We have lots going on at Rise every week. We've highlighted some events below, but to see a full calendar, please visit our Church Center site.
"Tis the Season" Art Show
November 10th - December 31st
Featuring:
Tom Willing | Woodwork
Royce Kugler | Oils
Diana Poorman | Watercolors
Marianne Mcanulty | Pottery
Gallery Hours:
Tuesday - Friday | 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Sunday: 9:00 am | 12:00 pm
Crop Table
Saturday, November 16th | 9:00 - 11:00 am
The Rise Community Crop Table has moved indoors for the winter, to keep our volunteers and guests warm and healthy. There will still be free coffee and snacks for people and dogs alike.
We will be just inside the doors in the entryway for the next four months.
Our schedule is reduced for the winter. We will be open on the first and third Saturdays of each month, from 9:00 am to 11:00 am each time. Signs will be out by the street every morning we are open. All are welcome!
New Member Class
Sunday, November 17th
A number of regular visitors and attendees have expressed interest in joining Rise Church and becoming a member. The date is set for November 17th. Joining the church typically involves:
If you are interested or would like more information, please contact Pastor Jim:
Tigard Food Project Collection
Sunday, December 8th | 10:00 am
As part of our commitment to end hunger and food insecurity in our community, Rise Church is involved in the Tigard Food Project / Green Bag Sunday. Last month we collected over 500 pounds of food and $1000 was donated. Our next TFP Sunday is December 8th. Please bring your canned goods and other durable food items before the 10:00 am service.
Volunteers will be available to help you unload or carry your green bag with food items into the church. Following the service, we will gather in Fellowship Hall for the weighing and blessing of the food. Or, if more convenient, drop off your green bag during the week, M-F, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, the main office.
If you need a green bag, pick one up the next couple Sundays or drop by the office where they are available. In addition to collecting food, donors also have the option of making a financial gift. Area food pantries have agreements with local grocery stores that enable them to purchase more food than any of us can buy with the same amount. And it allows them to purchase the food that is needed, since they know what is in short supply on their shelves.
Since I am in the choir, I want to share words from two of the songs you will be hearing this month. "I was created to serve" and "I must care, I must share." The words have touched my heart, and I hope yours too.The need continues, so please care, share and remember October 13th to bring your food and monetary donations.
Blessings,
Darlene Brown
TFP Information Coordinator