Redeemer Hoboken June 2009

Brief History of Redeemer Hoboken

The 10 Year Anniversary of Redeemer Hoboken is here and this milestone calls for a time of reflection and celebration! My name is Jason Battaglia and, as one of Redeemer Hoboken's original members, I was asked to write a brief history of our church. When I moved to Hoboken in August 1997, Redeemer Hoboken did not exist, but there was one Home Fellowship Group (HFG) here with about 15 people that were attending our “mother church”, Redeemer New York. Read More

What's New?

Congregational Meeting
Sept 13
After both services to elect new Elder/Deacons

Prayer Breakfast
Saturday Sept 19th
10 am Miles Residence

Anniversary Service
Sept 20th
Special evening service
Come celebrate with us!

Oct 4th Registration opens for Women's Retreat
Don't miss out!

Please visit website for details
and contact information
www.redeemerhoboken.com

	STEVE WARSAVAGE Elder I am originally from Colorado. My wife Elizabeth and I lived in Hoboken for many years while we both worked in the city.
	BENNETT FELD Deacon Originally from northern CA. came to NY/NJ by way of Boston after a year and a half stint studying dance and language in Eastern Europe.
	NATHAN SINCLAIR Deacon I'm originally from Vancouver Canada but have been located in Hoboken for the past 2 and a half years.
	DAVID EDWARDS Deacon For as long as I can remember I have had a passion for meeting the needs of the the poor and disadvantaged.
	NANCY SHEMO Deacon I have been a part of Redeemer Hoboken since I moved here in 2004.

Nepal Mission Trip

A few months ago, I came across information about a mission team going to Kathmandu , Nepal through an organization called e3 Partners Ministry. I had an opportunity to speak to the group co-leader, whose deep conviction for spreading the Gospel in Nepal , gave me a strong desire to sign up for the trip. I was also inspired, and humbled, after hearing about the desire the Nepalese Christians have to share their faith despite persecution they face through caste system hierarchy and Hindu extremism.