249 E. Round Grove Road, Lewisville, TX 75067
972-315-2777
Rev. Dr. Byron S. Wells, Pastor
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Holy Communion is included on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of each month.
Looking for worship that embodies what it proclaims? At RGUC, we create intentional spiritual journeys to help people grow. This is done through worship series that offer various ways to learn and communicate through any combination of verbal, visual, musical, logical, or personal participation.
Through inspiring worship series, the message at RGUC is integrated through all the elements. Striving for “M-M-Good Worship” (Meaningful and Memorable), worship has meaning when the faith story connects with life stories, and it is memorable when the stories stick with us beyond the time and place of worship. Worship that is meaningful and memorable shapes our lives outside of worship and draws people into a closer relationship with God.
No matter who you are or where you are on life’s journey, you are welcome at RGUC!
Looking for a unique worship experience where you are welcomed with radical hospitality?
Come be our guest on a Sunday morning!
This Advent season, pay attention not just to the destination of Christmas but also to the places where events occurred that led to a starry night on which a child was born who would change the world. We hope you will join our church family for this wonderful Advent journey!
October 13 - November 10, 2024
Our world seems to be consumed with division—often typified in the colors red and blue. Rather than stay in our monochromatic silos, the Golden Rule in scripture challenges us to engage in conversation and seek to create whatever common good we can with our relatives, friends, and neighbors who we might consider to be on the “other side” politically and ideologically.
Let us discover the beauty that can be created when we work together to make the world a better place. The “purple space” is where we cultivate kindness, compassion, humility, respect, and love for one another and for the good of all the world, no matter what.
September 15 - October 6, 2024
In Psalm 18, David proclaims God as his Rock, Fortress, and Shield - his place of refuge in times of trouble. These powerful metaphors remind us that God is the solid foundation we can stand on when everything else seems to be crumbling, the fortress that protects us from life’s storms, and the shield that guards us from harm.
Join us on Sundays as we come with joy and gratude to God who never fails us!
August 4 - September 8, 2024
Our faith story invites us to deal openly and honestly with things that are part of our human story: heartache, displacement, violence, helplessness, and homesickness. Join us as we journey with Jeremiah during a time of exile and enounter the familiar image of God as the Potter who can reshape and remake us, making us vessels of living water ready for tomorrow.
July 7 - 28, 2024
Whether you travel far away or see your local surroundings as if for the first time, pilgrimage has long been a spiritual practice, and “journey” a deeply-felt metaphor for our spiritual lives. “Quest” comes from the Latin root meaning “ask, seek.” Join us for this four week worship series that will encourage us to open ourselves more fully to the curiosity and wonder, reflection and transformation that travelers — not merely tourists — experience when they choose to immerse themselves in soul-widening adventures.
June 9 - 30, 2024
What does a community look like that is living out its call to be the “people of God?” In this four week series, we are asked by our inspirational theme song to “Imagine the People of God” that care, share, believe, receive, seek, dream, and change. Readings from the Epistle letters to early Christian communities will help us enter into this conversation that is as old as Christianity itself. Join us as we come together to imagine and create better relationships, better family, better church, better world!
April 7 - May 19, 2024
The Easter Season is a time of celebrating all the ways in which resurrection is possible in our lives. We can be in need of rising out of the depth of imprisonment, addiction, poverty, illness, and oppression — not just physically and literally, but also spiritually.
What keeps us locked up inside? What holds us back from the joy of life? What binds us, keeping us from the fullness of who God created us to be?
Join us for powerful testimonies of courage, kindness, strength, and overcoming — Resurrection Stories — from those who have found “resurrection” in their lives. It might just inspire you to unlock your own rising up!
February 18 - March 31, 2024
Lent is often known as a time of giving something up in order to make room in our lives for spiritual pursuits. Rather than just “giving up” in Lent, the scriptures ask us to consider all that Jesus is “up to” and all that he asks us to be “up to” in his name.
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