Have you ever wondered what type of church River City Church is? We often say we are a church that preaches the whole truth and is Spirit-Filled. What does that really mean? Come join this week as we discuss the the role of the Holy Spirit in our church and in our lives. Come expecting more of Him.

The last few weeks, we have been on a journey of proclaiming our Passions + Purpose as a church and individuals. This week, we continued by sharing our passion for the next generation. We shared our hopes and dreams and desires for the next generation to go further and farther than we have.

A continuation of our Passion + Purpose series. We have been seeing that our purpose is to KNOW GOD AND MAKE HIM KNOWN. In order to MAKE HIM KNOWN we have to step outside of our comfort zone. We are called to be the light in in a dark world. River City Church has a PASSION to serve outside the walls of our church which we do throughout the year; God is calling us to do more. This Sunday, we were introduced to a valuable ministry initiative that will enable us to engage and serves some of the most vulnerable.

John Schwider

Royal Family KIDS, Ambassador

River City Church

St Charles, Illinois

therivercitychurch.org

Our passions represent how God has wired us and how he has wired our church. As a church we have a passion: FOR GOD, FOR PEOPLE, FOR THE CITY, and FOR THE WORLD. While we have a Passion for these things we also have a call to share the TRUTH!

We won’t compromise on the TRUTH we believe—but we will never share the truth in a condemning way. Join us this Sunday as we examine how Jesus was both - GRACE & TRUTH.

This is part one in a five week series at River city Church where we will explore the passion and purpose of our individual lives and of our church. This week Pastor Damian shared on a passion for the presence of God with the purpose to know him and make him known.

Many of us know prayer is a good idea, but we often don't pray as much as we would like to. Does prayer even really make a difference? What would happen if we became people of prayer?