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(See definition of Redeemerite
below). www.Redeemerites.org
hopes to become your place of choice to share
contact info, good writing of short life stories,
uplifting vignettes of God's grace.
Website launched at "Redeemerites"
Picnic July 21 in Sun City, Texas
 36 picnic
photos
Scanned archival photos for captioned & dated posting in website's albums, plus early
1970's
"I Will Make You Fishers of Men"
booklet, ACTS magazine "Miracle in the Inner
City".
If you're willing to have your
name, city, contact phone no. listed, click
here to register.
A web-site moderator may follow up by
phone to ensure info. posted is genuine: unfortunately we have to be careful of
spammers. We'll also give tips on creating personal profile
web-page.
Once web-registration form is validated as
genuine, we will then follow up with an e-mail, enable you to create a profile
about you, years at Redeemer, your family, journey, portrait photo
etc.
The only personal identifiers listed in our registrant "Directory"
are your name, city, phone number of your choice, and preferred times of day to
get calls. To protect against getting your unsolicited email blocked, or an
obsolete email address bounce back to you, if you want to e-mail another "Redeemerite"
with whom you have not already been in recent dialog, first call on the phone: we're promoting personal dialog here!
 General informational pages
on this website are viewable by anyone,
but any online access to individual stories can be
password protected (but only if requested).
To
catch up, browse the May 2007
newsletter featuring the Church of the
Redeemer
logo, news of church offices relocation for
Rector and Admin, and links to music
by Diane and Wiley.
Just like ancient Israelites, we who call ourselves "Redeemerites" are a new diaspora.
Without getting heavily theological, it's actually just a catchy moniker for past and present members of
Church of the Redeemer,
Episcopal in Houston, TX. (Some even went away and came back!)
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Definition of
Redeemerites (with apologies to Webster)
re·deem·er·ites: dispersed & faithful body of believers |
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