Community
We’re dedicated to celebrating the incredible work of our church and our valued community partners—showcasing powerful collaborations that enrich lives and strengthen the bonds of unity throughout our city.
From outreach initiatives to local events, every effort reflects our mission to engage, serve, and uplift through active participation and meaningful connection.
November 4, 2025
“Manna Moments” Radio Broadcast (103.9 Light FM)
Manna Moments” Radio Broadcast (103.9 Light FM) Tune in to Manna Moments, The River’s weekly radio broadcast that brings faith to your everyday life. Each episode offers encouragement, prayer, and real conversations for the soul. Listen, share, and grow with us as we take the message beyond the walls and
November 4, 2025
“The Experience” TV Broadcast (Fox 50)
“The Experience” TV Broadcast (Fox 50) The Experience is The River’s dynamic television broadcast bringing the spirit of Durham to screens around the world. Join us as we share worship, word, and testimonies that inspire faith wherever you are. It’s more than TV — it’s transformation on every screen.
November 3, 2025
Christmas Outreach: Bringing Joy to the City
Christmas Outreach: Bringing Joy to the City Join us on Saturday, December 20th for a truly heartfelt community event that promises to bring joy and warmth to those in need. We will be collecting toys to brighten the lives of children who may be facing difficult times, assembling food baskets
November 3, 2025
Ring in the New Year with Worship: New Year’s Eve Service
Ring in the New Year with Worship: New Year's Eve Service On the evening of Wednesday, December 31st, we warmly invite you to pause and reflect on the remarkable journey that was 2025. This is a time to release what no longer serves your growth and well-being, allowing space for
November 3, 2025
Holy Communion: First Sunday, Every Month
Holy Communion Service We practice open communion. Join us at the table every first Sunday. Holy Communion at The River is a sacred time of reflection and renewal. It’s more than tradition — it’s an encounter with grace. As the bread is broken and the cup is shared, we remember