Church of the Redeemer

Our first time attending an Easter event with an actual live show. Absolutely phenomenal, if you haven’t been here during Easter, I highly recommend. This show moved so many people. It was a very well played show, cast and crew did such an incredible job. The atmosphere was amazing, people were so friendly and inviting. My family and I plan on attending next year again.

I absolutely love this church. I have been going here for well over 10 years, maybe even closer to 15 years. Pastor Dale just has a way to connect with people through his sermons, his prayers, and the interactions that he has with people. At one point, I also thought this church would be too big and I'd be an unknown person in the congregation. That may be true for someone that doesn't get involved with the church or someone who doesn't come consistently. My recommendation is to serve Him through the various opportunities that are available at the church such as the Easter play, the kids Sunday school, parking team, giving boxed food and gift cards away during the holidays, greeting, etc. There are more than enough opportunities for you and you'll meet some of the best, non-judgmental, and caring people. I have made lifelong friends here. This place and Pastor Dale saved me. This is my 2nd home and it can be yours too.

Gone here for a very long time, this church is absolutely amazing. The music, the community and pastor o dale are all absolutely amazing. There are many opportunities to grow with God like their r-kid YTH, YTH young adults and classes that cater to specific groups and give the true word of God.

I went to church of the Redeemer in Frederick. I really felt it was my place to be. In December of 2011 my mom passed away in April of 2013 my brother passed away. I lost my whole family. There wasn't a person except Jean Clay who told me about the grief ministry almost 16 months after my mom passed. It's kind of sad as big as the church is there wasn't a soul who could be there not even the Pastor. After Covid had no interest in going back. Sometimes it gets to big to care.

Pastor Dale teaches his followers to trust and believe in Jesus Christ while preparing them for His second return.

Happy birthday Pastor Dale! May God bless you with a long, happy, and healthy life. You are truly a blessing to your congregation and to everyone whose life you touch. Have an amazing day. May the Lord continue to bless you in abundance and guide you in all that you do.

My sister brought me here for a play some years back and am so happy she did. I was doing online services for some time and my faith walk started off slow because of my unwillingness to surrender. I came to a point where I needed more of God and his people and inner help I was on the next shuttle bus pulling up outside the church receiving a warm welcome and sometimes a big hug. God and I have made this my home church now for some years maybe 3 . Pastor Dale goes beyond the love of God to save his creation . I personally have learned so much from God working through him, he's more than a pastor he's a teacher who loves God and brings us closer to God.I have enjoyed the classes, and volunteering holiday and I know there's more to come for all of us. If, you have been thinking that you want a change ,and are ready for your personal relationship with the one who loves you from on high. welcome

I took my daughter for Mother’s Day. It was our first time attending and years back, I heard such fantastic messages from a couple of acquaintances who were really moved by the pastor. I was looking forward to it. The theatre style production was a bit much for my comfort, loud and it must be expensive to own and maintain such equipment. The sermon was lead by a daughter of the pastor who advised how to make donations right after introducing herself. She delivered a message that was disheartening about how women are designed to be man’s helper. We aren’t designed to tire or cultivate an empty well. If we feel that way, find a Godly woman to remind you of how you’re designed and lean into the community of other Godly women who get things done with endless love and grace. There was no mention that I recall of the role of the men being helped in the process. Her sermon concluded with how to give money. It was made very clear that everyone needs to give financially no matter their circumstances, in the spirit of faith. It’s my understanding from Judaism that it’s a sin for a house of worship to take money from the poor. I haven’t heard of Jesus disputing that, not that I’m a scholar. I am aware they’re active in the community with a generous spirit but this church is not for me.