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November 24, 8:30 am-12:30 pm
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November 25, 6:00 pm
Reveille’s cancer support group is open to those diagnosed with cancer, those undergoing treatment, cancer survivors, and cancer caregivers. Details

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November 17, 2024
Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 5:16-24
Sermon: "Praiseworthy Pondering"
Rev. Dr. Peter Moon

The sermon will gather around two verses: Psalm 107:43: “Let the one who is wise heed these things and ponder the loving deeds of the Lord.” And 1 Thessalonians 5:18: “give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.”

A spirit of thanksgiving requires what we can call “praiseworthy pondering.” In all circumstances, we must still be able to call upon a deep-seated belief that “God is good." The song “Goodness of God” keeps exactly to the theme of the sermon.

November 17, 2024, Sunday Worship Service

November 10, 2024
Scripture: Matthew 5:38-48
Sermon: "Post-Election Peace"
Rev. Dr. Peter Moon

Following the end of the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln famously offered the Second Inaugural Address, hoping to “bind the nation’s wounds.” Our recent election is not the Civil War, but our division has been heated and intense. How do we, seek peace and reconciliation with our neighbors, families, and friends? Can we seek peace? How are we people of character if our candidate won the election? How are we people of character if our candidate lost? What does it look like to love and serve even the opposition in this post-election world?

November 10, 2024, Sunday Worship Service

November 3, 2024
All Saints Sunday
Scripture: Isaiah 25:6-9
Sermon: “I Hear Dead People”
Rev. Stephen Coleman

This passage from Isaiah is part of the book known as the "Apocalypse of Isaiah.” We see in these words as the commentaries say “a glimpse of a new age of joy and peace that extends to all peoples.” It is not a typical passage that we read for All Saints Sunday. Still, we will focus on the saints. We will define what the word saint means and remember the saints of the Bible, the saints of Reveille, and the saints in our own lives. Like the prophet Isaiah, the saints still talk to us, encourage us, and help us. The function of the sermon will be to give thanks for the love and faith of all the saints and to listen to what the saints may be saying to us today to help us in our journey of life.

November 3, 2024, Sunday Worship Service

This presentation summarizes a variety of projects that have been completed on Reveille's property in 2024. It also highlights the remaining projects for the year.

Property Projects Presentation 2024

October 27, 2024
Commitment Sunday Sermon
"Raise Us Up!"
Scripture: John 14:5-14
Rev. Dr. Peter Moon, Lead Pastor

Our theme for stewardship is a simple prayer: “Raise us up.” This week, we seek to be ready for what God does when God answers that prayer. We are not raised up just to be but rise to “do even greater things.” Last week, we were reminded that when we invest our talents God gives us even more. We believe God has even greater things on our horizon, and we are seeking the generosity of our congregation to equip us for that which lies in front of us in 2025.

October 27, 2024, Sunday Worship Service

October 20, 2024
Stewardship Series: "Raise Us Up"
Sermon: “Well Done, Good and Faithful Servant!”
Scripture: Matthew 25:24-30, NIV
Rev. Dr. Peter Moon, Lead Pastor

The Parable of the Talents invites us to invest our resources aggressively into the kingdom of God, instead of burying them in the sand. The fundamentals of stewardship are reflected in this parable, as we invite God to “raise us up” to the next level. This may be a step to tithing or perhaps to another level of sacrificial giving so that we might serve God and our church in the coming year.

October 20, 2024, Sunday Worship Service

October 13, 2024
Gather and Go Sunday
Sermon: "Can I Take This To Go?
Scripture: Matthew 14:13-21
Rev. Bayo Ogungbade

While the disciples were likely preoccupied by their doubts about how much food they had, Jesus wasn’t talking about feeding the people with this kind of food. In fact – Jesus wanted to give them food that they would always remember, think about, and reap the benefits from. Little did all the people gathered there know this would be a meal they would never forget.

