Redeemer Presbyterian Church

About this church

Redeemer Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian Church in America congregation in downtown Athens, founded from a small home Bible study in 1996. Sunday school for children, students, college participants, and adults begins at 9:15 a.m., followed by worship at 10:30. The service brings together music, Bible reading, prayer, teaching, and weekly Communion. Nursery care is available for children from birth through age four, while older children are welcome to remain with their families.

Visitors may dress casually or more formally. Parking is available beside the Pulaski Street building, in Redeemer's lower lot at Broad and Newton, on nearby streets, and free on Sundays in the Washington Street deck; a bicycle rack is outside the church. Greeters and signs help newcomers find classes and the sanctuary. Beyond Sunday, community groups offer a primary setting for applying the gospel in close relationships, alongside ministries for children, youth, college students, young adults, women, and men. Redeemer also serves Athens through partners such as Our Daily Bread and Downtown Ministries.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 23, 2026. Sources: Official homepage, identity, and history · New visitor, parking, and ministry information · Sunday worship and school · Service in Athens

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