113 Join us for a free YOGA exercise class (via DVD instruction). Wear

comfortable clothes and bring a mat. Contact Cindy:

Cindy401k (at) yahoo.com.

Secret Sisters

Secret sisters, don’t forget to check the table in the hallway by the prayer room for notes and goodies. Remember you don’t have to spend a lot of money to

be an encouragement to your secret sister. Questions? Contact Jayme at JaymeLWright (at) yahoo.com.

Ladies Potluck Luncheon is Taking a Break in July Ladies, we will not meet this month. Instead, we encourage you to get involved with Vacation Bible School, which will be held July 14-18. Our next luncheon will be Monday, August 11. Questions about the luncheon? Contact Ana Belville at ana (at) LDBtech.com.

Donate Funds If you wish to make a financial donation to purchase shoes, please make your check out to Redeemer and put “Hearts and Soles” on the memo line.

Pray to make this outreach a success! Contact Julie Walker for more information: jswalker51 (at) Verizon.net

Watch for the signup

table

in the foyer!

Sharing God’s love in a practical way

Once again, Redeemer Evangelical Covenant Church is partnering with Metrocrest Services and Payless Shoes Stores to provide new shoes for children going back to school.

Mark your calendar for:

Sunday, August 10, from 7:45-10 A.M.

Volunteer to help children find that special pair of shoes that will make them smile! Training will begin at 7:45 A.M. that Sunday at the Payless store (Josey and the Bush Tollway)

mailto:[email protected]





Wednesdays, July 2, 9, & 23; August 6 & 20 We will meet at Redeemer at 7pm, walk to EdenTree, and return to church by 8:30pm.

CREW is partnering with the EdenTree Apartments again this summer to develop relationships between our

youth and school-age residents of EdenTree.

On selected Wednesdays, CREW holds a Bible club at the apartment complex, featuring games, sports, a

Bible lesson, and crafts.

Please keep us in your prayers as we seek to foster even stronger relationships with our neighbors.

If you would like to be a part of this ministry, please see Haley Kroboth for more information!

[email protected]

July 19 & August 16 Kayaking, Ice Blocking, Go-Karts, Marshmallow Roasts, Swimming, etc.!

All youth and their friends are invited to celebrate summer with fun activities!

Specific events to be announced.

CREW to Serve with HARVEY’S KIDS A Respite Ministry for Children with Special Needs and Their Families

Saturday, July 12, 4:45-8:15pm

Please meet at Holy Covenant United Methodist Church at the corner of Peter’s Colony and Josey!

We will be providing childcare for the children while their parents enjoy a night out.

Youth and Adults welcome!!!

Just a couple of weeks ago, 12 middle school and high school students and two adult leaders drove nearly 300 miles south, contending with torrential rain, stray dogs who needed our help, and Houston traffic, to arrive in Galveston to spend 5 days working in solidarity with the island’s urban poor. Prior to the trip, we spent over half a year exploring the implications of our theme of “Openness” as it relates to mission work and especially to our interactions with and experiences of those in Galveston. Here are some things we learned from the trip:

Our youth are great animal rescuers. (We got an injured dog help in Houston!)

If you need to test the effectiveness of paint rollers, the back of Corbin Robertson’s neck is a great spot to try them out on.

Engaging, empowering, and equipping ought to be fundamental to Christian community development and mission work.

The LORD does amazing things in and through those whom society oftentimes writes off.

Either our youth are all surfing prodigies or Haley is the world’s best surfing coach…(I’m inclined to believe the latter )

People in Galveston are more than happy to line dance with strange groups of youth in public places.

People in Galveston are also more than happy to accept marriage proposals from strange youth whom they have never met.

One of the most powerful acts of ministry and social action is to allow those who too often have no voice and no choice to speak and take the lead.

Our youth are incredibly patient, gentle, encouraging, loving, and adaptable.

God is is using a community of the urban poor, 5 staff members at Galveston Urban Ministries, and groups of teenagers like ours to change an entire island!

When we are open to doing the things that make us uncomfortable for the sake of another person, we are not only being Christ-like, we are also being part of the healing of broken societies that God desires.

Galveston mosquitoes are huge.

Unimaginable things can happen when you are open to letting God and others change you.

Our youth know every single song ever written and will prove it to you by yelling the lyrics as loudly as possible.

