Rock Island
Two Rivers Church has a new home on social media.
If you’re on twitter, you can follow @RItwoRivers.
You can also follow on Facebook.
This is a great way to stay connected, get quotes from sermons, Bible verses, links to devotions, United Methodist news, and Pastor Robb’s blog, which you can also follow here.
Two Rivers Sunday school options for all ages are growing. Worship usually lasts from 9:30-10:30. Immediately afterwards, kids in grades K-12 are invited down to Epworth Hall for a time of snacks and fellowship. Sunday school lasts from 10:45-11:45, and nursery care is provided by background-checked professional attendants until 11:45.
There are two adult classes, both meet upstairs. One meets in the Asbury Parlor. Starting in November, they will be discussing the text from worship, and any discussion notes that arise from Pastor Robb’s sermon. Another class meets in the Keystone Room. This is led by Pastor Robb. They use the same material that the kids use, so parents and kids can go home with the same Bible lesson, and can discuss it after church.
Kids in grades K-3 stay in Epworth Hall at 10:45. There are always two adult teachers that lead the kids through the Grow Proclaim Serve lesson of the week. There is a Parents Guide available online. At 11:15, the kids switch, and go with Tammy Baugh to practice for the kids’ choir. The Kids Choir sings about once a month in worship at 9:30.
Students in grades 4 and up go with Tammy at 10:45 and practice the Youth Choir. After practice, she takes them down to Epworth Hall where they have their own Grow Proclaim Serve lesson.
Two Rivers Youth (TRY) meets every Wednesday night at 7 p.m. We start in the upstairs Movie Room, where we have some time to chat and catch up before having a devotional, often with a DVD to help stir the conversation. After that, we will play some games, and have a great time.
As we move along, we will think of different mission projects and special events, like a bowling party, a retreat at Camp Milan, or volunteering at Fort Armstrong.
Our first conversation will be about “6 Things We Should Know About God.” The six chapters include: