Choir
Lead congregational song each Sunday and offer music as ministry.
Music · RehearsalConnect & serve
There is more than one way
to belong.
Sing. Learn. Serve. Lead. Care. Find a group for friendship—or a role that helps Sunday worship happen.
Choose the kind of connection
What sounds like you?
You do not need to know the church vocabulary. Start with the experience you want, and we will connect you with a person.
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I want to help with worship
Choir, acolytes, readers, ushers, altar preparation, flowers, and hospitality.
See Sunday roles →02I want to learn or care
Church School, youth, pastoral care, communications, outreach, and service.
Explore ministries →03I want fellowship
Connect through Episcopal Church Women, Episcopal Church Men, youth, meals, and shared life.
Find a group →04I need church leadership
Learn what clergy, vestry, finance, and administrative teams do.
Understand leadership →01Request to serve
Serve on Sunday
Worship teams
Roles that help create a prayerful, welcoming service. Training is available, and several roles are open to youth and adults.
Acolytes
Carry the cross and torches, assist with the Gospel book, offering, and Eucharistic table. Youth age 8+ and adults are welcome.
Worship · Youth & adultsLay readers
Proclaim scripture and, with additional clergy training, help lead portions of worship.
Speaking · TrainingUshers & greeters
Welcome newcomers, distribute bulletins, help with seating and Communion movement, and receive the offering.
Hospitality · SundayAltar Guild
Prepare vessels, linens, hangings, and the altar for each liturgical season and service.
Behind the scenes · Sacred careFlowers
Help coordinate altar flowers offered to God in celebration, thanksgiving, or memory.
Beauty · Memorials02
Learn, care & reach outward
Ministries
Ongoing work that forms faith, strengthens communication, supports people through change, and serves neighbors.
Church School
Teachers guide learners from preschool through adulthood at 9:00 AM using lessons connected to Sunday worship.
Episcopal Youth
Youth grow through fellowship, community outreach, and learning what it means to serve Christ.
Pastoral Care
Diocesan-licensed team members support people experiencing emotional, physical, mental, or spiritual change.
Request care →Communications
Share church events, stories, ministries, and useful information across parish channels.
Community service
Join outreach, food ministry, neighborhood partnerships, and practical care opportunities.
Union of Black Episcopalians
The Piedmont-Triad chapter supports Black Episcopalians in living the Baptismal Covenant and participating in church mission and governance.
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Friendship & shared life
Church groups
Spaces organized around fellowship, identity, support, stewardship, and intergenerational connection.
Episcopal Church Women
Fellowship, service, stewardship, reconciliation, and women’s participation in the life and governance of the church.
Episcopal Church Men
Spiritual and educational formation, fellowship, service, stewardship, and care for buildings and grounds.
Episcopal Youth
Fellowship and community outreach for Redeemer’s youth.
Fellowship Hour
Food, friendship, celebration, and newcomer welcome after worship.
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Governance & administration
Parish leadership
These teams steward policy, finances, operations, and the long-term mission of the parish.
Clergy
The Rev. Michelle Roach serves as Rector, leading worship, pastoral care, teaching, and parish mission.
Vestry
Elected members set parish policies and goals, steward resources, and communicate about the church’s life and work.
Finance Committee
Supports canonical compliance and responsible stewardship of church money and property.
Policies & Procedures
Maintains practical guidance for routine operations, events, facilities, and unusual situations.
Ministry descriptions adapted from Redeemer’s official ministry directory. Current schedules and contacts should be confirmed by ministry leaders.
Serve in worship
Request to be part of a service.
Choose the role that interests you. A ministry leader can explain training, schedule, and next steps.
General interest