Welcome to Redeemer

We’re here to show you God’s great love and mercy, to teach you God’s Word, and help you learn to pray. Come join us!

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About Us

We are a family-friendly congregation of God’s people in Burlington, NC. We are in fellowship with the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod.

We believe and teach God’s infallible Word, and how sinners are brought to God and His love by that Word. Our teachings are in accord with the Lutheran Book of Concord.

Sanctuary of Redeemer Lutheran Church looking toward the altar

Our sanctuary – a place for Word and Sacrament

What we do for you: If you are not yet a believer, we are here to show you God’s way of salvation, and how your sins are forgiven in Christ, by trusting in God’s Word of forgiveness and having your sins washed away in Baptism. We teach you how to pray, how to study God’s Word, and we joyfully celebrate Christ’s gift of His Body and Blood weekly in the Lord’s Supper.

When We Meet

Sundays

10:00 a.m. – Adult Bible Class (taught by our Pastor) & Children’s Sunday School for all ages

11:00 a.m. – Divine Service of worship (approximately one hour)

Seasonal Midweek

During Lent and Advent, Wednesday evening services at 7:30 p.m., often preceded by a simple soup supper.

First Sunday of the month: potluck lunch after worship – everyone welcome!

Church sign showing Bible Study at 10 and Divine Service at 11

Our church sign – Bible Study 10 · Divine Service 11 · Please Join Us

Our Sunday services are also livestreamed from our Facebook page every week at 11 a.m. Eastern time. You can also find recordings on our YouTube channel.

Our Sanctuary

View of the sanctuary and chancel at Redeemer Lutheran

Looking toward the chancel – red carpet, wooden pews, and banners proclaiming the Gospel

What We Believe

Glad you asked! The short answer is that we believe the Bible. Everything we do and teach is subject to the Scriptures and is bound by them. We unqualifiedly confess that the Lutheran confessions found in the Lutheran Book of Concord are a correct and valid exposition of the teachings of the Scriptures.

Banner of the Lamb of God (Agnus Dei) with the name Redeemer

“Behold, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world” – our Redeemer banner

Our worship is a traditional service of the preaching of God’s Word and receiving Christ’s gift of His Body and Blood in the Lord’s Supper. While some of the minor details have been tweaked over the centuries, our worship is essentially what you would have found in Christ’s church from the very beginning. We are receivers of that gift, and one of our jobs is to pass that gift along to the generations that come after us.

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What About the Kids?

Your children – no matter what age – are always welcome both to Sunday School and, even more important, in worship. Most children are surprisingly adaptable, and when they’re with their parents in worship, they learn how to hear God’s Word. We have a special children’s message as well.

And if your little one starts crying? It happens. That child is welcome to remain. If you want to take the little one out for a few minutes, that’s fine too. The bottom line is that we welcome all children, all ages. Jesus said (Matthew 19:14) to let the little children come to Him. We hope that we, too, can embody that welcome.

I’m a Visitor…

First, we’re glad to have you! You are seriously welcome. At the same time, no one is going to pounce. We’ll welcome you and answer any questions you may have, but no one’s going to try to get you to sign up or anything like that. And no one expects you to give money unless you want to. Just consider yourself our guest.

If you are from another church tradition, you might find our services a little puzzling. We stand and kneel a lot, and we follow an order of service (“a liturgy”) that you may be unfamiliar with. Feel free to ask the pastor before or after the service. If you’re in the middle of the service and unsure about something, one of the folks around you can probably guide you. You are not required to participate in anything you’re not comfortable with.

Regarding Holy Communion: If you’re new and are not a member of another congregation in the LCMS fellowship, please refrain from communion until you’ve had a conversation with the pastor. We want to be welcoming, but participation in communion means agreement in doctrine and fellowship, and we take that seriously. Even if you are not communing, you are welcome to come forward (but again, not required) to kneel at the altar and receive a blessing.

Our Pastor

Our pastor is the Rev. Dr. Charles Spomer. A graduate of Concordia Theological Seminary in St. Louis, MO, he and his wife live here in Burlington.

Fellowship

We have both a men’s and women’s fellowship group. Both groups meet monthly for fellowship and service to our congregation and community.

Contact & Location

Address:
2306 Lacy Street
Burlington, NC 27215

We’re about a mile from I-85/40 and close to downtown Burlington. Lacy Street is off Alamance Road (look for the suite of dental offices on the corner). The church is about ¼ mile up Lacy Street on the left, in a residential neighborhood. Parking lot available, or street parking is fine.

Phone: 336-227-7092
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