River Cities Community Church

River Cities Community Church Non-Denominational Church Hello, Neighbor! Welcome to River Cities! We are a multi-generational church family. What to Expect: Sunday Worship: 10 AM.

The strength of this diversity is that we can lean on the wisdom of our more experienced members while championing the energy of younger generations. The focus of River Cities is to guide people in taking their next step towards Jesus Christ, so whatever your age or where you are on your spiritual journey, our doors are open and you are welcome! You can expect to be pointed toward Jesus Christ as

we join in dynamic worship and open our Bibles to learn together from God's Word. We have a praise band and sing both contemporary music and traditional hymns. Attire: Casual (pants, shorts, dresses, suits, etc.). Whatever your preference, come as you are! Parking: There are four parking lots: blue, green, red, and yellow. The main entrance (blue lot) is covered making it easy to drop people off, even in poor weather. You will find greeters located at each entrance ready to welcome, direct, and answer any questions you may have. Nursery & RC3 Kids: Our children enjoy a well-staffed nursery and Sunday School program designed to partner with parents to provide age-appropriate Bible teaching and other fun activities. The safety of our children is of utmost importance to us. All of our Nursery workers and Kids Church volunteers submit to a background check. For your convenience, we offer two check-in stations, which are located in the Gym and in the Cafe Wing. If it's your first time, please allow a few minutes to fill out paperwork. If your child is an infant--3 years old, you will receive a buzzer should you be needed during the service; and a sticker for use upon pickup. If your child is 4 years old (potty trained) -- 5th grade, you will receive a sticker for pickup. Children 6th grade and older will be with you in the service. Dear friend, if it’s your very first time coming, we so greatly look forward to meeting you! More About Our Church
River Cities Community Church was originally founded in 1969 under the former name Souls for Christ Baptist Church and has since grown into a wonderfully vibrant family and community staple in Huntington, WV. You can read more about our core values and beliefs on our website or church app. There are a plethora of ways to plug into and grow with our church. Ministry is certainly not exclusive! Whether you may be interested in taking a Life Skills class or checking out AWANA for the kids, there truly is something for everyone. Small groups are an especially great way to get connected. The purpose of these groups is to study God's Word, build relationships, and serve together. A Personal Note from Pastor Larry:
β€œWe hope that as you interact with us you will find yourself more connected to the people and mission of RC3 and to Christ. Maybe you'll find River Cities Church your place to begin and belong. One of our goals at RC3 is to provide opportunities for everyone to take their next step in Christ. As with anything in life, we have to make choices based on priorities. With that in mind, let's zero in on three priorities that will allow us to thrive spiritually: Worship, Instruction, and Service. As you explore our church, you will find opportunities to be involved in all three areas. We hope you will join us for Sunday worship, become involved in a small group (instruction), and find an area of service that best suits your gifts and abilities. We look forward to getting to know you and to serving the Lord alongside you!”

- Pastor Larry Greene

Learn more at www.roundchurch.net | 304.736.8197 | 4385 Route 60 East Huntington, WV 25705

πŸš— Sunday DriveAsk your child:1️⃣ Why was Ezra so upset when he arrived in Jerusalem?2️⃣ What did the people do when they...
09/06/2026

πŸš— Sunday Drive
Ask your child:
1️⃣ Why was Ezra so upset when he arrived in Jerusalem?
2️⃣ What did the people do when they realized they had disobeyed God?
πŸ’› Sunday Drive Reminder: God's Word doesn't just teach us what is rightβ€”it helps us recognize when we need to change. When we sin, we can confess it, turn away from it, and choose to obey God.

πŸ“£ Parent Preview: Ezra Leads the People Back to GodThis week, our kids will learn about Ezra, a priest who led a second ...
09/02/2026

πŸ“£ Parent Preview: Ezra Leads the People Back to God
This week, our kids will learn about Ezra, a priest who led a second group of Jewish people back to Jerusalem. Ezra loved God’s Word and was committed to studying it, obeying it, and teaching it to others.
When Ezra arrived in Jerusalem, he discovered that many of God’s people had once again fallen into sin and had allowed idol worship to influence their families. Ezra was heartbroken over their disobedience and cried out to God.
The people recognized their sin, repented, and committed themselves to obeying God again.
πŸ“– Key Passages: Ezra 7:6–10; 9:3, 5–6; 10:1–2
πŸ’› Big Truth: God’s Word shows us how to live, and when we recognize our sin, we should respond with repentance and obedience.

