Rogue Valley Christian Church

05/27/2026

05/21/2026

we can’t wait to worship with you & hear what God has in store this week
see you Sunday at 10AM 🤍

04/21/2026

baptism happened in a simple blow-up pool.. it was just as powerful, real, and sacred 🙌
It’s not about the setup -it’s about the heart behind it✨

04/06/2026

Yesterday we celebrated that He is risen 🤍 alongside some very special baptisms.�Today is a new day, full of hope, renewal, and new beginnings.�Praying for + trusting he’s surrounded by God’s light and peace✨

04/03/2026

Here is what’s coming up this Easter weekend!

Friday, April 3 at 12pm and 6pm: Good Friday Service
Two identical Good Friday services will be offered as we reflect on Jesus' last few days before the crucifixion. There will be a time of worship, a short devotional, and communion.

Sunday, April 5 at 9am and 11am
We’re celebrating Easter with two family-friendly services that celebrate the resurrection! Nursery and pre-k classes will be available, and elementary through high school students will sit with their families in the sanctuary.

Between services on Easter Sunday
We'll have a time of fellowship outside as the pre-k and elementary kids have a church-wide Easter egg hunt! The hunt starts promptly at 10:30am, so head down a little early and grab some coffee and a treat beforehand.

03/25/2026

This is what it’s all about —pointing people to Jesus every single day🙌

01/19/2026

A powerful moment of prayer, unity, and faith🙏✨
So grateful for the Rogue Valley Christian Church community and the way we surround, support and lead with love ❤️

01/07/2026

Starting tomorrow, January 8th, men's Bible study will be every Thursday at 6am in the prayer room. Come to pray, join in fellowship, and dive into the word of God. If you have any questions, contact Darrin.

01/07/2026

Why do we gather on Sunday mornings? It’s more than just tradition. We come together because God Himself exists in perfect community—Father, Son, and Spirit—eternally united in essence and purpose. He calls us to reflect that same unity and love.

In Mark 2, four friends literally tore through a roof to get their paralyzed friend to Jesus. They didn’t give up when the crowd blocked their way. That’s what true community looks like—carrying each other to Jesus, no matter what stands in our way. When we gather, greet, and genuinely know one another, we create space for God to do supernatural things.

This isn’t about checking boxes or perfect attendance. It’s about walking with Jesus together, trusting Him for the results, and celebrating what He does in our midst. What if our gatherings were all about getting before God, watching Him work, and giving Him glory? ♥️

01/04/2026

As the holiday season unwinds, take a moment to recharge and find faith in the word of God.