October 13, 2024, Sunday Worship Service

October 6, 2024
World Communion Sunday
Sermon: "World Communion at Our Door"
Scripture: Matthew 8:5-13
Rev. Dr. Peter Moon

World Communion Sunday humbles us, recognizing that the gospel is for the entire world. Jesus wants his gospel to be a worldwide gospel but now we as a nation have the world coming to us. This should encourage us to consider how we can share our faith with those who are different, especially ethnically, from us.

October 6, 2024, Sunday Worship Service

September 29, 2024
Sermon Series: "Jesus 2024"
Sermon: “Be the Change"
Scripture: Ephesians 4:25-32
Rev. Dr. Peter Moon

We have learned that our discipleship does extend into the political and civic realm. We have learned that we extend the fruit of the Spirit into this conflicted culture. What does that look like? In Ephesians, Paul gives us some fundamental and practical guidance for our speech. He is clear about unwholesome talk. We are to speak truthfully to our neighbor. We are to get rid of all bitterness. The list goes on and this sermon will offer some practical guidelines for our conversations that will arise in the coming weeks outside of church. We will find ways for our discussions to be, as Paul says elsewhere, “full of grace and seasoned with salt.” Prayerfully, those conversations will be the occasions not simply for winning the arguments, but for effecting change in others and even in the civic realm.

September 29, 2024, Sunday Worship Service

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Check out of calendar of Advent and Christmas opportunities and make plans to join us for the Ringers at the VMFA, our Christmas Concert, Christmas Eve services, and the "Voice of the Angels" sermon series. Plus, see our opportunities for generous giving this season. https://conta.cc/49gcMCZ

Thanks to your generosity we can give 50 Thanksgiving meal bags to students served by Communities in Schools at Swansboro Elementary and fill the shelves at Koinonia Community Church food pantry!

#feedingrva #rvafooddrive #SupportOurNeighbors @cisofrva

Watch yesterday's service, "Praiseworthy Pondering," and see our Children's Choir sing! Sign up for Wednesday's Advent Wreath Celebration and check out Advent and Christmas giving opportunities. https://conta.cc/4hWmYUM

Vibrant Life come together to celebrate Friendsgiving and pack up donations from our Swansboro food drive! Interested in joining this growing group of young adults? Email Pastor Bayo, adultdiscipleship@reveilleumc.org #youngadultsministry #smallgroups #rvayoungadults

Read our Friday newsletter to learn about Sunday's service, "Praiseworthy Pondering," sign up for the Advent Wreath Celebration, donate a Thanksgiving bag for Swansboro Elementary, and more! https://conta.cc/4fPdMjq

Members of Reveille came together with VCU students at the Pace Center for a potluck and time of giving thanks! It's was a wonderful gathering ❤️ @vcupace

Reveille is Hiring! We are seeking a full-time Director of Community Connection, a part-time Administrative Assistant, and a part-time Childcare Provider to join our staff. To learn more about these positions, including detailed job descriptions, and to apply, please visit www.reveilleumc.org/jobs

#jobopenings #churchjobs #childcarejobs #administrativeassistantjobs #nonprofitjobs #NowHiring

Read our Monday newsletter to watch yesterday's service, "Post-Election Peace," and join us for one of the many opportunities this week like Fellowship Club, the Potluck at Pace, and more! https://conta.cc/4fKPU0l

Get the details on Sunday's service, "Post-Election Peace," and sign up to attend Fellowship Club or the Potluck at Pace next week. This is also the final Sunday to donate to the food drive! https://conta.cc/3NX2kGz
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Take a moment to read the Election Day devotional from our scripture guide:

Read Matthew 5:38-48

Today, our nation votes on who will be our next President. There will be a winner and a loser as elections are set up to create. If polls prove correct, something like half of our nation supported a winner; the other half someone who lost. This binary division also has a way of revealing our own character. Today, we are called by Jesus to transcend this binary thinking, going beyond the traditional “us vs. them” thinking that justifies principles such as “an eye for an eye” and “love your neighbor; hate your enemy.” Jesus wants our character as Christians to shine through, whether our candidate wins or loses.

Discipleship Opportunity: Decide today, before election results are announced, how you will reflect Christian character as a “winner” or a “loser”. What difference does this make?

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#electionday #prayforpeace #electiondaypeace

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