For a detailed schedule of recurring weekly events and facility use, see the church calendar page.
Mark your calendars for our Missionary Day on July 13! Objective: To inspire and educate each other about missions and missionaries from church history through engaging presentations, games, and activities.
Every year the SBC holds an Annual Meeting to vote on new officials to manage these entities and to enact policies to guide them. There are also teaching and worship sessions and opportunities to connect with other ministries.
Members, mark your calendars for a Quarterly business meeting on May 19th 6:30pm. We will pray, sing, hear a testimony, get a finance update, take care of membership matters, and propose a plan for short-term capacity improvements. We look forward to sharing this time with you.
Jake and Kayla Renken would like to invite you all to christen their new event barn on May 18th with a Bluegrass Hymn Sing, Dance, and potluck. They will do a pit hog roast and ask you to bring a side dish to share. Food will be served at 5:30 pm and music begins at 7:00.
On Tuesday, May 7th, we will intercede on behalf of several families within our church body. Please join us in fasting throughout the day, and then from 6:30pm-7:30pm, dedicate a time for prayer.
Looking forward to fellowship, brunch, a devotional and a Q&A panel with the sisters in our church body. More details to follow!
Come out to Camp Victory on April 13th for a fun-filled, family-friendly Saturday designed to equip parents with the necessary tools to bring the transforming power of the gospel into their homes.
You're invited to join us at Redemption City Church for a joyous Resurrection Sunday service on March 31, 2024!
In place of our monthly potluck lunch at the end of March, this year we will have our yearly Easter Breakfast (yeah, Easter is in March this year).
You're invited to Redemption City Church for a Good Friday service on March 29, 2024, starting at 6:30 PM!
Join us for a full day of teaching and worship as we explore God’s heart for love, sex, and relationships.
Apologetics is the defense of the faith, giving a reason and answer for our Christian hope. Worldview is our faith applied to the world around us, examining various issues or loci from a decidedly Christian perspective.
Teens, let's delight in God's goodness together with fun and encouragement with a game night and white elephant gift exchange on Sunday, January 14th from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. We will provide snacks. Bring a silly gift (don't spend money) and your favorite group game.
Want to dive deeper into your Bible study? this Introduction to Biblical Greek course will be starting in January.
Join us for a delightful evening of music and scripture celebrating the eve of Jesus’ birth.
If you or anyone you have met is interested in learning more about the values of Redemption City Church and what it means to be a member at our church, Adam and Molly Pohlman will be hosting a membership class over dinner.
Join us for an evening of Christmas Carols, cookies and hot cocoa!
God created Adam and placed him in the garden. Adam was instructed to “cultivate it and keep it.” This instruction established the mode of Adam’s dominion rule. First, he is charged to build and construct upon God’s good creation. This means he was to exercise his powers of wit and handihood to develop various ways to enrich and beautify creation through diligent stewardship as an expression of imitation and recreation of God's creative act.
Second, in keeping the garden, Adam was to protect, defend, and extend it. Not only was his task one of maintaining what existed through safeguarding and buttressing the garden, but he was to arise, and extend the borders of Eden so that the outlying wilderness was subdued and brought under the righteous rule of God.
Adam’s task was hampered and frustrated by the fall. The effects of sin brought great struggle to the task of man. Instead of the creation willingly being subdued, now it fights man’s efforts and resists through the effects of sin in the world. But thanks be to God that Christ has dwelt among us and has resurrected as the firstborn from the dead. He has ushered in a new creation, and a new humanity as the last Adam. He calls redeemed men to work again. This time not in vain, but with the promise that faith is the victory that overcomes the world.
At this year's Men’s Summit, we will endeavor to equip ourselves to Arise & Build. We will outline and define the Missio Dei (Mission of God). We will consider the foundations of beauty, order, and righteousness that are necessary for the building of a new Christendom. We will examine the mindset of the master builders who set about building the wonders of the Medieval Cathedrals, many of which were only completed after many generations. We will identify the character and caliber of masculinity that God calls us to in order that we might leave a generational legacy to those who follow and build after us.
1:00 pm – Arrival
4:00 pm – Prayer
5:30 pm – Dinner
6:30 pm – Session #1
7:30 pm – Session #2
8:30 pm – Fireside Colloquy
8:00 am – Breakfast
9:00 am – Session #3
10:00 am – Epilogues
10:30 am – Clean Up
11:00 am – Leave
Sleeping bags or other bedding
Bible
Flashlight
Snacks
Board Games
Toiletries
If you have any questions, please contact: Kevin Amundson 952.457.4227
Jordan Hecox is moving his young family to Mankato to revitalize a fledgling church and build a college campus outreach. He is asking Redemption City Church and Cities Church (in St. Paul) to help kick off a fresh season of faithful ministry with a summer clean-up project and community festival on Friday and Saturday, August 25-26.
We will be in charge of leading some property and building care on Friday evening and Saturday morning setting up for a time of music and activities Saturday afternoon. If you are interested in spending any time of this weekend helping, contact pastor Adam.
Why is it valuable to have your children worship with you? How do you train young ones to not simply be quiet, but to participate? What should you expect of children of different ages? Many of you have asked these kinds of questions and we are eager to help you Parent Well in the Pews. Dads and moms, older kids and younger, along with singles and married couples without children are welcome to join a Parenting in the Pews Practicum on Saturday, August 19th at 10:30 am in the worship auditorium to listen, learn, discuss, and practice helping build our children into worshipers.
The long overdue 2023 men and boys campout is imminent! Recruiting guys of all ages for redeployment as campers, fire builders, marksmen, orienteers, and all around adventurers! This year's event will be hosted at the Pohlman Farm (Located 1/3 mile south of Chub Lake) on August 11-12.
5:00 pm – Dinner (Hobo Meat Pies)
6:30 pm – Breakout-Block #1
7:30 pm – Breakout-Block #2
8:30 pm – Fireside Colloquy
7:00 am – Early Morning Run
8:00 am – Breakfast
9:30 am – Breakout-Block #3
10:30 am – Cleanup
11:00 am – Leave
Orienteering - Mike Exsted
GPS/Compass
Maps/Terrain
Knot Tying
Small Game Butchery - Kevin Amundson
Rabbits
Knife/Hawk Throwing - Phil Giarratana
Bow & Arrow - Matt Fisher
Shooting
Air Guns
.22 Rifles/Pistols
Sleeping bags or other bedding
Bible
Flashlight
Snacks
Games
Toiletries
Pohlman’s Farm
1821 Frontier Rd SW
Byron, MN 55920
Located 1/3 mile south of Chub Lake
If you have any questions please contact Kevin Amundson 952.457.4227
