By Jason Callon

Stations of the Cross

This Lent, we will walk the Way of the Cross, as we prepare for Easter. Every week we will look at different stations of the Passion. Stations of the Cross is an ancient spiritual practice that is pilgrimage for us. We, as Christians, value the season of Lent, as it brings us back to the cross, reminds us of our mortality, and our need for God and God’s grace. Join us in setting aside time to read, pray, and slow down this Lent!
Ash Wednesday, February 17
  • Jesus in the Garden at Gethsemane (Matthew 26:36-40)
  • Jesus Is Betrayed by Judas (Matthew 26:47-56)
Wednesday, February 24
  • Jesus Is Condemned by the Sanhedrin (Matthew 26:57-68)
Wednesday, March 3
  • Jesus Is Denied by Peter (Matthew 26:69-75)
Wednesday, March 10
  • Jesus Is Judged by Pilate (Mark 15:1-5, 15)
Wednesday, March 17
  • Jesus Is Scourged and Crowned with Thorns (John 19:1-3)
  • Jesus Takes Up His Cross (John 19:16-17)
Wednesday, March 24
  • Jesus Is Helped by Simon of Cyrene (Mark 15:21)
Wednesday, March 31
  • Jesus Meets the Women of Jerusalem (Luke 23:27-31)
Good Friday, April 2
  • Jesus Is Crucified (John 19:18-19)
  • Jesus Promises His Kingdom to the Repentant Thief (Luke 23:39-43)
  • Jesus Entrusts Mary and John to Each Other (John 19:25-27)
  • Jesus Dies on the Cross (Luke 23:44-46)
  • Jesus Is Laid in the Tomb (Matthew 27:57-60)
Worship
By Jason Callon

Join Us Monday, December 21st

Monday, December 21st in our sanctuary: 3580 North Benton Ave, Helena.

 

Prayer vigil, with prayer teams available in our sanctuary from 10-6pm.

 

Special prayer service at 6:00pm. Please call the office (406) 442-7842 to make reservations, as space is limited.

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By Jason Callon

Join Us In the Sanctuary

While in-person worship has been suspended on Sunday’s and Wednesday’s, we invite you to join us for a brief Service of the Word. No singing, this will last about 20 minutes. We are hoping it will minimize our risk of exposure while giving us a sense of community and worship.

  • Monday’s at 5:30pm
  • Wednesday’s at 3:00pm
  • Friday’s at 11:00am
  • Join us in the Sanctuary
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By Jason Callon

in-person worship suspended

Due to the changing conditions surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, in-person worship will be suspended beginning Wednesday, October 14th. We consider this to be temporary but are unable to predict how long this might continue.
Alternative Worship Opportunities
  • We will continue a live stream worship every Sunday at 9:30 am. All worship services are archived at www.ourredeemerlives.org.
  • We will celebrate Holy Communion during the livestream worship. We invite you to prepare communion elements (bread, wine, grape juice) at home. During worship we will share communion “virtually.”
  • Every Monday at 5:30pm, Wednesday at 3:00pm, and Friday at 11:00am we will offer Service of the Word. This brief service includes scripture and prayer.
  • The second Tuesday of the month from 1:00-3:00 and 6:00-7:00 pm we will offer drop-in communion in the sanctuary.
All Saints Sunday
On All Saints’ Sunday we remember especially the saints of the church and the saints who have died in the last year. We are inviting you to send pictures of your saints, people you would like to remember in worship. You may send pictures via e-mail or you may bring them to the church office, and we can scan them.. The pictures will be used in a special presentation during All Saints’ worship on November 1. We will need your pictures by October 26. You may send your pictures to [email protected]
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By Jason Callon

Join Us Wednesday’s at 6:30pm

Welcome to our brand new Spark Worship service! This is a full worship service, including Lutheran liturgy, upbeat and fun music, and communion. We are hoping this will be a fun and energetic worship environment where generations of folks can intermingle and praise God together.

 

Our first six weeks will be in a liturgy series called Unraveled, where we explore bible stories of lives and plans unraveling. How do people in the bible respond to God’s undoing of plans? How do we respond? In a world of pandemic, this is particularly relevant.

 

September 16 – Luke 19:1-10 (the story of Zacchaeus)
September 23 – Exodus 5:1-2; 7:8-23 (Pharaoh’s hard heart)
September 30 – Jeremiah 29:1-7 (the exiled Israelites)
October 7 – John 4:1-29 (the woman at the well)
October 14 – John 20:19-29 (doubting Thomas)
October 21 – Job 28:12-28 (Job’s lament and loss)
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