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'''Redeemer Community Church''' was founded in [[2008]] by the Rev. [[Joel Brooks]]. Redeemer is a non-denominational church. Early in its history it partnered with the Louisville, Kentucky-based Sojourn Network (later the Harbor Network). Brooks originally held services in his own home, later the church worshiped at [[Girls Incorporated]] in Crestwood, and the [[Cornerstone School]] in [[Woodlawn]]. In [[2014]] Redeemer moved from Woodlawn the 1914 sanctuary of [[South Avondale Baptist Church]] on 4022 [[4th Avenue South]] in Avondale. The congregation expanded rapidly after moving to Avondale, eventually having to hold four Sunday services. | '''Redeemer Community Church''' was founded in [[2008]] by the Rev. [[Joel Brooks]]. Redeemer is a non-denominational church. Early in its history it partnered with the Louisville, Kentucky-based Sojourn Network (later the Harbor Network). Brooks originally held services in his own home, later the church worshiped at [[Girls Incorporated]] in Crestwood, and the [[Cornerstone School]] in [[Woodlawn]]. In [[2014]] Redeemer moved from Woodlawn to the 1914 sanctuary of [[South Avondale Baptist Church]] on 4022 [[4th Avenue South]] in Avondale. The congregation expanded rapidly after moving to Avondale, eventually having to hold four Sunday services. | ||
During the [[Covid-19 | During the [[Covid-19 pandemic]], Redeemer held worship services in the parking garage of [[Trinity Medical Center|Trinity Montclair Hospital]]. | ||
==External Site== | ==External Site== | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
*Hamilton, John (November 12, 2019) [https://magiccityreligion.org/2019/11/12/redeemer-community-church/ Redeemer Community Church: Redeemer's Unchanging Changes] | *Hamilton, John (November 12, 2019) [https://magiccityreligion.org/2019/11/12/redeemer-community-church/ "Redeemer Community Church: Redeemer's Unchanging Changes"] {{MCR}} | ||
*Dreher, Anna (May 19, 2021) [https://magiccityreligion.org/2021/05/19/redeemer-community-church-easter-worship-service/ | *Dreher, Anna (May 19, 2021) [https://magiccityreligion.org/2021/05/19/redeemer-community-church-easter-worship-service/ "Redeemer Community Church's Easter Worship Service"] {{MCR}} | ||
[[Category: Nondenominational churches]] | [[Category: Nondenominational churches]] | ||
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[[Category: 4th Avenue South]] | [[Category: 4th Avenue South]] | ||
[[Category: Avondale]] | [[Category: Avondale]] | ||
[[Category:Churches in Crestwood]] | |||
[[Category:Churches in Woodlawn]] | |||
[[Category:Churches in the Red Mountain community]] | |||
Latest revision as of 12:09, 11 May 2023
Redeemer Community Church was founded in 2008 by the Rev. Joel Brooks. Redeemer is a non-denominational church. Early in its history it partnered with the Louisville, Kentucky-based Sojourn Network (later the Harbor Network). Brooks originally held services in his own home, later the church worshiped at Girls Incorporated in Crestwood, and the Cornerstone School in Woodlawn. In 2014 Redeemer moved from Woodlawn to the 1914 sanctuary of South Avondale Baptist Church on 4022 4th Avenue South in Avondale. The congregation expanded rapidly after moving to Avondale, eventually having to hold four Sunday services.
During the Covid-19 pandemic, Redeemer held worship services in the parking garage of Trinity Montclair Hospital.
External Site
References
- Hamilton, John (November 12, 2019) "Redeemer Community Church: Redeemer's Unchanging Changes" Magic City Religion
- Dreher, Anna (May 19, 2021) "Redeemer Community Church's Easter Worship Service" Magic City Religion