We are all TOV (very good, whole, lovely) in God’s eyes!

The power of self-giving love is infinitely stronger than the power of domination.

On behalf of CREW youth group, thank you, Redeemer, for all of your prayers, support, generosity, and love that made possible this life-changing trip and the relationships that will continue out of it.

In Christ, CREW

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WEIRD ANIMALS will be living at Redeemer Church for 5 days only!

Monday, July 14 through Friday, July 18 6:30 - 8:30 P.M.

Don’t miss the fun!

Experience the extraordinary love of Jesus! WEIRD ANIMALS Vacation Bible School (VBS) is filled with incredible Bible-learning experiences kids will see, hear, touch and even taste!

One-of-a-Kind Bible Adventures Untamed Games Critter Café Kid Vid Cinema (NEW!) Imagination Station The Tail End

The entire family is invited to final day! The Friday night Open House features:

FREE picnic supper Games & Activities The children will showcase what they’ve learned!

Registration for ages 4 through 5th grade:

Register in one of these ways:

VISIT the church and fill out a form at our foyer display

MAIL this form to: Redeemer Covenant Church 1518 E. Frankford Rd Carrollton, TX 75007

E-MAIL your information to [email protected]

PHONE IN your information to our church at 972-466-0054

Invite your friends and neighbors!

You may contact our VBS Director, Julie Persson, at [email protected] or call 972-492-6124.

Weird Animals Registration Form

Child’s Name_________________________________

Age___________ Date of Birth_________________

Last school grade completed_____________________ (as of June 6, 2014)

Child’s Name_________________________________

Age___________ Date of Birth_________________


Child’s Name_________________________________

Age___________ Date of Birth_________________


Parent/Guardian’s Name_______________________

Street Address________________________________

____________________________________________

City_________________________________________

Zip Code____________________________________

Home Phone_________________________________

Cell Phone___________________________________

E-mail_______________________________________

In case of emergency, contact___________________

____________________________________________

Relationship to child____________________________

Allergies or medical conditions____________________

____________________________________________

How did you hear about VBS?____________________


Help Us Now: We need donations!

We will be creating different habitats: tropical, ocean, and bugs! If you have any decorations or materials you’d be able to loan to us or donate, here are some ideas:

Stuffed or inflatable animals, insects, sea creatures, etc. They do not have to be “real” – our theme is Weird Animals, so anything unusual or weird can be used.

Uplights or clip lights (to highlight plants)

Chenille stems (pipe cleaners) – bright colors

Tissue paper – pink, purple, blue, light blue, green, light green, white

Clear 2-liter bottles (empty)

Duct tape (regular, green, black)

A complete list of needed items is posted on the Donations bulletin board in the east hallway (leading to the children's wing and the prayer room). Pick the papers of the items you want to donate, take them home, find or purchase the items, and put them in the red bin in the foyer. Be sure to put your name on the items you want back!

We need volunteers to help decorate and set up! There are printed workday calendars on the display table in the foyer – if you would like to help with decorating, please take one!

We will have workdays at Redeemer during the day and some evenings

We will help Holy Covenant United Methodist Church on June 30 through July 4 from 9am-12 noon. Then they will donate their decorations to us!

Even if you can only help an hour here or there, it would be greatly appreciated!

Help at Holy Covenant United Methodist Church (HCUMC): Monday, June 30 - Friday, July 4 at 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Friday, July 11 at 12:30 p.m. Meet at HCUMC to take down décor and bring it to Redeemer Sunday, July 13 at 12:15 p.m. Pick up decorations from HCUMC and bring them to Redeemer

Workdays at Redeemer: Monday, June 30 - Thursday, July 3 at 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.

Saturday, July 5 at 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. (or longer) Monday-Thursday, July 7-10 at 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

Friday, July 11 at 9:30 a.m. - noon Saturday, July 12 at 9:30 a.m. (all day)

Monday, July 14 at 9:30 a.m. = finish setting up! Saturday, July 19 = clean up day!

Contact Kathy Lemay: klemay (at) verizon.net.

