Men, come join us in discussing 1 Samuel on Friday mornings starting on Feb 2 from 6-7:30AM. We will be meeting every other Friday morning through May 17. Sign up here!
Refuge will be holding our next Baby Dedication Service on May 19. If you are interested in having your child dedicated, please contact office@seekrefuge.net.
Join us on May 19 at Aspen Point (formerly called Frontier Health) from 2-3PM! We will be playing bingo and/or doing crafts, all while continuing to build relationships with the residents. All ages are welcome, and the residents especially love interacting with the kids. We hope to see you there!
Our next Sunday Funday will be on May 26 from 12:30-2PM at Laurel Park in St. Peters. Join us for a Kickball Tournament for ALL ages on Diamond #16!
Bring some chairs, picnic blankets, and a lunch for you and yours. (You don’t have to play to join!) We will hang out, eat, and play together on a hopefully beautiful St. Louis afternoon.
If you are new to Refuge this event if FOR YOU! It’s a great way to meet people and to get to know Refuge. Please join us for this fun connecting event! Contact Tiffany Nevil for more details.
Diamond #16 can only be accessed from McClay Valley Blvd on the east side of the park. If you directions have Millwood Dr or Driftwood Ln, you will need to adjust.
During service on Sunday, June 2 we will be honoring those who are graduating this year. If you know any students from the Refuge family that will be graduating this semester, please contact office@seekrefuge.net
Have kids? Need something to do? Refuge host a playgroup the first Friday of each month from 10-11:30AM. Come watch your children play in the KR rooms while you chat with other parents. Hope to see you there!
Join us on June 23 at Aspen Point (formerly called Frontier Health) from 2-3PM! We will be playing bingo and/or doing crafts, all while continuing to build relationships with the residents. All ages are welcome, and the residents especially love interacting with the kids. We hope to see you there!
Have kids? Need something to do? Refuge host a playgroup the first Friday of each month from 10-11:30AM. Come watch your children play in the KR rooms while you chat with other parents. Hope to see you there!
Join us on July 21 at Aspen Point (formerly called Frontier Health) from 2-3PM! We will be playing bingo and/or doing crafts, all while continuing to build relationships with the residents. All ages are welcome, and the residents especially love interacting with the kids. We hope to see you there!
Have kids? Need something to do? Refuge host a playgroup the first Friday of each month from 10-11:30AM. Come watch your children play in the KR rooms while you chat with other parents. Hope to see you there!
Have kids? Need something to do? Refuge host a playgroup the first Friday of each month from 10-11:30AM. Come watch your children play in the KR rooms while you chat with other parents. Hope to see you there!
Join us on Sept 15 at Aspen Point (formerly called Frontier Health) from 2-3PM! We will be playing bingo and/or doing crafts, all while continuing to build relationships with the residents. All ages are welcome, and the residents especially love interacting with the kids. We hope to see you there!
Have kids? Need something to do? Refuge host a playgroup the first Friday of each month from 10-11:30AM. Come watch your children play in the KR rooms while you chat with other parents. Hope to see you there!
Join us on Oct 20 at Aspen Point from 2-3PM! We will be playing bingo and/or doing crafts, all while continuing to build relationships with the residents. All ages are welcome, and the residents especially love interacting with the kids. We hope to see you there!
Have kids? Need something to do? Refuge host a playgroup the first Friday of each month from 10-11:30AM. Come watch your children play in the KR rooms while you chat with other parents. Hope to see you there!
Join us on Nov 17 at Aspen Point from 2-3PM! We will be playing bingo and/or doing crafts, all while continuing to build relationships with the residents. All ages are welcome, and the residents especially love interacting with the kids. We hope to see you there!
Have kids? Need something to do? Refuge host a playgroup the first Friday of each month from 10-11:30AM. Come watch your children play in the KR rooms while you chat with other parents. Hope to see you there!
Join us on Dec 15 at Aspen Point from 2-3PM! We will be playing bingo and/or doing crafts, all while continuing to build relationships with the residents. All ages are welcome, and the residents especially love interacting with the kids. We hope to see you there!
Have you ever wondered where the Bible came from? This class is all about the origins of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament and how to develop the skills necessary for reading it well. We'll explore the biblical and historical data about the production of the biblical scrolls, focusing on why and how these texts were formed into a unified collection. We'll also cover some of the most important skills for reading biblical narrative and poetry so that you can take your own study of the Bible to the next level.
