At River Church, you’ll find genuine people who share life’s highs and lows, and a place where you finally belong.
New Here?
What it’s like at River Church
River Church has a diverse congregation, and we like it that way. You’ll find people from all walks of life — young parents, retirees, teachers, nurses, even kids who won’t sit still. Some of us are in a good season, some of us aren’t, and that’s okay. Nobody here expects you to perform or pretend everything’s fine when it isn’t.
“When you walk through the doors of the church, you can feel the love and acceptance.”
Denise
From Our Pastors
We’ve spent 30+ years walking with people through every kind of season, and if there’s one thing we know for sure, it’s that nobody was meant to go through any of them alone.
Whether you come through our doors with a full heart or a heavy one, you’ll be welcome here exactly as you are. What you’ll find isn’t just a seat in a service. It’s friends who’ll show up when it matters, and a God who’s loved you long before you ever walked through those doors.
Come sit with us this Sunday. We’d love to meet you.
Pastors Robert and Kathy
“Pastors Kathy and Robert visited me at the hospital the day my spouse died… I am grateful for the River Church members who have accepted me, supported me in my grief, and made me part of their family.”
Beth
Your first time at River Church
Don’t worry, nobody will put you on the spot
1
Come as you are
Sunday at 10am, or Wednesday at 7pm with a free supper at 6. Come in your jeans, your scrubs, your favorite Saints jersey, whatever. Just show up. That's the whole plan.
2
Meet your neighbors
Somebody will say hello and point you toward the coffee. Sit wherever you like. You don't have to work the room or explain yourself. If you'd rather keep to yourself the first time, nobody will think twice about it.
3
Stop facing life alone
Stick around and you'll have people who know your name and show up when it matters.
Latest Message
Nicky Gumbel, Gemma, and Toby (Alpha film); Pastor Robert Storey (discussion)
In this Alpha film and discussion, Nicky Gumbel and the Alpha presenters explore whether there is more to life than achievement, possessions, and success. Drawing on Jesus’ teaching that he is the way, the truth, and the life, the film points to a relationship with God, forgiveness through Christ, and life with lasting purpose. Pastor Robert Storey leads the congregation in considering their questions, sources of joy, and barriers to fulfillment, encouraging honest conversations and inviting others to explore faith.
