“Some people brought children to Jesus so that he would place his hands on them and pray. But the disciples scolded them. ‘Allow the children to come to me,’ Jesus said. ‘Don’t forbid them, because the kingdom of heaven belongs to people...
Read moreAt Two Rivers Church, our WHY is to create a place for all who are on the margins of church life to find a place to belong. We will create new expressions of the Gospel for those searching for a place to belong. We will grow and expand our community so that belonging to God, to Jesus and to each other is the heart of who we are and what we do.
Read moreSo why vote? We vote because we love. We love the children in our communities who are being left behind in failing school systems. We love our LGBTQIA+ siblings whose very existence is being erased. We love our siblings of color who suffer brutality at the hands of legal systems.
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When I have this throbbing in my chest that I can’t ignore, it’s like my soul is calling out to me like the migrating geese. It think this is why I’ve always loved the fall: that ache it brings makes me know with complete certainty that I have a soul.
By Pastor Wendy At our Leadership Team Meeting Sunday night, we talked about sharing resources we develop or we find as we are preparing for worship and sermons. Lyndsey, our Director of Discipleship, said, “Yeah, like show notes for Read more…
As a church, we have a deep desire to come alongside those who are suffering and to relieve their burdens. We are in our sermon series “In the Neighborhood: The Gospel According to Mr. Rogers”, and we want to do more than just talk about being a good neighbor to those who are hurting. We want to live out the instructions in Galatians 6:2, “Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ.” The law of Jesus is a law of love, mutual caring and compassion and mercy.
Head over to the Two Rivers Church Facebook page (tworiverschs) at 10 a.m. September 16 where we’ll have worship online.
Very few of us have ever started a church before. We’re not exactly sure how this community will form, which people we will come to know, and how God will work among us as we follow God’s leading to reach out to our neighbors.
Gulp.
