Palm Processional @ 10:30AM Palm Sunday 8 TIMES • may 12, 2016 FOR BREAKING NEWS VISIT www.qns.com On October 6, Redeemer was established as a Mission Church by the Brooklyn Mission Society; Mr. Paul Bente, a student at the Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Missouri, was retained as the Missionary. Services were held in German Palm Processional @ 10:30AM Maundy Thursday Dinner Church @ 6:30PM Maundy Thursday and English and a Sunday School with three children was conducted in a place which was formally us to house Divine chickens. In Service 1908, Pastor John C. Bauer accepted a call as Missionary and was ordained at St. Paul’s @Church, 7: Palmetto 30PM and Knickerbocker streets in Brooklyn, New York. Pastor Bauer conducted his first service on August 16 and served as Redeemer’s pastor until January, 1914, when he accepted a call to Fort Wayne, Indiana. In 1909, the Church celebrated its first Communion Service; the Congregation was organized; the Ladies’ Aid was established; the Young peoples Society was formed; and the Articles of Incorporation were accepted by the Congregation and recorded with the Commissioner of Deeds, Queens Country, New York. On January 18, 1914, a new Pastor, Theodore Kuehn, was installed to replace Pastor Bauer. Pastor Kuehn remained Good Friday Service of Darkness @ 7:30PM Easter Sunday at Redeemer until August, 1925, when he left to A Brief History Of HOLY WEEK accept a call to St. John’s Church, Rome, New York. During this period, the Church was modernized with new electrical lighting, a hot-air furnace and an organ. In June, 1915, the Church became a member of the Missouri Synod. In October, 1925, Redeemer called Pastor Frederick W. Abel who served Redeemer until September 1956. Design for a new church was begun in December, 1925; ground-breaking ceremonies were held in April 1926; and the new church was dedicated in February, 1927. A new Moeller organ was dedicated the following month. An assistant Pastor, Rev. Gordon O. Gabram, was installed in September, 1951, and remained as Assistant until May, 1953, when he accepted a call to a Chaplaincy in the United States Army. In September of the same year, Rev. Frank G. Reiter, Jr. became Assistant Pastor HOLY WEEK March 20th- March 27th Palm Sunday March 29th-April 5th Palm Sunday Palm Processional @ 10:30AM Palm Processional @ 10:30AM Maundy Thursday Dinner Church @ 6:30PM Maundy Thursday Divine Service @ 7:30PM Good Friday Good Friday Service of Darkness @ 7:30PM Service of Darkness @ 7:30PM Easter Sunday Easter Egg Hunt @ 9AM Divine Service @ 10:30AM Easter Sunday Easter Egg Hunt @ 9AM Divine Service @ 10:30AM Easter Egg Hunt @ 9AM Divine Service @ 10:30AM Cooper Ave. Glendale, NY 11385 facebook.com/redeemerglendale Cooper Ave. Glendale, NY 11385 facebook.com/redeemerglendale REDEEMER LUTHERAN SCHOOL About Redeemer Lutheran School On March 1 1955 the famous Hoffman Hall and its property was sold to Redeemer Lutheran Parish. The school was then built and established. Since 1999 Principal Mr. Williams and his staff continue to bring excellent education and extra curricular activities to today’s youth. Their 14th Annual Street Carnival was just celebrated. Along with education they have programs such as youth group, scouts, after school program and VBS. Redeemer school goes by the saying Redeemer Rocks. Redeemer is a very caring parish and they welcome all into their hearts and minds. Address 69-26 Cooper Avenue, Glendale, NY 11385 718-821-6670 Redluthglen@aol.com Redeemerlives.org R O C K S Glendale’s best kept secret is a great family school that all families in Queens should know about! Open House Dates for a school visit and new enrollment Information for 2016 – 2017: April 30th (10am-1pm), May 26th (6-8 pm), June 11th (10am-1pm) • Available seating in all grades • Early Childhood: Nursery (Children born 2013) Free UPK (Children born 2012) Kindergarten • Primary: Grades 1-4 • Middle: Grades 5-8 (Departmentalized) Attend an Open House and receive 5 ticket to the event of the community! Our May 7th Annual Street Carnival & Flea Market Redeemer Lutheran School provides a safe, exciting, Christian, academic environment to nurture the body, mind and spirit. 69-26 COOPER AVENUE, GLENDALE, NY 11385 • 718-821-6670 www.rigschool.and immediately began efforts to establish a Christian Day School. The school opened in September, 1955, with 70 children enrolled with Pastor Reiter serving as its first principal. Pastor Abel retired in September, 1956, and Pastor Reiter was immediately installed to replace him. He served Redeemer until his death on February 25, 1981. Plans for a new building were developed in 1959 and ground-breaking ceremonies took place in October of that year. The partially completed school was opened in September, 1960, but was not finished and dedicated until April, 1962. Pastor Reiter again served as the school principal until 1966 when Mr. Sigmund Bohnet was chosen to fill the position. Expansion plans were initiated in 1969 leading to the erection of a one-story building and offices in 1970. Mr. Bohnet remained as principal until June, 1977. Succeeding principals include Miss Barbara Morton, Mr. Ted Frank, Mr. Wilbur Krumphardt, Dr. Lepold Hedbavny, Mr. Richard Althage, Mr. John Scheuermann and our current principal, Mr. Michael Williams. In March, 1982, Rev. Charles Gustafson was called to become Redeemer’s new Pastor and served until June, 1995, when he accepted a call to Cheshire, Connecticut. In January, 1997, Rev. Edward Callahan replaced Pastor Gustafson and remained at Redeemer until August, 2003. He left to accept a call to Christ the King Lutheran Church, Ringwood, New Jersey. Pastor Thomas N. Green then became Redeemer’s Interim Pastor in August, 2003, a position he held for nearly five years until June, 2008, when the Church called a permanent Pastor, Rev. William Wrede, who also accepted the call to serve not only Redeemer but also St. Matthew Lutheran Church for the Deaf in Elmhurst, New York. Redeemer Lutheran Church celebrated its 100 Anniversary on November 1,2009. In October of 2012 Reverend Curtis Dorsey took over as Pastor. He is keeping with tradition and expanding into projects directed to assisting the community. 1910 - 1926 The ��ongrcgation was not to be denied its ow:: church edifice. In 1909, soon after the congregation " organized, a plot of ground was purchased; and in as following year a portable chapel was erected theron. Duril; ensuing years the population of Glendale and dz: number of worshipers increased. The membership of �� congregation grew under the Lord's blessings bestowc. the faithful labors of its pastors, so that in the emfi of the second decade ofits existence the congrcgati« began looking forward to a pennanent church. Good Friday Service of Darkness @ 7:30PM Easter Sunday Easter Egg Hunt @ 9AM Divine Service @ 10:30AM 6907 Cooper Ave. Glendale, NY 11385 facebook.com/redeemerglendale 6907 Cooper Ave. Glendale, NY 11385 facebook.com/redeemerglendale www.rlgschool.org
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