Thursday, March 11th, 2010

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V for Victory

V for Victory

One of the things I planned for on our recent trip half way across the world was what I would read. I went well-armed with biographies of Chang Kai Shek (since I’d be visiting Taiwan, I wanted to understand the Generalissimo), Winston Churchill (because I thought it would round out a study of World War II), and a confession by Anne Rice entitled Called Out of Darkness (because I’m always interested... [Read more]


Rev. Countess Cooper Named Chaplin for US Air Force

Rev. Countess Cooper Named Chaplin for US Air Force

On March 7, 2010, Chaplain, Colonel Robert Marciano recognized Reverend Countess Cooper for her dedication to this country in being named one of the newest members of the Chaplain Corps of the US Air Force. Rev. Cooper has served as featured devotional leader and at Riverside for the past 3 years. Not only is she a gifted vocalist, she is also a skilled musician and ordained minister of the Gospel.... [Read more]


Helping to Stop Hunger

Helping to Stop Hunger

For the past three years, Riverside Church has led churches in SW DC in the CROP walk, raising money to stop hunger.  The next walk will take place in May. We need persons who are willing to walk, support and organize.  If you are interested, please let Pastor Bledsoe know.  CROP is not our church’s only response to hunger in our community and world. Every third Sunday of the month, we collect... [Read more]


Sunday’s Coming!

Sunday’s Coming!

Worship with us this Sunday at 10 a.m. Pastor Bledsoe returns to the pulpit, preaching on the topic, “Jesus Was A Traveler.”  You can prepare by bookmarking your bibles to John chapter 1 and 2.  It is also communion Sunday and the Riverside Ensemble will be singing, led by Countess and Kevin.  Speaking of Countess, we will celebrate as she is welcomed into the National Guard by Chaplain... [Read more]


Kelley Safe in Taiwan After Quake

Kelley Safe in Taiwan After Quake

March 3 earthquake in Taiwan Kelley Bledsoe, Fulbright Fellow and daughter of Pastor and Mrs. Bledsoe, is safe in Taiwan after an earthquake of 6.4 hit near the city of Kaohsiung where she lives. She called to say she is safe and thus far no signs of damage. She and her roommates felt the quake at their apartment building but all are fine. Share on Facebook Read More →