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Welcome to the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Redeemer website. We hope this site will help you learn more about us and our witness for Christ. We strive to recognize and nurture the Christ in ourselves and each person that we encounter along the way. Our church is a thriving community of believers, and lovers of the word of God. Redeemer Lutheran has a long tradition of outreach and service to its members and the community. We hope you will join us for service on Sunday to experience for yourself the fellowship of Christ.
Evangelical Lutheran Church
of the Redeemer
1135 Jocelyn Street
Houston, TX 77023
Office: 713 921 4986
Meet Pastor Steve Stutz:Our interim Pastor, Rev. Steve Stutz,
Pastor Stutz earned his doctorate in spiritual direction and formation at the Houston Graduate School of Theology (HGST) and received his initial training in spiritual direction through the Formation in Direction program (F-IN-D) of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas in 2006. He is now an adjunct professor at HGST, teaching spiritual direction and supervising practicum experiences for Master of Arts and Master of Divinity students. Most recently, he finished working with the formation team at St. Peter Upon the Water, a three year program which forms spiritual directors for the Archdiocese of San Antonio, Texas.
Pastor Steve Stutz, September 5, 2021. "Gospel & Sermon" Watch the full Service from the Dropdown Menu Sermons/SundayWorshipVideos, at top of this page, select September 5, 2021,
Redeemer Lutheran Church, Houston, Texas.
Pastor Steve Stutz, August 29, 2021. "Gospel & Sermon" Watch the full Service from the Dropdown Menu Sermons/SundayWorshipVideos, at top of this page, select August 29, 2021,
Redeemer Lutheran Church, Houston, Texas.
Pastor Steve Stutz, August 15, 2021. "Commemoration of
Mary, Mother of Jesus" Watch thePowerful full video in the Dropdown Menu Sermons/SundayWorshipVideos, at top of this page, select August 15th, 2021!
Recently, the Center for Disease Control lifted mask recommendations for fully vaccinated individuals participating in indoor events. Based on the current science and best practices, our Church Council has updated the ELCR policy for worship and other events on the ELCR campus. Beginning this coming Sunday, May 31, if you are fully vaccinated as defined by the CDC (i.e. two weeks after receiving a second jab of a two-dose vaccine or two weeks after the single-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine) you may choose to come mask-less for worship. On the other hand, if for any reason you desire to continue to wear a mask during worship, you are welcome to do so. If you are not vaccinated or only partially vaccinated, we encourage you to continue to wear your mask during worship. However, our ushers and staff are not going to be policing you. No one will be asking at the door if you are vaccinated. You will be on the honor system. Please take this public health issue seriously and do the right thing out of love and concern for those around you. For the time being every other pew will still be roped off for social distancing. Finally, we encourage everyone who does not have underlying health issues as identified in consultation with their doctor that may prevent them from doing so, to get vaccinated as soon as possible.
-Rev. Steve C. Stutz
Redeemer In-Person Reopening!!!
*Graphic Designs by Ruth Reynolds.
December 03, 2021
WORSHIP TIMES10:30 Sunday Morning
About Redeemer Lutheran
Come to the About Us section to meet our interim Pastor Steve Stutz and find out what we're all about!
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If you're curious about what a truly nurturing community of believers is like, then you should come to the Join Us section to find out how you can get involved. We hope you join us.
We welcome back Rev. Dr. Tracey Breashears Schultz, Bishop’s Associate for Leadership and Seminarian Marie Martinez. 
She is a member of Christ the King Lutheran Church in the Rice Village neighborhood of Houston and looks forward to being able to sing in the choir again.
