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new & Prospective members

Why Does Membership matter?

Redeemer Presbyterian Church places enormous value on the biblical perspective of local church membership. The local church is a primary means by which the Spirit disciples and sanctifies the believer. It pushes back against the common consumerist culture by reminding the believer that church does not exist for them. Rather, we are one body, devoted to glory of God for the good of others.

Periodically throughout the year, a New Member Course is offered to dive deeper into the mission and ministry of RPC. Whether you are merely interested or intently looking to join, you are welcome to hear why we strive to share Good News, not good advice.

What is the Membership Process?

New Member Course

Periodically throughout the year, a New Member Course is offered to dive deeper into the mission and ministry of RPC. Whether you are merely interested or intently looking to join, you are welcome to hear why we strive to share Good News, not good advice.

Your Story

We love hearing stories of God's grace. By sharing your story, understanding of the Gospel, and why you chose Redeemer, we can better serve the body at large.

Meet with Elder

A brief meeting with one of our elders enables the Session (group of elders) to shepherd you and your family. New members are received to the congregation on a Sunday.

Membership vows

  1. Do you acknowledge yourself to be sinners in the sight of God, justly deserving is displeasure, and without hope save in His sovereign mercy?
  2. Do you believe in the Lord Jesus Christ as the Son of God, and Savior of sinners, and do you receive and rest upon Him alone for salvation as He is offered in the Gospel?
  3. Do you now resolve and promise, in humble reliance upon the grace of the Holy Spirit, that you will endeavor to live as becomes the followers of Christ?
  4. Do you promise to support the church in its worship and work to the best of your ability?
  5. Do you submit yourselves to the government and discipline of the Church, and promise to study its purity and peace?
* Questions taken directly from BCO 57-5
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