Redeemer is a landmark in the Morristown community. Our diversity is our wealth. Our questions and dreams, rather than our answers, unite us.
Church of the Redeemer
Celebrating Love. Doing Justice.
Who We Are
We seek a world where ALL of God’s creation is celebrated and cherished.
A Space for Everyone
We were the first church in the state of New Jersey (in 1940) to host an AA meeting and are proud to have been blessing and marrying LGBTQ+ couples since 1991. But it doesn’t stop there! We have weekly Sunday worship, various activities and groups to join, and year-round community events.
Exciting Things Are Happening!
Upcoming Events
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Read the current Wardens’s notes here.
Book Group – Our next meeting is Monday, 4/29 at 7 pm. The book for discussion is WAVEWALKER by Suzanne Heywood
Our book for May is Everything I Learned, I Learned in a Chinese Restaurant: A Memoir
by Curtis Chin.
June – The Color of Water: A Black Man’s Tribute to His White Mother (Anniversary)
by James McBride
It’s spring and almost time for planting!!! You are invited to join us for 1 or 2 Saturday morning garden work sessions here at church in our backyard on May 4th and/or May 18. Please meet about 8 AM and dress to be outside and get dirty, and please bring a filled water bottle. We will have good snacks and get to know each other too, as we begin our 3rd season of growing vegetables for the Table of Hope in our Food Security Ministry.
If you would like to be involved, see Peg or email her at pegonplanetearth(at)gmail.com
Welcome!
The Rev. Cynthia Black, D.D., Rector
Welcome to Redeemer! We are not just a building in the community– we are building community! We gather online and in person for worship, in person to participate in activities like our Garden of Hope food security ministry or helping clean up the Whippany River, and online for lively book discussions and forward-looking racial and ethnic reconciliation work. I would love to welcome you at any of these things, and hear what you are looking for.
Yours in faith,
Cynthia Black
Spread the Word!
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