πŸš— Sunday DriveOn the way home, ask your child:1️⃣ Why do you think God allowed Esther to become queen before Haman made ...
08/30/2026

πŸš— Sunday Drive
On the way home, ask your child:
1️⃣ Why do you think God allowed Esther to become queen before Haman made his plan against the Jewish people?
2️⃣ How did Esther show courage and trust God when her people were in danger?
πŸ’› Sunday Drive Reminder: Sometimes we don't understand why God has placed us in a certain situation. Esther reminds us that God has a bigger view of our story than we do, and we can trust Him with the parts we don't understand yet.

πŸ“£ Parent Preview: Esther β€” God’s Providential PlanThis week, our kids will learn about Esther and how God placed her in ...
08/27/2026

πŸ“£ Parent Preview: Esther β€” God’s Providential Plan
This week, our kids will learn about Esther and how God placed her in exactly the right position at exactly the right time.
Esther, a young Jewish woman, was chosen to become queen of Persia. Later, a man named Haman developed an evil plan to destroy the Jewish people. Esther faced a difficult decision: stay silent or risk her own life by approaching the king and speaking up for her people.
With courage, Esther chose to act. She appealed to the king, Haman’s plan was exposed, and the Jewish people were saved.
Throughout Esther’s story, we see an important truth: God is always at work, even when we cannot see what He is doing. God had positioned Esther as queen before she ever knew how He would use her.
πŸ“– Key Passages: Esther 2:17; 4:15–17; 7:3–6; 8:3–5
πŸ’› Big Truth: God is always at work, and He can use us right where He has placed us.

What an uplifting Sunday!
08/23/2026

What an uplifting Sunday!

πŸš— Sunday DriveAsk your child:1️⃣ What did King Cyrus allow the Jewish people to do after 70 years of captivity?2️⃣ What ...
08/23/2026

πŸš— Sunday Drive
Ask your child:
1️⃣ What did King Cyrus allow the Jewish people to do after 70 years of captivity?
2️⃣ What did the people do when the temple was finally rebuilt? Why do you think they were so excited?
πŸ’› Sunday Drive Reminder: Sometimes we have to wait to see God's plans unfold, but we can always trust that God keeps His promises!

πŸ“£ Parent PreviewThis week, your children will learn how God kept His promise to bring His people home! After 70 years of...
08/21/2026

πŸ“£ Parent Preview
This week, your children will learn how God kept His promise to bring His people home! After 70 years of captivity, King Cyrus gave the Jewish people permission to return to their homeland, just as God had foretold through His prophets.
When the people returned, they got to work! They first restored worship to God and then began rebuilding the temple. When the temple was finally completed, the people celebrated and rejoiced.
Through this lesson, kids will see that God is faithful to His promises. Even after a long season of captivity, God had not forgotten His people. He brought them home and gave them the opportunity to worship Him once again. πŸ’›

πŸ“– Key Passages: Ezra 1:1–3, 5–6; 2:64–65; 6:16–17

πŸ’› Big Truth: God always keeps His promises, and He is worthy of our worship.

πŸš— Sunday Drive: Family Faith TalkOn the way home, ask your child:1️⃣ What did God promise through Jeremiah about the new...
08/16/2026

πŸš— Sunday Drive: Family Faith Talk

On the way home, ask your child:

1️⃣ What did God promise through Jeremiah about the new covenant?

2️⃣ What did Jesus do to make the new covenant possible?

πŸ’› **Remember:** We don't earn salvation by being good enough. Salvation is God's gift of grace through Jesus!

Thank you God for so many people eager to worship and hear Your word!
08/16/2026

Thank you God for so many people eager to worship and hear Your word!

πŸ“– This Week in Sunday School: God Promises a New CovenantThis week, our kids are learning about the **new covenant** God...
08/12/2026

πŸ“– This Week in Sunday School: God Promises a New Covenant

This week, our kids are learning about the **new covenant** God promised through the prophet Jeremiah. God said a day was coming when He would establish a covenant that would be different and better than the old covenant.

About 600 years later, **Jesus fulfilled this promise**. His blood was shed as the sign of the new covenant, and He serves as our perfect High Priest.

Kids will learn that salvation is a **gift of God's grace**, not something we can earn through good works. Because of Jesus, we can be brought into a relationship with God and live the life He created us to live. ❀️

πŸ“– **Key Passages:**
Jeremiah 31:33
Ephesians 2:8–10
Hebrews 9:11–12

πŸ’› Big Truth:God promised a new covenant, and Jesus made the way for us to have a relationship with God through His sacrifice.

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2096 US Route 60
Huntington, WV
25705

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