A church in the old mill district
We are an ordinary congregation of about ninety people. We read the Bible together, we sing, we pray, and we eat afterwards. If you have never been to a church before, come and sit at the back — nobody will ask you to stand up.
A word before you come
Riverstone has met on this street for forty-one years. We have no band, no coffee bar and no strategy document. What we do have is a room where the same people turn up week after week, know each other's names, and have learned to carry each other's difficulties.
If you are looking for a church, the honest advice is to come three times before you decide. One Sunday tells you very little about a congregation, and almost nothing about whether you belong in it.
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Teaching
Every sermon since 2019, searchable by book and by series — so a passage you heard once can still be found four years later.
The Sermon on the Mount
Matthew 5:1–12
The Sermon on the Mount
Matthew 5:13–16
Psalms for a hard year
Psalm 13
During the week
Children aged 4–12, during the second half of the morning service.
Wednesdays at 7pm, in the side hall. Everyone welcome, nothing prepared required.
Friday evenings for secondary school students, with a meal.
Members who visit the housebound and the hospital during the week.
Giving
Giving pays the building, the heating and one part-time salary. Our accounts are read out at the annual meeting and posted here afterwards. Nobody is ever asked to give at the door.
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