Communities
Redeemer is organized into loosely geographical units called Communities. Communities are the structural and relational heart of our church, and are the most central aspect of congregational life outside of gathered worship.
We seek to ensure that every person who calls Redeemer home is aligned with and invited into a Community.
Communities provide relational contexts where people know and care for one another as they practice faith together
They are a not a small group that you can join; rather, they are the way our church body has been organized to ensure every person at Redeemer is connected. As soon as you walk through the doors of the church, you are in a Community.
Currently, we have five Communities throughout the South Charlotte area:
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The Charlotte Community gathers on Wednesday evenings.
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The Matthews Community gathers on Wednesday evenings.
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The Stallings Community gathers on Wednesday evenings.
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The Wesley Chapel Community gathers on Thursday evenings.
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The Waxhaw Community gathers on Tuesday evenings.
Meet the Community Leaders:
Community Leaders are deacons who guide and cultivate Redeemer Communities, creating space for meaningful connection, spiritual formation, and shared care.
Jim and Caroline Bailer
Matthews Community
Jeremy and Leah Mancini
Stallings Community
Josh and Kristen Fairbaugh
Weddington Community
Ken and Jeannie McCoy
Waxhaw Community
Not yet pictured: Dan and Carrie Siftar; Charlotte Community