Redeemer Kids | Redeemer Church

Our Mission

To shepherd Redeemer’s children on behalf of our children’s Redeemer through safety, evangelism, and discipleship.

Our Vision

To see the grace of Jesus Christ and the work of the Holy Spirit transform children’s hearts in our church and community.

On behalf of our entire church family, welcome to Redeemer Kids!

If you are looking for a fun, safe environment where children can learn to glorify God, enjoy Him, and grow in loving community – you’ve come to the right place.

It is our goal to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ and live out its implications with families who have children k4 through 5th grade.

As a father, and as Redeemer’s Director of Children's Ministry, this means I am committing myself to learn with you and walk alongside you as we all do the work of pointing children to Jesus.

Please visit the following pages to learn more about the various ministries of Redeemer Kids, and how you and your family can be a part of God’s work in our church and community. Do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.

In Christ Alone,

Jajuan McNeil

Director of Children's Ministries

mrmcneil@redeemerjackson.com

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Communicants Class

Baptism is the sign of entrance into God’s family, the Church. Therefore, we call our children, “covenant children.”

The Lord has given us the Lord’s Supper as a sacrament, not of entrance, but of nurture. It exists to feed our faith as we commune, or fellowship, with the risen Lord Jesus around His table. Since this sacrament is about nurture and the feeding of our faith, the Bible affirms the need for participants to grasp the table’s significance.

That is why we have a communicants’ class, to communicate the core tenets of the Christian faith and to give our children the opportunity to express their own faith.
We believe our children are members of the church but considering the teaching I Corinthians 11:23 we affirm them as non-communing members- those who have yet to be admitted to the Lord’s Table upon their profession of faith. When our children do make a profession of faith in Jesus Christ, we want to hear that expression and then include them at the table as communing members. We see that what was signified in their baptism- the claiming of God’s covenant promise- has come to fruition. A communicants class is a time of teaching and review to prepare for taking the Lord’s Supper.

Always keep this in mind; a communicants’ class is NOT the hoop anyone jumps through to be considered a Christian! Only faith alone, by grace alone, in the work of Jesus Christ alone, saves!