Redeemer Offers Several Help Ministires

Programs at REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH  for helping people with physical, spiritual, or emotional hurdles to overcome.

Ozark Center of Hope, Inc.

Call the church office for details and contacts-870-425-6071

Stephen Ministry

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Help in Times

Of Need and Comfort

       This is a one-on-one lay caring ministry of reaching out to those experiencing a difficult time in their lives.  An individual must agree to receive a Stephen Minister before one will call on you.  If you would like a Stephen Minister for yourself or someone else, e-mail or call the church at 870-425-6071.

Food Pantry

If you, or someone you know, is in a crisis situation and needs help along the way to feed yourself and your family,  contact the church office at (870) 425-6071.  Redeemer has a group of volunteers, who help keep the food pantry stocked.  If you want to be part of the Food Pantry Team,  the church office staff will put you in contact with someone who will let you know when and where the meetings take place.  Contributions of non-perishable food and toiletries are always welcomed.  You can drop these off at the church's office or put your items in the Panty Box where the Little Blue Wagon used to be in the lobby area of the church. The Pantry is presently Wednesday 1-3 pm in the Family Life Center. During summer months, fresh produce can be brought on those days for distribution.

Foot Care Ministry     

       Realizing that with age or disability even simple things such as trimming toenails can be a challenge, Redeemer offers this program as a service of our Social Ministry.  This is a pedicure service only.  Our nurses are present on third Thursday of every month in the morning. Please call the church office for an appointment or send an e-mail requesting information about this service at 870-4256071.

For Help with Alcohol Problems

AA Meetings at 6:30 pm each Monday Evening at Redeemer

You might want to check out THIS LINK if you know someone who is an alcoholic, especially in your own family, but this person has not yet come to this realization.  How can help?