Help Us the Week of VBS: See the Table in the Foyer

for Volunteer Options. Contact Julie Persson: rjpersson (at) verizon.net

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Help Needed for Vacation Bible School

Redeemer’s Denomination We are a member of The Evangelical Covenant Church (ECC). To learn about our denomination, what we believe, our college and seminary, and the various ECC ministries, departments, and activities, visit www.covchurch.org. Also find the ECC on facebook at www.facebook.com/#!/covchurch

C4 Church En Español Their new Sunday meeting time is 5:00 P.M. Centro Cristiano Covenant Church (C4) will be changing their meeting time. They found that early afternoon does not work for their target group. Did you know that Pastor Eduardo has a radio spot? “Una Vida de Poder” airs on AM 1440 on Saturday mornings at 9:30.

Harvest Community Garden Saturday, July 19, 8 a.m. Please pray for our community garden this month as we have our first gardener’s meeting of the summer. We encourage you to stop by the garden (on the south side of our property) and check it out. Half of the harvest goes to the Christian Community Action food pantry (in Lewisville).

www.HarvestCommunityGarden.org [email protected]

For Your Information

Giving Report as of 6/8/2014 Giving received so far this year: $184,746 Projected giving (budget): $168,958 This month: $13,199 Budget this month: $14,692

Thank you for giving to the Lord and His work through Redeemer.

Men’s Breakfast Saturday, July 26, 8:30 A.M.

Men, please join us in Fellowship Hall for our monthly breakfast. Come early to have a cup of coffee and catch up with friends. If you like to cook, you are more than welcome to come early and help out. Contact Mike Castelli at fmcastelli (at) gmail.com.

Redeemer’s Book Club Sunday, AUGUST 17*, 7-9 p.m.

Everyone is welcome! The book club chooses one book a month to read and discuss. We meet in the conference room and discuss a variety of books. In August we’ll discuss: How to Be an American Housewife by

Margaret Dilloway. *NOTE: Due to vaca-tions, we will not meet in July. Contact Lori Vriend at [email protected].


Visit Us on Facebook! Redeemer: www.facebook.com/#!/redeemercarrollton Redeemer Men’s Ministry: www.facebook.com/#!/

groups/177117385741727/ Redeemer Women’s Fellowship Marys and Marthas: www.facebook.com/#!/groups/226778084046250/ Redeemer CREW: www.facebook.com/#!/groups/157436294355726/

Check Out Our New Website! www.RedeemerECC.org

Our new website has VBS registration, the church calendar, coming events, sermon podcasts, our newsletter, links to websites we use, ministry updates, and lots more. Check it out!

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Happy Birthday! 7/3 Hannah Morris 7/6 Jim Martin 7/6 Nicholas Schwartz 7/7 Lourelle Jensen 7/9 David Johnson 7/9 Joe Martin 7/9 Julie Persson 7/9 Mike Seeley 7/11 Dee Yach 7/12 Dan Belville 7/12 Kira Conway 7/12 Jim Hoisington 7/13 Jessica Mohrweis 7/14 Jerry Jaime 7/17 Sandra Ninemire

Happy Birthday! 7/18 Kate Conway 7/20 Cindy Martin 7/22 Ray Utterback 7/26 Mary Wernaer 7/27 Fresnel Previlon 7/27 Julie Walker 7/28 David Conway 7/28 Cliff Erickson 7/29 Terry Yach 7/30 Anderson Plouff

Happy Anniversary! 7/6 Vijay Sachdev & Shayla Holub 7/15 Phillip & Jessica Milbrandt 7/26 Jeremy & Jayme Wright

July’s Special Dates Please join us in praying for these people on their special days!

(If we do not have your special day, please let us know so we can add you to the list.)

Midsouth Covenant Camp Registration Deadline is July 15! The registration deposit ($50) and registration forms are due by July 15. Registration forms received after July 15 will be accepted only as space is available.

ONLINE Registration is at www.midsouthcov.org

Printed registration forms are available in Redeemer's foyer.

The cost is $465. July 15 = all registration forms (campers and CILTs) must be submitted to the Midsouth office. All T-shirt orders must be received by the Midsouth office.

August 3 = all camp fees must be paid in full at camp check-in. Camp check-in is from 3-5 P.M.

