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  Redeemer is a great place to do everything from experience traditional worship and prayer services to meet a diverse group of people in the community. Our parishioners range from families that have been in the area for generations, people who have moved here recently, Gardner Webb instructors, employees from the Wal-Mart distribution center, families with young children to single people in their 80's. Our ministries include the Shepherd's table that offers free Wednesday breakfasts and lunch to the needy, a Wednesday food pantry, a community garden, and a campus that hosts other churches in our chapel and community groups that meet in one of our two parish assembly areas. Our prayer garden is a great place for weddings and other special events, and our campus features two large meeting areas and a full, restaurant-grade kitchen. Come and worship with us on Sunday at 8:30 or 10:30 or come by sometime in the week - there is always something happening at Redeemer!

  Added September 13, 2016 by Rod Streeper