Redeemer Lutheran Church

Founded in 1949 Redeemer Lutheran Church began its journey in an elementary school. Over 30 people attended that first service. For a year and a half they met in that small space. Then in the late 1950s they purchased ten acres. They built their church at 215 Rittenhouse. The first services in their unfinished building were held in October 1951. By 1955 Redeemer Lutheran Church had a school and over 300 members. Today the congregation though smaller still meets in that same building. It stands as a testament to the enduring faith of its community. Redeemer’s story is one of growth adaptation and unwavering devotion. It’s a place where generations have found solace and strength. Think of the countless prayers whispered within these walls. Imagine the joyful hymns sung during countless services. Picture the children learning their faith in the attached school. The building itself is a silent witness to decades of worship community and spiritual growth. The church’s history reflects the evolution of Houston itself. It is a story of perseverance faith and community. Redeemer Lutheran Church has been a beacon of hope and faith for over seventy years. It continues to serve its community. Step inside and feel the weight of history the warmth of community and the enduring power of faith. It is more than just a building. It’s a living testament to faith resilience and the enduring human spirit. The story of Redeemer Lutheran Church is a story worth remembering. It’s a story of unwavering commitment. A story of faith in the face of change. It is a story of community. A story of hope. It is a legacy that continues to this day.