A Multi-Campus Church in the St. Louis Region
Twin Rivers Church meets in three physical locations across the St. Louis area, plus a correctional facility campus and an online gathering. The South County Campus, built in 1999 off Tesson Ferry Road, houses the staff offices and TR School of Leadership classes. The Jefferson County Campus sits in Imperial, the West County Campus opened in Des Peres, and the Online Campus launched in 2020 to reach people across the nation. With five entry points, Twin Rivers aims to be one church in multiple locations.
Sunday Services at Each Campus
Sunday services run about an hour and follow a consistent pattern across every campus: a few songs from the worship team, a Bible-based message, and a dedicated kids experience.
- South County Campus at 10575 Tesson Ferry Road, St. Louis, MO 63123 - Sundays at 8:30am, 10:00am, and 11:30am
- Jefferson County Campus at 949 Windsor Harbor Road, Imperial, MO 63052 - Sundays at 9:45am and 11:15am
- West County Campus at 2101 Barrett Station Road, Des Peres, MO 63131 - Sundays at 8:30am and 10:15am
- Online Campus - Sundays at 8:30am, 10:00am, and 11:30am
On Sundays, guests encounter a friendly, casual atmosphere, inspiring and relevant messages based on the Bible, a few songs to start, and a church experience designed for kids. The church believes everyone is significant and has a purpose.
First Wednesday: A Monthly Gathering Under One Roof
On the first Wednesday of each month, all three physical campuses combine at the South County location for an extended service of worship and a message. First Wednesday is positioned as a time to come together under one roof, lift voices, and create space for God to move. The service runs from 7:00pm to 8:30pm.
TR Kids: A Full Children's Program
Twin Rivers invests heavily in its children's ministry. TR Kids is split into three age groups, each with its own environment and curriculum.
- Early Childhood (6 weeks to 23 months): well-staffed nursery rooms with age-appropriate toys cleaned weekly, where team members hold and pray for each baby.
- Preschool (2 years through Kindergarten): Bible stories, crafts, action songs, and small groups that build relationships with friends and teachers.
- Elementary (1st through 5th grade): games, dynamic worship, a memory verse, an object lesson, prayer, and a small group every week.
Every TR Kids team member and volunteer has completed a background check and is trained in safety and cleanliness protocols.
Kids Unlimited: A Sensory Space for Children with Specific Needs
Kids Unlimited is Twin Rivers' specific needs ministry, designed for children ages 4 through 12. It provides a developmental environment with trained teachers, a sensory room, and a motor room equipped with state-of-the-art equipment that gives each child multi-sensory feedback for calm and regulation. The goal is to support families so parents can also enjoy the service.
- South County Campus: 10:00am and 11:30am
- Jefferson County Campus: 9:45am
- West County Campus: 10:15am
Pre-registration is requested so the team can prepare for each child.
TR Students: Middle and High School Ministry
TR Students runs student gatherings at every campus on Sundays, designed to help students know Jesus, make friends, and take their next steps. Beyond Sunday gatherings, Student Life Groups meet throughout the week during the fall and spring semesters. Parents can text "PARENT" to (314) 310-3375 to join a dedicated communication thread. Each summer, students gather at Lake Williamson in Illinois for the Young & Creative Conference, a multi-day camp with worship, messages, small groups, fellowship, and games.
Life Groups: Small Groups Across the Region
Life Groups are Twin Rivers' small-group ministry, with the simple purpose of bringing people together. Groups meet in homes, restaurants, and coffee shops across St. Louis, and topical studies cover marriage, finance, parenting, and discipleship. Some groups meet weekly, others bi-weekly. The church maintains an online directory of groups by campus, and Connect Central in the lobby offers in-person sign-up on Sundays.
Connect Track: A One-Month Class for New People
Connect Track is a once-a-month class held on the first Sunday at every campus. Over the course of an hour, attendees learn the vision and values of Twin Rivers, complete personality and spiritual gifts assessments, and discover how to use their gifts to serve. The class is a pathway into the Dream Team, the church's volunteer network.
Dream Team: Serving Across the Church
The Dream Team is the volunteer engine of Twin Rivers, made up of people using their gifts in areas such as First Impressions, TR Kids, and Production. The team exists to help reach cities for Christ. Joining the Dream Team starts with attending Connect Track.
World Missions: A Local Church With a Global Vision
Twin Rivers partners with missionaries and organizations around the world. The church sends monthly financial support to 12 missionaries and supplements that with short-term trips, Life Group sponsorships, and other gifts. Short-term trips are usually one week long and focus on supporting existing partnerships and exploring new ones. Annual fundraising events like Missions Trivia Night help raise additional support. The World Mission Board also publishes a newsletter and a dedicated Facebook page for updates.
Outreach and the Hope Center Food Pantry
The Outreach team shows God's love in practical ways across the community. The Hope Center, a food pantry run by Twin Rivers, provides groceries to individuals and families in need. The pantry opens every other Monday from 6:00pm to 7:30pm. Bumper Blessing Sundays, held periodically throughout the year, ask attendees to bring a bag of canned goods or personal care items to any service; a volunteer team collects them from the parking lot during the service to restock the pantry. Donations collected include canned fruits and vegetables, canned tuna and chicken, dry pasta, pasta sauce, canned soup or chili, oatmeal, rice, ramen, shampoo, deodorant, floss, and travel mouthwash.
Beliefs: Baptism and Following Jesus
Twin Rivers' teaching centers on baptism as a public declaration of three things: a person is a follower of Jesus Christ, a person is beginning a changed life in Christ, and a person is part of a new family. Baptisms are performed by the pastoral staff and are done by full immersion. Children are eligible for baptism at age seven and older. The church teaches that baptism does not save a person but is a symbol and celebration of salvation, in obedience to Jesus' example.
Live Stream, Messages, and Podcasts
Every Sunday service at 8:30am, 10:00am, and 11:30am is available by live stream and on YouTube. Message archives are also available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts through the Twin Rivers Church Podcast, so anyone can catch up on past messages or share them with others.
Getting Connected and Giving
Twin Rivers encourages the next steps of following Jesus, getting baptized, joining a Life Group, attending Connect Track, and serving on the Dream Team. A Bible Reading Plan, built around The Bible Recap with Tara-Leigh Cobble, is available through the YouVersion Bible app. Giving is available online through a secure portal, and gifts can also be mailed to 10575 Tesson Ferry Road, St. Louis, MO 63123. A separate giving designation supports World Missions. A prayer team prays over every request that comes in through the church's prayer form.
Contact
Twin Rivers Church, 10575 Tesson Ferry Road, St. Louis, MO 63123. Phone: 314.729.0704. Email: info@twinrivers.church.