When you visit Christ the Redeemer Anglican Church, here are some things that you will experience with us. The worship service is rich with metaphor, symbolism and wisdom passed down through the ages. When we worship, we join the millions of Christians about the world and the billions throughout history who have worshipped God using the following rhythms.

PROCESSION

The service begins with a procession following the cross. This is symbolic of the posture of our lives. We are a people who follow the cross of Jesus.

SONGS

We sing a blend of hymns and newly written songs in a modern format.

SCRIPTURE

Every week, we hear God's Word read out loud— both from the Old Testament and the New Testament.

SERMON

God's word is expounded for the benefit of the congregation. The goal is to help us more faithfully follow Jesus.

CREED

One of the historic creeds of the Christian church is said in unison—we are reminding ourselves and each other of the Gospel story.

PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE

Every week, we pray for each other, our city, and our world—asking God to show His grace to all people and believing that he hears us.

CONFESSION & ABSOLUTION

The Gospel sets us free to tell the truth about ourselves. We confess our sins and hear the good news of God's forgiveness in Jesus.

PEACE

Rising from confession, we remind each other that God has made peace with us through Jesus.

OFFERING

Having experienced God's generosity to us, we reflect His generosity by giving our money away.

CONSECRATION

The bread and wine is prayed over as we prepare to come to the Lord's Table.

THE LORD’S PRAYER

We pray together using the words that Jesus taught us.

COMMUNION

We come forward and eat the bread and drink the wine of Holy Communion. In this moment, we are being spiritually fed by Jesus.

BENEDICTION

Having been taught by God's Word and fed at God's Table, we are commissioned to go out into the world to do God's work in every area of our lives.

RECESSION

As we followed the cross into worship, so we follow it out into the world. This symbolizes Jesus going before us.