Tuesday, September 23, 6:30pm

Parish hall, free

Please join us for the first in a four-part series of dinners and conversations, Speaking of Faith: Four Distinctive Voices. Come share a meal and conversation as we explore different perspectives on faith. This week we will discuss “The Seeing Eye, Can Prayer Be Proven to Work?” by lay theologian and classical scholar C. S. Lewis.

Copies of the addresses and sermons will be distributed in advance. We will begin at 6:30pm and end by 8:00pm.

Please RSVP to Adrienne at deacon@redeemerbethesda.org so that we can plan to have enough food for all attending.

Tuesday, September 30, 6:30pm

Parish hall, free

Please join us for the second in a four-part series of dinners and conversations, Speaking of Faith: Four Distinctive Voices. Come share a meal and conversation as we explore different perspectives on faith. This week we will discuss writer and parish priest Barbara Brown Taylor’s “Bothering God, God of the Living, Gospel Medicine, Arthritis of the Spirit.”

Copies of the addresses and sermons will be distributed in advance. We will begin at 6:30pm and end by 8:00pm.

Please RSVP to Adrienne at deacon@redeemerbethesda.org so that we can plan to have enough food for all attending.

Friday, Oct. 10, 7pm.

Nave; tickets available here.

The Whiffenpoofs are the world’s oldest and best-known collegiate a cappella group. Founded in 1909, the “Whiffs” have become one of Yale’s most celebrated traditions. Singing a mixture of old Yale tunes, jazz standards, and other hits from across the decades, the Whiffenpoofs command a global following, performing concerts across six continents each year.

Saturday, Nov. 29, 3pm.

Nave; tickets available here.

A beloved tradition at Redeemer, we’ll watch the original classic Charlie Brown movie, projected on our huge screen, and following the movie, the Eric Byrd Trio will riff on the movie's themes and add a few of its own jazz numbers.