August 9 = Camp ends with a closing program and brunch

Contact the Midsouth Conference: (479) 631-1212 Email: [email protected] www.midsouthcov.org. Contact Kimmy Petty Kimberly.Petty28 (at) gmail.com

August 3-9 Midsouth Covenant Camp is a run by the Midsouth Conference of the Evangelical Covenant Church. It is held

at Frontier Camp in the beautiful piney woods near Grapeland, Texas (www.frontiercamp.org). The Primary Goal is to show each camper the love and saving power of Jesus Christ. Student Camper Ages: entering grades 2 through 9 with programs tailored to their age in grade level groups of 2-4, 5-6, and 7-9.

Activities include riflery, archery, basketball, volleyball, rope swing, horseback riding, skate park, climbing wall, crafts, and many different water activities. Counseling Staff is made up of trained volunteers from Covenant churches in the Midsouth Conference. All staff members attend a training session for instruction about the camp’s purpose and procedures, as well as general counseling techniques. Parents often volunteer as counselors while their own children attend camp.

Wednesdays at Redeemer:

Bible Study Wednesdays from 7:00 P.M. to 8:30 P.M.

Everyone is invited! Join Pastor Mark in the Fellowship Hall. They are studying the Gospel of John. Childcare is provided. Contact: [email protected]

Soul Sisters Wednesdays 7:00 P.M. to 8:30 P.M.

Women meet in the Conference Room for study, encouragement, and prayer. The current study is Bad Girls of the Bible by Liz Curtis-Higgs. Contact Jayme at Jayme.L.Wright (at) bankofamerica.com.

Prayer Ministry Wednesdays at 7-8 P.M.

Men meet in the Library. Women meet in the Prayer Room. Please join us as we spend time in praising God, in confession, in giving thanks, and in praying for each other, our church’s prayer requests, our community, and the world. For more information contact Lori at [email protected].

CREW Youth Group Wednesdays 7:00 P.M. to 8:30 P.M.

Middle school and high school students meet in room 110 for fun, study, friendship, and outreach/missions.

Redeemer Kids Wednesdays 7:00 P.M. to 8:30 P.M.

Wednesday night is not just for adults and teens anymore! Elementary age students, come join Redeemer Kids. Currently, we are learning to put others first with help from our friends at Veggie Tales.

Contact our Discipleship Chair Email Julie Persson at rjpersson (at) verizon.net.

Contact our Youth Pastor Email Pastor Haley at [email protected].

Contact our Nursery Coordinator Email Julie Muncy at jkmuncy (at) yahoo.com.

Sundays at Redeemer:

Sunday School for All Ages 9:30 A.M. to 10:30 A.M.

Infants and Toddlers: Nursery (Room 115)

Preschool – Kindergarten: Room 113

Grades 1-5: Room 109

Grades 6-12: room 110 Teacher: Pastor Haley

Adult Classes: Where Is It Written?: Meets in the Conference Room

Chuck Lamb is currently leading a study on apologetics: Does God ex-ist? What is the basis for morals and ethics?

Tupos: This class is taking a break for the summer... For more information, contact Taylor Petty at teepee.usa (at) verizon.net.

Nursery Care 9:30 A.M. to 10:30 A.M.

Nursery care for infants and toddlers is in room 115 during Sunday school.

10:30 A.M. to noon During the worship service, parents sign their children in and leave instructions for the nursery care providers. Care for infants from birth—Age 1: Room 115 Care for toddlers: Room 114 *There is also a “Cry Room” at the back of the sanctuary for parents with fussy babies.

Children’s Church During the worship service

We provide age-appropriate opportunities for the children to learn and have fun in God’s house.

Toddlers: 10:30 A.M. to noon in room 114

Preschool—Kdg.: 10:30 A.M. to noon in room 113

Grades 1-5: Elementary students join their parents during the first part of the worship service at 10:45 A.M. Then, during the offertory, they are dismissed to room 109 for their own worship time.

Discipleship Ministries



Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

PURPLE Letters = Fellowship Hall RED = Sanctuary GREEN = CE Wing BLUE = Conference room ORANGE = Prayer Room PINK = Whole Church

30 VBS workday at Holy Covenant 9am-noon at RECC: 6:30-8:30 pm

1 VBS workday at Holy Covenant 9am-noon at RECC: 6:30-8:30 pm

2 VBS workday at Holy Covenant 9am-noon & at RECC: 6:30-8:30 pm Ladies’ Yoga 6pm 7pm: Men’s Prayer, Ladies Prayer, Soul Sisters, Bible Study, Redeemer Kids, CREW (Edentree)

