It’s our hope and prayer that deep, transparent relationships will be formed through meeting with one another. Gathering around the table together and meeting regularly with one another allows us the opportunity to enter into each other’s sorrows, rejoice in one another’s victories and speak JESUS to a world that desperately needs Him.
Community often begins when we share a meal together and we’re looking forward to spending time with one another at our Welcome Dinner, Wednesday, August 24, 2022 at 6:00 PM in the Common’s Coffeehouse & Cafe! We’ll enjoy a light dinner, drinks and FROST gelato as we get to know one another better – RSVP and join us!
You’re invited to join us as we explore to book of Proverbs together! We will meet for eight weeks, taking off for Fall Break on October 5th and there will be a nominal fee for materials. We’re looking forward to growing together as we study God’s Word!
We look forward to connecting with you and hearing your story as we grow in our faith for Jesus together. Here is a bit of our story:
My husband Roger and I married in 1988 and have two amazing kids – son Cory and daughter Jordan. Cory is a 2018 graduate of ASU in Finance and works for Northern Trust. Jordan is in the Mary Lou Fulton Teacher’s College at ASU and is planning a career as a bi-lingual elementary educator! We’re almost “empty nesters”, as Cory is on his own and Jordan is never home! LOL!! And we’re kinda liking it!!
I have been attending Redemption since 2001. I always thought I was a believer (grew up in a “mixed marriage” of a Methodist mom and Catholic dad). It wasn’t until I started attending Women’s Ministry and serving in the kitchen that I realized I WASN’T saved! Good Friday, 2001 found me on my knees, blubbering like an idiot realizing the magnitude of my sin and in awe that He would send His only son for ME! I haven’t looked back!
I love serving the women of Redemption. My passion comes from the fact that it was through this ministry that God saved me! I look forward to what He has in store for me and the women of Redemption!
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Hi, I’m Deb. I’ve been married to Dan, my high school sweetheart and love of my life since 1987. We have two grown children, Lindsey & Luke. Lindsey is married to Brian Floyd and they have given us the two most darling/adorable/wonderful grandchildren we could ever ask for…Finley & Dutch. We are blessed that our family all lives here locally in the Valley. Dan, I and the kids moved here to AZ in 1993 from Oregon where we were raised.
We began attending Redemption Gilbert (formerly East Valley Bible Church) in 1994 and have had the honor to sit under some of the best Biblical mentorship and teaching around. I think that’s why I think it’s so important to serve God’s people in the same way in which we’ve been served over the years. We are all in process spiritually and yet we all have something to offer The Body. I’ve been a believer since I was a child, however every time I open God’s Word, it speaks life, encouragement and hope. If you see me around, please stop me and say hi. I would love to meet you!
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I have been married to my best friend and college sweetheart, Dave, since 1999. We have three wonderful children.
I grew up in a loving, Christian family in Tempe, Arizona. My journey at Redemption Church began as a young adult and newlywed over twenty years ago. Redemption Church is quite literally the church that has built me—as a woman, wife, mother and follower of Jesus. I love serving in Women ’s Ministries. It is the place where my passion for Jesus and for women meet. It is a joy to walk alongside women, encouraging them to grow in their relationship with Jesus and to flourish in all aspects of their life I also treasure the Women’s Leadership team that I serve with—they are some of the most kind-hearted, genuine and inspiring women in my life.
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My husband, Sean, and I married in 1995 and have moved seventeen times in twenty-five years of marriage. The Lord has used those moves to fine tune my love for organization, but to also stretch me in living with ambiguity, being thankful in all things, and understanding more and more that He is enough. Our twenty-five years have added four children, spread out over eleven years, ensuring we remain young at heart while paying for college forever.
My love for Women’s Ministries comes because my years have taught me we live better when we are learning from one another in community. My love for shoes comes from my desire to acknowledge the creative ability of others and encourage that creativity b adorning their craft. If I am able to encourage that creativity through the skill of finding them on sale, it is the icing on the cake.
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