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Church of the Blessed Redeemer has reopened the church building for in-person worship on Sundays at 9 a.m. We are also continuing to offer our worship over Zoom. Please read more about our reopening guidelines for those attending in-person worship here.
We continue to use Zoom's video & teleconference technology for those worshiping from home on Sunday mornings at 9 a.m. You can find more information about how to access our Zoom worship online or by phone on our Worship page, as well as video recordings of recent worship services. The videos from our worship services on Sunday, November 22 and Thanksgiving Eve can be found here. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In partnership with the interfaith community in Brevard County, Fr. Brian Turner, Rev. Amy Turner, and the Church of the Blessed Redeemer join in sharing a Message of Support, Condolence, and Commitment in the wake of continued racial violence in our country in June 2020. Fr. Brian & Rev. Amy Turner have been working with the Interfaith United organization in Brevard County to sponsor the special "United in Faith: Sharing Stories, Finding Hope" video presentation that premiered on YouTube on Monday, September 21. This presentation of hope and inspiration can be watched on YouTube here. |
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Welcome to the Episcopal/Anglican Church of the Blessed Redeemer.
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We are a congregation of the Episcopal Diocese of Central Florida working to spread Jesus' gospel of love, mercy, and forgiveness in the city of Palm Bay, Florida. We worship on Sundays at 9:00 a.m. |
Join Us for Worship
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Contact Us
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We worship on Sunday mornings at 9:00 a.m. Please check out our Contact page for directions to the church. We have ample parking and our building is wheelchair accessible.
Our Leadership
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Church of the Blessed Redeemer
1225 DeGroodt Road SW Palm Bay, FL 32908 (321) 725-6881 Who We Are
Church of the Blessed Redeemer is part of the Episcopal Diocese of Central Florida, which is part of The Episcopal Church in the United States, and more broadly part of the worldwide Anglican Communion. Our worship comes from the Book of Common Prayer.
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Our mission is to nurture,
love, teach, and grow a loving
community in Jesus Christ
and to make Him known to others.
