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ONLINE WORSHIP

SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICE, May 5, 2021

- Sunday Worship Service for Mother’s Day, May 9, 2021.
- Download: 05-02-2021-Bulletin.PDF
- Join us for Holy Grounds fellowship on Zoom after worship at 11:45 a.m.

ABOUT US

Greetings! – Riviera Church is an unapologetically progressive community in the Presbyterian Church (USA). We are a family church where families come in all compositions. We are a thinking church that wrestles with faith issues confronting our society today and strives to make our faith personally relevant and meaningful. We are a mission-driven church that, since the civil rights movement, has worked for justice and peace for all God’s children. In our worship, our education, and our mission we strive that all will know they all are loved unconditionally. – Rev. Martha M. Shiverick

STATEMENT OF INCLUSIVITY

We believe that all people are God’s beloved children. Riviera welcomes all without regard to race or ethnic background, economic or social circumstances, immigration status, gender, sexual identity and expression, marital status or abilities.

Accessibility: Riviera strives to be a congregation which is fully accessible physically. Each entrance is handicap accessible and there are accessible restrooms for families or individuals. We also have hearing assistive devices to use in worship.

Testimonials

If you are looking for a community that will accept you just as you are, this is the place to be. Try it out one Sunday at 11am and you will see for yourself.

Barbara Prieto
I recently moved from the Miami area to Dunedin, FL. Riviera Church is one of the things I miss the most! Check it out, you're gonna love it!

Marc Lawrence
Welcoming congregation with a long history of social justice advocacy. What we need now.

Michele Ready
What an amazing church! Really nice people and wonderful sermon about the realms of evil, which I found to be refreshing. I have found my new church and will come back.

Ruth Gonzalez