Riverside is too big for everyone to know each other on a Sunday morning. That's the whole point of this page. Whatever you're carrying or curious about, there's probably already a small room of people doing it together. Browse below, or just text us and we'll point you somewhere.
Safe, fun, age-grouped rooms during both Sunday services. All volunteers are background-checked. Parents get a pager.
Quiet, calm room with two volunteers and a maximum of four babies at a time. Diapers and a changing area provided.
A Bible story, songs, a snack, and a lot of running around. Diaper bag drop-off at the door.
Big-kid energy, age-appropriate Bible stories, a craft, and the snack everyone talks about all week.
Worship, games, and a story that ties to whatever Pastor David is preaching upstairs.
Bigger conversations, small group time, and a leader who takes them seriously. Parents say this is when it clicks.
One week each June. Crafts, water games, field trips, and absolutely no theme that involves jet skis. Free for members; $40 covers everyone else.
Pizza, real conversations, and the occasional spectacularly bad dodgeball game. Marcus runs it. He's been a youth pastor for 11 years.
Loud, silly, and surprisingly deep when nobody's watching. Pickup right at the front door. Marcus checks every car.
More conversation, less chaos. Worship, a 15-minute teaching, then small groups by grade and gender.
One week with our partner church in Honduras. Construction work, kids' camp, and the trip most of our students say changed their year.
A weekend in the mountains near Brevard. Cabins, a campfire, a couple of talks, and zero phone service (on purpose).
First Sunday of every month. Pile in cars, head to Chick-fil-A. Marcus pays.
A spring dinner for graduating seniors and their parents. Speeches, prayer, and a small gift for the next chapter.
Men, women, recovery, counseling, marriage. The rooms our adults keep showing back up to.
First Saturday of every month, 7:30 a.m., at the church. Eggs, biscuits, a 15-minute talk, and the kind of honest conversation guys don't usually get.
Second Thursday of each month, hosted in a different home around Greenville. Dinner, a book chapter, a real conversation, home by 9.
A 12-step framework, anchored in the gospel. For anyone wrestling with addiction, grief, codependency, or just a hard year. Childcare provided.
Marriage trouble, a hard diagnosis, a teenager you don't know how to help. Our pastors meet with anyone, member or not. We'll also refer to licensed therapists when that's the better fit.
Two cohorts a year. Six weeks, working through a real curriculum together with other couples. No pressure, no group sharing.
Last Sunday of every month. Somebody's house, everyone brings something. Singles, dating, married, kids welcome.
Listed by neighborhood and night. Most groups have an open seat. And if not, we'll start a new one.
A rolling look at what's coming up. Pick something. Show up. We save seats for guests.
Two of the most ordinary, most beautiful things a person can do in this place. Here's exactly how each one works. No surprises.
30 minutes. We just want to hear your story and answer your questions. No pressure to do anything next.
One Sunday afternoon, 90 minutes, free lunch. We walk through who we are, what we believe, and what membership actually means.
Baptism Sundays happen four times a year. Membership is just a hand-raise at the end of a service. No oath, no robes.
We'll connect you with a life group, a way to serve, and a couple of folks who'll text you when you don't show up for a while.
You don't have to come to church here to use any of this. Walk in, no questions.
Open to anyone in the 29605 or 29611 zip codes. Fresh produce from Mill Village Farms, pantry staples, and a small selection of household basics. No ID required, no questions asked. Drive up around back.
Free reading and math help for K–5 students at Sterling Elementary, run out of our community room. Volunteer tutors trained each fall. Snack provided. Sign up at sterlingtutoring.org.
Open meeting using a 12-step framework. For addiction, grief, codependency, or whatever's making this season hard. Confidential. Childcare provided. Come on time or walk in late. Both are fine.
Two plots near Cleveland Park. Volunteers grow produce that goes straight to the food pantry. Bring gloves; we'll teach you the rest. Kids welcome with a parent.
Two levels (beginner and intermediate). Free. Run with our partners at Pleasant Valley Connection. Childcare available with a week's notice.
A free hot lunch and a 20-minute program for anyone 60+ in the neighborhood. Bingo half the time. Live music the other half. Bring a friend.
Tell us what season you're in. New in town, lonely, raising kids, grieving, curious. And we'll point you to the corner of this place that's most likely to fit.
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