Riversgate Community
Resource Guide 2011
Riversgate has united to meet needs within our community and church body. Do you have a specific need or know somebody who does? Download the Resource Guide.
Life Groups
Do you want to grow outside of Sunday morning fellowship? Do you desire deeper relationships with our church family? If so, then we encourage you to join one of our Life Groups that meet on a weekly basis. Like the early church in Acts 2, Riversgate desires to grow, change, and encourage each other. Find a Life Group in your area.
Meal Ministry
As needs arise within our church family, the Meal Ministry tries to help by delivering a home-cooked meal. Contact Angie Regali for more info: apregali@gmail.com
Worship Team
Contact Brandon Severn for more information: bsevern77@gmail.com
Set up/Tear down
Riversgate is a church on the move! We rent the Multnomah Arts Center weekly for our Sunday service. Our Movers' Team transforms an arts center into a church building, and we are always in need of an extra pair of hands! Contact the church office at 503.244.3224 if you are interested in joining this team. We have plenty of tasks that don't require heavy lifting.
Northwest Children's Outreach (NCO)
Northwest Children's Outreach is a faith-based, non-profit organization dedicated to helping families in the Portland area and surrounding communities. We help fill the needs of these families by providing clothing, infant care products, diapers, formula, and other necessities.
http://northwestchildrensoutreach.org/
Mentors 360°
Business & professional people mentoring college students in their major area of study and fostering Christian values to future leaders. Contact Greg Sherwood 503.768.4769.
His House
A transitional men's home for individuals working through recovery. Provides discipleship, support and job training. Contact David Archibald at 503.679.7299.
Marketplace Ministries
Contact Marley Brown at marleyjoy17@gmail.com
Young Life
Contact Geri Arnold at geri.canada@comcast.net or Carol Montgomery at 503.228.0843.
Door to Grace
Door to Grace was founded as a door to freedom for girls forced into the sex trade by vulnerability and violence, force and fear. Please join us in extending hearth and home to a hurting girl right here in our hometown of Portland, Oregon. Contact any of the following leaders:
Carolyn Quatier at carolyn@quatier.com
Jodi Noon at jodynoon@comcast.net
Terri Conlin at 503.699.6424
Lorie Anthony at lori.anthony@comcast.net
Good Samaritan Ministries
It's our passion to mobilize churches toward community ministry--working side by side with government organizations, businesses, and non-profit agencies to meet the unique needs of individuals in our community. Contact Shel Reed at 503.245.3167.
Big Brother Big Sisters
Big Brothers Big Sisters is not your typical organization. We help children realize their potential and build their futures. We nurture children and strengthen communities. Contact Don Badi for more information: don.p.badie@intel.com