Using BibleProject's Classroom resource, we'll engage together in this interactive, seminary-level course. The five course modules are accessible through mobile or desktop and include about 15 hours of videos/lectures over the course of 8 weeks. Every two weeks, we'll gather together to discuss what we are learning. These gatherings will be offered both in-person on Sunday mornings before church (3/24, 4/7, 4/21, and 5/5) and virtually on Monday evenings at 8pm (3/25, 4/8, 4/22, 5/6). For both groups, there will be a brief informational meeting and class setup after church on Sunday, March 3. This course is sure to add scope and depth of insight to anyone's Bible reading -- and especially those reading along with our Bible in a year plan!
Have you ever wondered where the Bible came from? This class is all about the origins of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament and how to develop the skills necessary for reading it well. We'll explore the biblical and historical data about the production of the biblical scrolls, focusing on why and how these texts were formed into a unified collection. We'll also cover some of the most important skills for reading biblical narrative and poetry so that you can take your own study of the Bible to the next level.
Using BibleProject's Classroom resource, we'll engage together in this interactive, seminary-level course. The five course modules are accessible through mobile or desktop and include about 15 hours of videos/lectures over the course of 8 weeks. Every two weeks, we'll gather together to discuss what we are learning. These gatherings will be offered both in-person on Sunday mornings before church (3/24, 4/7, 4/21, and 5/5) and virtually on Monday evenings at 8pm (3/25, 4/8, 4/22, 5/6). For both groups, there will be a brief informational meeting and class setup after church on Sunday, March 3. This course is sure to add scope and depth of insight to anyone's Bible reading -- and especially those reading along with our Bible in a year plan!
Have kids? Need something to do? Refuge host a playgroup the first Friday of each month from 10-11:30AM. Come watch your children play in the KR rooms while you chat with other parents. Hope to see you there!
Join us on April 21 at Aspen Point (formerly called Frontier Health) from 2-3 pm! We will be playing bingo and/or doing crafts, all while continuing to build relationships with the residents. All ages are welcome, and the residents especially love interacting with the kids. We hope to see you there!
If you've recently begun attending Refuge and would like to learn more about who we are and how to get more connected here, please join us for lunch!
We will have a lunch connection time for new attendees immediately following the service on Sunday, April 28 in the Elevate classroom (right outside the Sanctuary doors near the restrooms).
Meet our ministry leaders and elders and hear a bit about our story. Then share your story with us! New, or interested in more, we would love to meet you and talk with you.
No RSVP is required, but if you have special allergies you can email the office: office@seekrefuge.net.
Have you ever wondered where the Bible came from? This class is all about the origins of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament and how to develop the skills necessary for reading it well. We'll explore the biblical and historical data about the production of the biblical scrolls, focusing on why and how these texts were formed into a unified collection. We'll also cover some of the most important skills for reading biblical narrative and poetry so that you can take your own study of the Bible to the next level.
Using BibleProject's Classroom resource, we'll engage together in this interactive, seminary-level course. The five course modules are accessible through mobile or desktop and include about 15 hours of videos/lectures over the course of 8 weeks. Every two weeks, we'll gather together to discuss what we are learning. These gatherings will be offered both in-person on Sunday mornings before church (3/24, 4/7, 4/21, and 5/5) and virtually on Monday evenings at 8pm (3/25, 4/8, 4/22, 5/6). For both groups, there will be a brief informational meeting and class setup after church on Sunday, March 3. This course is sure to add scope and depth of insight to anyone's Bible reading -- and especially those reading along with our Bible in a year plan!
Have you ever wondered where the Bible came from? This class is all about the origins of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament and how to develop the skills necessary for reading it well. We'll explore the biblical and historical data about the production of the biblical scrolls, focusing on why and how these texts were formed into a unified collection. We'll also cover some of the most important skills for reading biblical narrative and poetry so that you can take your own study of the Bible to the next level.
Using BibleProject's Classroom resource, we'll engage together in this interactive, seminary-level course. The five course modules are accessible through mobile or desktop and include about 15 hours of videos/lectures over the course of 8 weeks. Every two weeks, we'll gather together to discuss what we are learning. These gatherings will be offered both in-person on Sunday mornings before church (3/24, 4/7, 4/21, and 5/5) and virtually on Monday evenings at 8pm (3/25, 4/8, 4/22, 5/6). For both groups, there will be a brief informational meeting and class setup after church on Sunday, March 3. This course is sure to add scope and depth of insight to anyone's Bible reading -- and especially those reading along with our Bible in a year plan!
Men, come join us in discussing 1 Samuel on Friday mornings starting on Feb 2 from 6-7:30AM. We will be meeting every other Friday morning through May 17. Sign up here!
