I do not know many people who are grieving because 2020 is almost over. People will remember this year as one of the craziest and most stressful in our nation’s history. If you are a student of American history, you know this country has experienced in its past craziness, tragedies, and stress in great quantity and high degree: the War of 1812, the Great Depression, the Civil War era, the assassinations of US presidents, the Spanish Flu, and various world wars. But, as thi

Thank you so much, Redemption Hill Church family, for your remarkable response to the needs of people in our community! Your donations have made a huge difference this Christmas season! As you know, we were not able to ask members/attenders to bring non-perishable items this year for our Christmas "boxes" for people in need due to COVID-19. So, we instead asked our church family to make a donation in the amount they usually spend to purchase these items. Wow! You gave way

Redemption Hill Church is offering two Christmas Eve services this year. Each service will be 45 minutes in duration, and will climax with the lighting of candles and singing of Silent Night. The first service will begin at 4:00 pm. The second service will begin at 5:15. Ian Mavity and the band will lead us in singing songs themed for Christmas. A brief message focusing on the birth of JESUS will be shared. Please invite unchurched friends and relatives to join us for t

Our Redemption Hill Church family annually conducts a toy and clothing drive for the Will Rogers Elementary School at Christmas. Some families find it economically impossible to provide Christmas gifts for their children. Through the years, our church family has provided thousands of dollars worth of toys and clothes for children at the school. These gifts have been a powerful witness for our LORD JESUS! You can bring toys/clothing to the church building from 9:00 am to 7:

“White Christmas” has been an annual tradition for our church family. On the second Sunday of December, we bring non-perishable goods wrapped in white tissue or common grocery sacks and place them on the altar at the conclusion of our worship service. After the worship service, a team of volunteers would take the non-perishable items to the “Big Room” to be sorted into Christmas boxes for families in need. While the boxes were assembled, a team would go to a local grocery