Reading the Bible together, not alone

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Redeemher is built on the belief that Scripture is best engaged in community. We gather in person to read, study, and discuss the Bible together—listening to the text, to one another, and to what God may be revealing in the process.

This pillar emphasizes:

• In-person, relational study

• Discussion-led engagement rather than lecture-only teaching

• Space for multiple perspectives, questions, and lived experience

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We believe community helps us see Scripture more clearly—and ourselves more honestly.

Asking real questions of an ancient text

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Redeemher invites women to engage Scripture with honesty, historical awareness, and spiritual curiosity. We explore the cultural, historical, and literary context of the Bible while also sitting with the questions the text raises—without rushing to easy or performative answers.

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This pillar includes:

• Historical and cultural context

• Openness to uncertainty and thoughtful dialogue

• Faith that welcomes questions rather than fears them

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Here, questioning is not a lack of faith—it is a form of faith seeking understanding.

Letting Scripture shape belief, identity, and practice

Redeemher is not about information alone, but transformation. Scripture is explored in conversation with our real lives—our bodies, relationships, decisions, and daily rhythms.

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This pillar focuses on:

• Reflective practices that support inner healing

• Integrating Scripture into lived experience

• Reconnecting with God, self, and purpose

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We ask not only What does the text say? but How does this shape who we are becoming?