The men of Refuge 18 and older will be heading back to Cannon Mines for our annual retreat on April 12-13. The cost is $50 per person to cover dinner Friday, breakfast and lunch on Saturday, and beverages. Add an extra $10 to your payment if you would like to shoot clay birds on Saturday.
There is plenty of room for sleeping inside the climate controlled house (as well as indoor plumbing!) so this is by no means 'roughing it.' However, if sleeping in a tent/hammock is your thing, there's plenty of space for that as well. Sign up here!
If you have questions or need to reserve one of the beds for medical reasons, please contact James Jacobs or office@seekrefuge.net.
Have you ever wondered where the Bible came from? This class is all about the origins of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament and how to develop the skills necessary for reading it well. We'll explore the biblical and historical data about the production of the biblical scrolls, focusing on why and how these texts were formed into a unified collection. We'll also cover some of the most important skills for reading biblical narrative and poetry so that you can take your own study of the Bible to the next level.
Using BibleProject's Classroom resource, we'll engage together in this interactive, seminary-level course. The five course modules are accessible through mobile or desktop and include about 15 hours of videos/lectures over the course of 8 weeks. Every two weeks, we'll gather together to discuss what we are learning. These gatherings will be offered both in-person on Sunday mornings before church (3/24, 4/7, 4/21, and 5/5) and virtually on Monday evenings at 8pm (3/25, 4/8, 4/22, 5/6). For both groups, there will be a brief informational meeting and class setup after church on Sunday, March 3. This course is sure to add scope and depth of insight to anyone's Bible reading -- and especially those reading along with our Bible in a year plan!
Join us on April 7 from 6-9PM at Good News Brewing Company in Defiance! Bring the whole family to celebrate To The King! Dancing, food, and drinks will be provided, so please RSVO as soon as possible in order to give our hosts at Good News an accurate count.
Please RSVP here by Monday, April 1 so we have an accurate headcount for food at the venue. The more accurate the count, the shorter lines at the pizza station!
A suggested donation of $10 per person or $20 per family is requested to help offset the cost of the event.
Have you ever wondered where the Bible came from? This class is all about the origins of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament and how to develop the skills necessary for reading it well. We'll explore the biblical and historical data about the production of the biblical scrolls, focusing on why and how these texts were formed into a unified collection. We'll also cover some of the most important skills for reading biblical narrative and poetry so that you can take your own study of the Bible to the next level.
Using BibleProject's Classroom resource, we'll engage together in this interactive, seminary-level course. The five course modules are accessible through mobile or desktop and include about 15 hours of videos/lectures over the course of 8 weeks. Every two weeks, we'll gather together to discuss what we are learning. These gatherings will be offered both in-person on Sunday mornings before church (3/24, 4/7, 4/21, and 5/5) and virtually on Monday evenings at 8pm (3/25, 4/8, 4/22, 5/6). For both groups, there will be a brief informational meeting and class setup after church on Sunday, March 3. This course is sure to add scope and depth of insight to anyone's Bible reading -- and especially those reading along with our Bible in a year plan!
Have kids? Need something to do? Refuge host a playgroup the first Friday of each month from 10-11:30AM. Come watch your children play in the KR rooms while you chat with other parents. Hope to see you there!
Men, come join us in discussing 1 Samuel on Friday mornings starting on Feb 2 from 6-7:30AM. We will be meeting every other Friday morning through May 17. Sign up here!
We will have Easter Sunday services at:
8:30AM with the Tots room open and
10AM with KR and Elevate classes.
Refuge is providing refreshments and baked goods at the early service so come early to visit and make visitors feel welcome!
We will have Ester Sunday services at:
8:30AM with the Tots room open and
10AM with KR and Elevate classes.
Refuge is providing refreshments and baked goods at the early service so come early to visit and make visitors feel welcome!
We will meet at the pavilion just north of the Lewis & Clark Boathouse from 6:45-7:15AM on Easter morning to pray and sing hymns together as the sun rises!
Join us on Friday, March 29 from 7-8PM to reflect on Christ’s passion and anticipate His resurrection. There will not be childcare available.
Have you ever wondered where the Bible came from? This class is all about the origins of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament and how to develop the skills necessary for reading it well. We'll explore the biblical and historical data about the production of the biblical scrolls, focusing on why and how these texts were formed into a unified collection. We'll also cover some of the most important skills for reading biblical narrative and poetry so that you can take your own study of the Bible to the next level.
