As of the end of 2021, the people who are formally committed to the family of God for His mission at Redemption Point are:
- Parker Bell
- Daniel Dam
- Teresa Dinh
- Kimberly Do
- Don Donahue
- Amy Duong
- Huy Ha
- & Thanh Ha
- Roselyne Hanifa
- Bumble Ho
- & Jenney Ho
- Timmy Ho
- Steve Hoang
- & Niki Hoang
- Downey Huynh
- David Jorgenson
- & Phala Jorgensen
- Eric
- & Cyndi Lam
- Tiffany Lam
- Dimitri Lam
- Bao Le
- Buu (Daniel) Le
- & Ai Le
- Daniel Steven Le
- Desiree Le
- Joe Le
- & Regine Le
- Sam Le
- Charles Lee
- & Hoa Lee
- Khuong
- & Kelli Lee
- Daniel Lieu
- & newly wedded Monica Lieu
- Nhieu Ly
- & Becky Ly
- Jennifer Ly
- Cody Newsome
- Christine Ngo
- John Nguyen
- Calvin Nguyen
- & Daisie Nguyen
- Charlie Nguyen
- & Teri Nguyen
- Crystal Nguyen
- Diana Nguyen
- Louise Nguyen
- Irwin Pamatmat
- & Karan Pamatmat
- Duy Pham
- & Thao Pham
- Hai Pham
- & Kathy Pham
- Clara Pham
- Noelle Pham
- Tan Pham
- & Juliana Pham
- Jerry Phan
- MSD Phan
- Thu Huong Quach
- Troy Quach
- Gary Robinson
- & Chelsea Robinson
- Mike Shi
- Kevin Tang
- & Dao Tang
- Jocelyn Tran
- Nathan Tran
- & Hanie Tran
- Jeff Truong
- Tom Truong
- & Linda Truong
- Tu Truong
- Tuan Van
- & Diep-Phi Van
- Bao-My Van
- Brian Vo
- & Virginia Vo
- Amber Vu
- Lucky Wardell
- Kristina White
- Mike Yin
- & Han Yin
*Names in bold denoted new members while names in italic denoted members who have not renewed the covenant membership form in the last two years.
Redemption Point Membership Covenant
A covenant is a promise by which we obligate ourselves to one another in such a way that the obligation of one party is not dependent on the faithfulness of the other (Ezek. 20:44; 36:22; Ps. 76:11; Hos. 2:19-20; 3:1; 2 Tim. 2:13). Church membership covenant is a vehicle for believers to openly express their commitment, not to an institution, but to the fellow believers with whom they have chosen to join in worship, fellowship, and service. Church membership also expresses the believers’ commitment to God’s authority as expressed through the church’s leadership (Hebrews 13:7, 17).
Being a member of Redemption Point is really about being part of a family. All members are disciples of Jesus, unified by their identity in Christ and having the same statement of faith. This unity is expressed in the way we are captivated by the love of God, growing together in His Spirit, and serving/sharing the Gospel of Jesus in the same local church structure. Members who enter into a covenant with Redemption Point are called to a partnership with other members in responsibility and service. At the same time, the church leaders (elders and deacons) are covenanted to assist members first and foremost, to love and lead, provide counsel and aid, and pray for, teach, and guide them.
As members of Redemption Point, we covenant with one another to follow our Lord’s commands[1]…
Help one another grow toward Christian maturity by bearing one another’s burdens, encouraging one another, exhorting one another, praying for one another, confessing our sins to one another, speaking the truth in love to one another, admonishing one another, building up one another, teaching one another, comforting one another, submitting to one another, serving one another, patiently bearing with one another, being hospitable to one another, greeting one another, living in peace with one another, regarding one another as more important than ourselves, caring for one another, exercising our spiritual gifts to serve one another, being kind and tenderhearted to one another, being devoted to one another, accepting one another, forgiving one another, loving one another.
We invite fellow members to pray for us, teach us, correct us, or rebuke us if necessary; in a spirit of gentleness and humility should we stray from our Lord’s commands, because the thing we desire most in life is to serve Christ. We voluntarily submit ourselves to one another and to the discipline of the church. Such discipline will always be for the loving purpose of restoration – restoration to fellowship with God and with the covenant community – and it will always be done in accordance with Scripture, especially Matthew 18. Finally, we accept the responsibility to notify Redemption Point’s leadership if at any time we can no longer commit to this covenant, or if we have any questions, comments, or concerns regarding Redemption Point church.
[1] Galatians 6:2; I Thessalonians 5:11; Hebrews 10:24-25; James 5:16; Ephesians 4:15, 25; Colossians 3:16; I Thessalonians 4:18; Ephesians 5:21; Galatians 5:13; Colossians 3:13; I Peter 4:9; Romans 16:16; I Thessalonians 5:13; Philippians 2:3; I Peter 4:10; Ephesians 4:32; Romans 12:10; Romans 15:7; John 13:34; Mark 3:34-35, and more