Maundy Thursday marks the beginning of the most sacred time of the Christian year, commemorating the night Jesus shared his final meal with his disciples, known as the Last Supper. The word “Maundy” comes from the Latin “mandatum,” meaning “commandment,” reflecting Jesus’ command to love one another as He has loved us.

Good Friday is a special service during Holy Week that invites the Church to gather together to mourn the death of Jesus.

Join us to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus. Easter Sunday begins the Season of Eastertide. This special holiday asks the people of God to gather and contemplate the mystery of Christ’s resurrection. This is a family service, therefore it will be shorter than normal and there will be no childcare available. We can’t wait to be together for this special holiday.

Save the date for the next Redemption Church book club! Sat. April 11 at 9:30am. We will be discussing Corrie Ten Boom's The Hiding Place please contact Kadi Davis with questions kadialicia21@gmail.com

This ceremony is a public commitment made by parents, signaling their intent to raise their child in the ways of Jesus and guide them in the process of becoming a channel for God’s activity and promise.  It also provides an opportunity for our congregation to confirm our promise to come alongside families and offer our support and love as they lead their children on the journey of faith. 

If you are new to Redemption Church, join us for a two-week introduction to Redemption Church. Led by Tim Suttle, these sessions will dive into our shared life in this neighborhood and with each other.

If you are new to Redemption Church, join us for a two-week introduction to Redemption Church. Led by Tim Suttle, these sessions will dive into our shared life in this neighborhood and with each other.

Redemption Church is excited to host author and pastor Meredith Miller for a special parent event on Wednesday, April 22, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. When it comes to talking with kids about the Bible, many parents feel the pressure to have all the answers or to follow a rigid checklist of "do's and don'ts." Meredith offers a different way—one that focuses on curiosity, trust, and the character of God.

The event will be held at Resurrection Leawood. Named after the "great assembly" in Nehemiah 5, this gathering moves beyond individual acts of service to address the root causes of systemic injustice in Johnson County. We will meet with local decision-makers to secure specific, researched commitments regarding mental health, housing, and homelessness.