Church of the Redeemer has modified its mask policy, effective November 7, 2022. These guidelines reflect a balance between the widespread access to vaccinations and a sensitivity to those who continue to take a more cautious approach to COVID-19, flu, and RSV infection this winter. Read More …
A week after the close of the 80th General Convention, it’s now safe to say the gathering of more than a thousand Episcopalians in Baltimore, Maryland, was not a super-spreader event, though some attendees have continued to test positive for COVID-19 after leaving the city. Read More …
Church of the Redeemer recently conducted a survey about how topics related to the on-going pandemic, as we experience it, including masking. Read More …
Where’s the beef? Father Jed explains why we aren’t eating meals at church during Holy Week in 2022. Read More …
At Church of the Redeemer, we will continue to wear masks for the time being, even though the mandate ends March 12, 2022. Read More …
This is Fr. Jed Fox’s announcement regarding a temporary cancellation of in-person worship services at Church of the Redeemer. Read More …
As of the morning of October 1, 2021, Church of the Redeemer has a signed contract with our vendor to install a new furnace in the main church building. Read More …
Fr. Jed Fox gives the first of several updates specifically about replacing the furnace in the main building. The lack of ventilation caused by the failure of the previous furnace is what keeps us from using the main building for worship. Read More …
Presiding Bishop Michael Curry said, “Welcome to narthex, and welcome to behold a new heaven, a new Earth, a new you, a new me, a new we.” Read More …
This is an update regarding the reopening of Church of the Redeemer in Kenmore, Washington, after COVID-19 restrictions are lifted. Read More …
