What time are Sunday services at Redemption Parker?

We meet every Sunday at 9:00 AM and 10:45 AM in Parker, Colorado. Each service features gospel-centered worship, expositional preaching, and a welcoming community.

Where is Redemption Parker located?

We currently gather at The PACE Center in Parker, Colorado. Address: 20000 Pikes Peak Avenue, Parker, CO 80138

What kind of church is Redemption Parker?

Redemption Parker is a Christian non-denominational gospel-centered church in Parker, CO. We exist to enjoy Jesus and make disciples through worship, community, and mission.

What should I expect on a Sunday?

Expect a friendly, welcoming community, modern worship music, and biblically faithful preaching. Our services last about 75 minutes, and Redemption Kids is offered during both gatherings.

Do you have a kids ministry?

Yes! Redemption Kids serves newborns through 5th grade. We provide a secure, joyful space where children learn about Jesus in age-appropriate ways every Sunday.

What should I wear to church?

Whatever you’re comfortable in. Most people wear casual clothes—jeans and t-shirts are common. Come as you are!

Are there small groups I can join?

Yes! We call them Gospel Communities, and they usually meet twice a month throughout Parker, Castle Rock, Lone Tree, Centennial, and Aurora. These groups are where discipleship, prayer, and authentic relationships flourish. Learn more about Gospel Communities at https://redemptionparker.org/gospel-communities.

How can I get involved or start serving?

We’d love to help you get connected. Visit our Opportunities to Serve page at https://redemptionparker.org/opportunities-to-serve to learn about opportunities to serve in kids ministry, tech, music, hospitality, and more.

What does Redemption Parker believe?

We are a Bible-believing, Jesus-centered church rooted in historic Christian orthodoxy. You can read our full statement of faith on the Our Beliefs page at https://redemptionparker.org/our-beliefs.

Is Redemption Parker part of a denomination?

We are part of the Acts 29 Network, a global family of church-planting churches committed to gospel proclamation and missional living. While we are non-denominational, we are deeply rooted in the historic Protestant tradition and stand in continuity with the global church through the centuries. We gladly affirm and celebrate the historic creeds of the Christian faith — such as the Apostles’ Creed and the Nicene Creed — as faithful summaries of biblical truth. These creeds unite us with believers across cultures, denominations, and generations as we proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ.

Do you offer youth ministry?

Yes. Our youth ministry serves middle and high school students with weekly gatherings focused on Christ, community, and fun. Check the Youth Ministry page at https://redemptionparker.org/youth-ministry for details.

Can I watch or listen to sermons online?

Yes! Our weekly sermons are available on the Sermons page at https://redemptionparker.org/sermons along with our podcast. Subscribe and stay connected wherever you are.

Is Redemption Parker involved in missions or outreach?

Yes. We support global missionaries and local ministries. We’re a church for our neighbors and the nations. Learn more on our Missions Partners page at https://redemptionparker.org/mission-partners.

I’m new to faith or not sure what I believe—can I still come?

Absolutely. Redemption Parker is a safe place to explore the Christian faith. Whether you’re skeptical, curious, or new to Jesus, we’d love to walk with you.

What does it mean that Redemption Parker is a gospel-centered church?

When we say we are gospel-centered, we mean that the good news about Jesus Christ is at the heart of everything we believe and do. The gospel tells us that Jesus lived the perfect life we could not live, died the death we deserved, and rose again so that all who trust in Him can be forgiven, made new, and brought into God’s family. At Redemption Parker, the gospel is not just the starting point of faith — it’s the foundation we keep coming back to. It shapes: Being gospel-centered means Jesus is at the center — not our preferences, politics, or programs — and our aim is to help people enjoy Him, grow in Him, and live for Him.