Welcome to Redeemer Lutheran Church

On Christ, the solid Rock, we stand; all other ground is sinking sand.

9654-74 Avenue, Edmonton, AB T6E 1E6

780-439-9104

Sunday Services at 10:30 AM


Latest Sermon:

Dear Friends in Christ,   A borrowed donkey. Crowds of spectators and enthusiastic supporters lining the roadside. In their enthusiasm, surrendering their cloaks to the road to cushion his ride.…


LIFE WITH GOD 

An Adult Inquirers’ Class

Have you or someone you know ever wondered about the teachings of the Bible?  Is there a God?  Who is God?  What does the Bible tell us about God.  Who is Jesus? Why is his life and ministry so important all these centuries after his life on earth?  What role does the Holy Spirit play in God’s plan of Salvation?  How can I find favor with God?  

Pastor Fritsche is planning to start an Adult Inquirers’ Class to help inquirers explore questions about God.  Using Luther’s Small Catechism as a text, we will offer a 12 week course that will examine what Scripture teaches about these and many other questions.  The course will be held on Tuesday afternoons, begin on Tuesday, April 9 at 1:30 pm.  The class is open to congregation members who would like to review the catechism as well as new inquirers who may wish to proceed to confirmation in the Lutheran Church.  To register, please contact Pastor Fritsche or phone the church office (780-439-9104) and leave your contact information.


Pastor Fritsche’s 50th Ordination Anniversary

Was held on Sunday, June 11, 2023

A wonderful Celebration was had by all!

Thanks to everyone who attended and made the day so special!

The church seal was designed by Dr. Martin Luther while teaching at Wittenberg, and it has become the primary emblem of the Lutheran Church. Comprising it are: the black cross, for faith in Christ crucified; the red heart, for faith in the Saviour; the white rose, to show that faith causes joy, consolation and peace; the blue sky, to denote that such joy of faith in the spirit is the beginning of heavenly joy to come; and the golden ring surrounding all, to signify that such bliss in heaven is endless.