3 (Lori’s day off) VBS workday at Holy Covenant 9am-noon at RECC: 6:30-8:30 pm

4 Independence Day Office Closed VBS workday at Holy Covenant 9am-noon

5 VBS workday at RECC: 9:30am-3:30pm; (or longer)

6 C4 5pm CREW’s Fight Club 7-8:30pm

7 VBS workday at RECC: 9:30am-3:30pm; 6:30-8:30 pm


9 VBS workday 9:30am-3:30pm; 6:30-8:30 pm Ladies’ Yoga 6pm 7pm: Men’s Prayer, Ladies Prayer, Soul Sisters, Bible Study, Redeemer Kids, CREW (Edentree)


11 VBS workday at RECC: 9:30am-noon VBS 12:30 pm meet at Holy Covenant to take down décor & bring it to RECC

12 VBS workday at RECC: 9:30am-all day CREW to Harvey’s Kids 4:45-8:15pm

13 VBS workday 12:15pm - meet at Holy Covenant and transport décor and set up C4 5pm

14 VBS workday - finish setting up.

15 16 17 18 Begin VBS clean up 8:30pm

19 VBS Clean up

CREW Summer Saturday Harvest Community Garden meeting 8am

20 C4 5pm (NO book club this month)

21 Office closed 22 23 Ladies’ Yoga 6pm 7pm: Men’s Prayer, Ladies Prayer, Soul Sisters, Bible Study, Redeemer Kids, CREW (Edentree)

24 25 26 Men’s Breakfast 8:30am C4 5-9pm

27 C4 5pm

28 Office closed 29 30 Ladies’ Yoga 6pm 7pm: Men’s Prayer, Ladies Prayer, Soul Sisters, Bible Study, Redeemer Kids, CREW (Edentree)

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July 2014

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PLAN AHEAD August 3-9 - Frontier Camp August 6 & 20 - CREW @ Edentree August 10 - Hearts & Soles August 16 - CREW Summer Saturday September 7 - Picnic

Vacation Bible School 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Lori’s Vacation

Redeemer Covenant Church

Our vision is to be

a multi-ethnic community

that is committed to

walking alongside

anyone seeking healing or

wholeness in Christ.

Office Hours

Monday: 9 AM — 4 PM (Pastor Mark’s day off)

Tuesday: 9 AM — 4 PM

(Staff meeting 2 — 3 PM)

Wednesday: 9 AM — 4 PM

Thursday: 10 AM — 4 PM

Friday: 9 AM — 4 PM

(Lori’s day off)

Office Hours

Monday: 9 AM — 4 PM

(Pastor Mark’s day off)

Tuesday: 9 AM — 4 PM

(Staff meetings 1 — 2 PM)

Wednesday: 9 AM — 4 PM

Thursday: 9 AM — 4 PM

Friday: 9 AM — 4 PM

(Lori’s day off)

Saturday: Closed

Redeemer Evangelical Covenant Church

Contact Us

1518 East Frankford Road Carrollton, TX 75007

972-466-0054 FAX 972-323-1413

[email protected] Senior Pastor – Mark Mohrweis

[email protected]

Associate Pastor – Dieula Previlon [email protected]

Youth Pastor – Haley Kroboth [email protected]

Music Leader – Cassie Watson [email protected]

Office Administrator – Lori Vriend [email protected]

www.facebook.com/#!/redeemercarrollton Redeemer is a member of

The Evangelical Covenant Church www.covchurch.org

We are

on the web!

www. RedeemerECC.org

Master’s Touch Submissions

To submit information or an article, e-mail it to Lori.Vriend@ RedeemerCovenantChurch.org

Submissions are due no later than the 20th of the month in order to be considered for publication in the following month’s newsletter.

Submissions will be reviewed by RCC leadership for approval and are subject to editing.

Worship Service Please join us in worshipping our Lord on Sundays at 10:45 A.M.

Summer Sermon Series

God’s Naysayer: The Prophet Ezekiel

July 6 - Ezekiel 10:1-22 “Have God. Will Travel”

July 13 - Ezekiel 16:1-22, 59-63 “Prophesying Like a Sailor”

July 20 - Ezekiel 18:1-23 “A Dad is a Dad who was Raised by a Dad”

July 27 - Ezekiel 25:1-7 “The Obadiah Principle”

Worship at Redeemer

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