OUR HEADLINES

• Our Redeemer gets minister. The Reverend Matthew W. Vesey will be installed at Our Redeemer in a special Pentecost service, May 11 at 4:00 P.M. at Our Redeemer.  Pastor Vesey comes to us from Cedar Rapids, IA. He was formally a Chaplain in the Armed Forces. The Reverend Martin Keller, VP Southern Region of the Indiana District, LCMS will be the officiant. Guest ministers will include The Reverend Lohn Johnson, Circuit Counselor Lexington Circuit, Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, The Reverend Michael Redeker, St. John Lutheran Church, Lexington, The Reverend Scott Kirchoff, Prison Ministry, The Reverend Ed Meyer, retired, Our Redeemer, & The Reverend Brad Bowlds, Our Redeemer. 
  Reverend Vesey and his wife, Donna have 3 children. 
   
• NEW sermons uploaded. All of the sermons from 2007 that we had recorded have been uploaded. Check out our SERMONS page. 
  
  
• Check out our newest LCMS Congregation in Georgetown, KY., The Bread of Life.  Look for it on our LINKS page.

• Lutheran School gets Principal/Administrator.
• The Lutheran School is scheduled to start classes for the school year 2008 with Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grade. For questions, you can call 268-7787. 
   
• We praise the Lord for all of His blessings bestowed on the Lutheran School of Lexington. We look forward to working in the mission fields of Lexington with Ellen for the school. 
  The school is a mission project of Our Redeemer LC, Good Shepherd LC, and St. John’s Lutheran Church.
  The school still needs your gifts. 
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Our Redeemer Lutheran Church is a member congregation of the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod. Standing within the heritage of the 16th Century Lutheran Reformation, grounded in the Holy Scriptures, we believe, teach, and confess the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the pure Word of God as it is faithfully confessed in the Book of Concord, 1580. We preach Jesus Christ, true God and man, crucified for our sins, risen from the dead, the only Way to heaven. We are evangelical, stressing the Gospel of justification by grace through faith alone, but also catholic, that is, our faith is one with the ancient Christian Church. With the ancient Church and the Lutheran Reformation we believe that Christians must be concerned about what we believe as well as how we live. There can be no pious life without pure doctrine.

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