Using BibleProject's Classroom resource, we'll engage together in this interactive, seminary-level course. The five course modules are accessible through mobile or desktop and include about 15 hours of videos/lectures over the course of 8 weeks. Every two weeks, we'll gather together to discuss what we are learning. These gatherings will be offered both in-person on Sunday mornings before church (3/24, 4/7, 4/21, and 5/5) and virtually on Monday evenings at 8pm (3/25, 4/8, 4/22, 5/6). For both groups, there will be a brief informational meeting and class setup after church on Sunday, March 3. This course is sure to add scope and depth of insight to anyone's Bible reading -- and especially those reading along with our Bible in a year plan!
Join us on Sunday, March 24 at 10AM to commemorate Jesus’ entrance into Jerusalem as he prepared to be our ransom.
Have you ever wondered where the Bible came from? This class is all about the origins of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament and how to develop the skills necessary for reading it well. We'll explore the biblical and historical data about the production of the biblical scrolls, focusing on why and how these texts were formed into a unified collection. We'll also cover some of the most important skills for reading biblical narrative and poetry so that you can take your own study of the Bible to the next level.
Using BibleProject's Classroom resource, we'll engage together in this interactive, seminary-level course. The five course modules are accessible through mobile or desktop and include about 15 hours of videos/lectures over the course of 8 weeks. Every two weeks, we'll gather together to discuss what we are learning. These gatherings will be offered both in-person on Sunday mornings before church (3/24, 4/7, 4/21, and 5/5) and virtually on Monday evenings at 8pm (3/25, 4/8, 4/22, 5/6). For both groups, there will be a brief informational meeting and class setup after church on Sunday, March 3. This course is sure to add scope and depth of insight to anyone's Bible reading -- and especially those reading along with our Bible in a year plan!
Join us on March 17 at Frontier Health (now called Aspen Point) from 2-3 pm! We will be playing bingo and/or doing crafts, all while continuing to build relationships with the residents. All ages are welcome, and the residents especially love interacting with the kids. We hope to see you there!
Join the women of Refuge on March 16 from 10AM-3PM for a 1-day prayer retreat at Mercy Conference and Retreat Center! Our time together will focus on methods of prayer and connection with God offered at Mercy Center, such as labyrinth prayer, nature prayer walk, and Stations of the Cross. We will spend time learning about some of these methods in the morning, break for lunch, and then practice the disciplines of prayer in the afternoon. The cost to attend is $10. If you have any questions, or if cost is an issue, please reach out! Sign up here.
Men, come join us in discussing 1 Samuel on Friday mornings starting on Feb 2 from 6-7:30AM. We will be meeting every other Friday morning through May 17. Sign up here!
Join us after church this week for a fun time of games and hang out at the Rec Hall! This event is open to Visitors and Regular Attenders/Members of Refuge. Laugh, play, and get to know people a little better together! Refuge will cover the cost of entry; pizza and drinks are available for purchase at the venue. See Tiffany Nevil if you have questions!
Our preschool age children will be shifting rooms to match their age on March 10! (Kindergarteners will remain with the 4/5s until we have sufficient teachers to reopen the Kindergarten classroom.)
Daylight Savings begins on March 10. Don’t forget to spring forward!
Our annual spring cleaning this year is scheduled for Saturday, March 23 starting at 9:30AM. Come help us spruce up the building before Easter!
Come to this informational meeting after service on Mar 3 and learn all about the upcoming Refuge University class: Bible Project Classroom: Introduction to the Hebrew Bible!
Have you ever wondered where the Bible came from? This class is all about the origins of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament and how to develop the skills necessary for reading it well. We'll explore the biblical and historical data about the production of the biblical scrolls, focusing on why and how these texts were formed into a unified collection. We'll also cover some of the most important skills for reading biblical narrative and poetry so that you can take your own study of the Bible to the next level.
Using BibleProject's Classroom resource, we'll engage together in this interactive, seminary-level course. The five course modules are accessible through mobile or desktop and include about 15 hours of videos/lectures over the course of 8 weeks. Every two weeks, we'll gather together to discuss what we are learning. These gatherings will be offered both in-person on Sunday mornings before church (3/24, 4/7, 4/21, and 5/5) and virtually on Monday evenings at 8pm (3/25, 4/8, 4/22, 5/6). For both groups, there will be a brief informational meeting and class setup after church on Sunday, March 3. This course is sure to add scope and depth of insight to anyone's Bible reading -- and especially those reading along with our Bible in a year plan!
Have kids? Need something to do? Refuge host a playgroup the first Friday of each month from 10-11:30AM. Come watch your children play in the KR rooms while you chat with other parents. Hope to see you there!
