Growth Pt. 2 (Girls Takeover)

Episode 3 of the The River UPC Podcast podcast, hosted by The River UPC Podcast, titled "Growth Pt. 2 (Girls Takeover)" was published on March 25, 2024 and runs 45 minutes.

March 25, 2024 ·45m · The River UPC Podcast

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Summary

In this episode, as the girls takeover, we hit the question, "What does Growth look like?" And it really boils down to your relationship and journey with Jesus Christ. We will circle back to this question at a later time to dive deeper, as we mention, this is not an easy answer in one session. Join us Easter Sunday, March 31st, and for our next Spanish service, April 7th both at 10AM! Watch our Facebook page for more information on the Merch Drop!! We are located at 202 West 1st St, Freeport, TX 77541. Like and follow us on Facebook at The River UPC Podcast. You can also email us directly at: [email protected]. Any and all submissions are treated with the respect of complete anonymity.

Episode Description

In this episode, as the girls takeover, we hit the question, "What does Growth look like?" And it really boils down to your relationship and journey with Jesus Christ. We will circle back to this question at a later time to dive deeper, as we mention, this is not an easy answer in one session.

Join us Easter Sunday, March 31st, and for our next Spanish service, April 7th both at 10AM! Watch our Facebook page for more information on the Merch Drop!!

We are located at 202 West 1st St, Freeport, TX 77541. Like and follow us on Facebook at The River UPC Podcast. You can also email us directly at:

[email protected]. Any and all submissions are treated with the respect of complete anonymity.

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