Cross-Cultural Love

At Redeemer East Side, we believe that the gospel reconciles us to God and one another. This should empower the church to fearlessly look at our blind spots, publicly repent where we see we have failed to live up to our calling, and in turn work toward healing, restitution, and reconciliation.

As a church, we believe God gives us a compelling picture of what the church will look like one day, with “every nation, tribe, people and language” worshiping together. We are eagerly and imperfectly working toward that vision through education and action.

LEARN

Intro to Neighborhood Advocacy

We regularly offer classes to educate and equip congregants to cultivate cross-cultural gospel community. This fall, we offer Neighborhood Advocacy Cohort (NAC), a twelve-week committed community that explores topics of race, class, justice, and power and how God's kingdom transforms and renews the places we live.

PRAY

Neighborhood Prayer Walks

The prayer team hosts prayer walks around our new Redeemer East Side Ministry Center, and we would love to see you there! Join us as we pray for the ministry center and the peace and prosperity of our neighborhood institutions, businesses, and community. We will walk and pray in small groups for approximately 45 mins, rain or shine.

Pray with us

SERVE

Pass the peace of Christ to neighbors

We are reconciled to one another through the peace of Christ. Having received Christ’s peace, we share it by being the hands and feet of Christ in our neighborhoods. As a community, we’ve chosen a handful of Hope for New York affiliates to serve intentionally. Find an opportunity that matches your calling and availability by clicking the button below.

Serve with us

IDEAS

Have an idea for something else?

We’d love to hear how you’d like to build cross-cultural gospel community. Maybe you’d like to read and discuss a book with your Community Group and would like a recommendation. Maybe you have an area of expertise or passion, but you’re not sure how to apply it. Contact Rev. Hector Sanchez, our Director of Justice and Cross-Cultural Community, to start the conversation.

Contact Pastor Hector