This Week: Nov. 27th, 2022
During this busy Holiday season, we are given an opportunity to pause and give thanks for our blessings. Then it is game on. The busiest shopping season begins. Some retailers live or die by the Christmas season of gift buying. Black Friday, so named because it was the day retailers could go from being in the 'red' to being in the 'black', has now evolved into Cyber Monday, and Black Friday all month long. As consumers we are looking for the latest this and that, marking off our lists, and checking them twice. Now imagine, as you make your way from store to store in the mall, that a trumpet sounds. And on a billow white cloud with flashes of lighting, Christ returns to take his believers home. Would you be ready?
This Week's Worship Service
November 27th, 2022 - Was Jesus limited as a man? While he was God, he was in fact human and often let this part of himself be shown so that God was glorified through Christ's actions, not the other way around. To illustrate this, Jesus spoke of Noah and the coming flood and the end of days will occur on God's timetable, none other, even Christ himself knows the day and time.
Matthew 24:36-44
This Week's Church Sign Sermon
Inspirational wisdom can come from the simplest of things. So here we offer just a little Jesus as you drive by. We'd love to have you in for a visit.
Online Giving
Rockvale Cumberland Presbyterian Church is pleased to announce the opportunity for our church family and friends to tithe securely online. You can use your credit card, debit card or bank account to securely tithe a love offering or give to our church's ministries such as to our youth program or our building maintenance fund. You can also use the service's app on your Apple or Android device to give. If you chose to do so, you may also select the option to cover the fees the church is assessed for each transaction. Click the button below to make your offering and thank you.
Who We Are
Rockvale Cumberland Presbyterian Church has been a landmark in Rockvale Tennessee since 1889 at a simpler time when church was an integral part of the community. Church members were family that leaned on each other in times of struggle and celebrated together in times of joy. This spirit lives on in our diverse congregation bound together by a love for Christ and for one another. Our motto is simple, 'Whosoever will, is welcome - just as you are', in the manner as Christ said 'Come to Me, all who are weary and heavy-laden, and I will give you rest.' We hope to see you this Sunday morning.
