River of Life Church Long Prairie (Audio)

People through time have had moments where they experience Jesus and their lives are Altered because of it. We want to look at a few of these stories from the gospels and see how our lives, 2,000 years later, can still be changed.

People through time have had moments where they experience Jesus and their lives are Altered because of it. We want to look at a few of these stories from the gospels and see how our lives, 2,000 years later, can still be changed.

People through time have had moments where they experience Jesus and their lives are Altered because of it. We want to look at a few of these stories from the gospels and see how our lives, 2,000 years later, can still be changed.

This morning we get to celebrate with 9 individuals who have made the decision to follow Jesus and now want to declare that to everyone around them by being baptized in water!

If you want to see the baptisms, you can find them on our website under Media>Long Prairie

People through time have had moments where they experience Jesus and their lives are Altered because of it. We want to look at a few of these stories from the gospels and see how our lives, 2,000 years later, can still be changed.

People through time have had moments where they experience Jesus and their lives are Altered because of it. We want to look at a few of these stories from the gospels and see how our lives, 2,000 years later, can still be changed.

Join us for a special Mother's Day message from Emily Tonder.

One of the things we always say at River of Life Church is that we are a church family, but what does that actually mean? Are we automatically family just by going to church or is it more than that? What do we do when the inevitable conflict comes up? We want to take a few weeks and talk about what this whole family thing is all about.

One of the things we always say at River of Life Church is that we are a church family, but what does that actually mean? Are we automatically family just by going to church or is it more than that? What do we do when the inevitable conflict comes up? We want to take a few weeks and talk about what this whole family thing is all about.

One of the things we always say at River of Life Church is that we are a church family, but what does that actually mean? Are we automatically family just by going to church or is it more than that? What do we do when the inevitable conflict comes up? We want to take a few weeks and talk about what this whole family thing is all about.