• Redemption Youth Game Night – Aug 24

    Redemption Church 930 Broad Street, Augusta , GA, United States

    Redemption Youth Game Night Contact Melody Millspaugh or Becca Todd for details.  

  • Redemption Youth – Sept 7

    The Childers Home 1863 Whitebark Ave, North Augusta, SC, United States

    Redemption Youth meets Sundays from 5-7pm.  We will eat, play games, and learn more about who Jesus made us to be. Contact Melody Millspaugh for details.

  • Fall Clean Up Day

    Join us for a day to get the church tidied up before the busy Fall and Winter seasons. We will have cleaning projects planned for the RK rooms, the hallway & backyard area.

  • Redemption Youth – Sept 14

    The Todd's Home 186 Stone Mill Dr, Martinez, GA, United States

    Redemption Youth meets Sundays from 5-7pm.  We will eat, play games, and learn more about who Jesus made us to be. Contact Melody Millspaugh for details.

  • Redemption Youth – Arts in the Heart Outing

    Redemption Youth will hang out together at Arts in the Heart immediately following church.   Kids over 10 require a badge.  They are $15 in advance and $20 at the gate.  Also please send money for your child food.   We would recommend sending $15-$20 for food.  If you want to preplan food to make sure send enough check out the festival menus here: https://artsintheheartofaugusta.com/2025-festival-menus/ Contact Melody Millspaugh for details.

  • Hurricane Helene One-Year Commemorative Service

    Redemption Church 930 Broad Street, Augusta , GA, United States

    An Evening of Reflection, Worship, and Hope Join us as we come together to mark one year since Hurricane Helene. This will be a time to reflect on all that has been lost, all that has been rebuilt, and the grace of God that has carried us through. We’ll gather to worship together, share testimonies of God's faithfulness, pray over one another and our community, receive communion, read and reflect on Scripture.

  • IronMan 70.3 – Sept 28th

    IRONMAN 70.3 - Sunday, September 28th - in place of our Sunday morning worship service we’ll be serving our city by volunteering the IRONMAN 70.3. We need lots of volunteers to serve throughout the day. Please make plans to serve with us, and sign up today! IRONMAN TENT - Redemption will be manning a Run Course Aid Station (Location: Greeneway Trail at the Rapids) & passing out drinks and snacks to runners.  We need LOTS of volunteers for each of the three shifts.  Elementary kids are invited to come help but should not sign up.  Sixth grade and up should sign up for shifts. Directions: click the blue Ironman Tent Signup button below, enter your name & email and then click Submit,  Fill out volunteer application & click Complete Application, if asked for a password enter (redemption) then scroll to find Redemption Church Run Course Aid Station- to view our available shifts, then pick a shift, & scroll to the bottom & click Sign Up to Volunteer to complete your signup.   Shifts Available 7:30am-11:00am 11:00am-2:30pm 2:30pm-5:30pm  

  • Baby Dedications

    Redemption Church 930 Broad Street, Augusta , GA, United States

    Baby Dedications will be on October 5th.   If you have a child you would like to have dedicated sign up here!

  • Redemption Youth – Oct 5

    The Wilson's Home 223 Telfair Street, Augusta, GA, United States

    Redemption Youth meets Sundays from 5-7pm.  We will eat, play games, and learn more about who Jesus made us to be. Contact Melody Millspaugh for details.

  • Service Project: Project Refresh at Masters Table

    Masters Table 702 Fenwick St, Augusta, GA, United States

    We will be volunteering with Project Refresh on October 11th at Masters Table assisting with a shower service day. What to Expect:  By volunteering with Project Refresh you’ll play a vital role in helping their shower guests feel welcome, seen and valued. Working alongside their team, you’ll greet guests, chat with them while they await their shower appointment, provide fresh towels, clean socks and personal hygiene items, and clean shower stalls after each use. More Details: ● Welcoming and engaging with guests – make conversation, take time to connect in a personable and authentic way ○ Greet and welcome our guests warmly. Always ask their name, and introduce yourself with a smile. Take time to connect with each and every guest; your authentic and compassionate attention represents the unexpected level of care that defines radical hospitality. ●  Assisting with intake information, including assisting guests with completing all necessary forms ●  Cleaning and organizing the showers and trailer area. We clean each bathroom stall between each use and ensure it’s ready to go for the next guest. ●  Setting up site before an event/cleaning site at end of event ●  Assisting guests with toiletry/clothing items/supplies prior to guest receiving a shower ●  Assisting Project Refresh staff with other administrative, organizing, cleaning, inventory tasks as the needs arise.   Regarding Children Volunteers:  While Project Refresh  encourages children to get involved in their community, being on site for shower service may be inappropriate for some children. They can not be held responsible for anything a guest may do or say. Young adults under the age of 18 are invited to serve but only under the supervision of a parent or guardian who is on site for the duration of their volunteer service. Children under the age of 12 are not permitted to serve. Volunteer Guidelines:  • Come prepared and ready to work for the duration of your shift, including reading information about the site and your role prior to volunteering. • Be willing to engage in healthy dialogue with our guests. 80% of our work involves actively participating in meaningful conversations with our guests. • Be mindful of personal biases and opinions when engaging in conversations with our guests. • Avoid conversations about sensitive or controversial subjects with our guests. • Ask for help or clarification about your role if unsure about your assigned tasks. • Redirect questions and inquiries to Project Refresh staff.   Volunteer Expectations: Acceptance of Identity - Approach people as equals; neither inferior nor superior to you Acknowledgement - Give people your full attention Inclusion - Make them feel they belong Understanding - Believe what other people think matters Safety - Put people at ease both physically and emotionally Accountability - If you have violated the dignity of another person, apologize Fairness - Treat people justly, with equality, and in an evenhanded way according to agreed upon rule