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As a result of your sacrificial generosity, you are helping to reach more people with the life-giving message of Jesus.

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We teach and practice the Biblical principle of tithing. Tithe means a tenth. When we tithe, we give 10% of our income to God. God not only calls us to give as an act of obedience but to give generously. Once you are faithfully tithing, we would like you to consider giving above and beyond. 

God demonstrates great generosity in his love and provision for us. As we understand his generosity towards us, our circumstances are put into perspective, and we are drawn to greater generosity with others.

We believe living generously involves more than just money. We steward our time, talents, and resources. We believe God has uniquely designed us for a specific purpose. We call this purpose our Kingdom Platform. We encourage you to discover yours today!

ALL FOR THE GLORY OF GOD

We long for God to be glorified in and through his people - God glorified in pastoral care and counseling; in preaching, teaching, and reaching others with the good news of Jesus; in strengthening SRCS, Student Ministries, and sharing Christ in local high schools; in mercy ministries to our city and region; and in church planting here and around the world.

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Local Ministry Partners

  • Boca Helping Hands

    Boca Helping Hands provides food, medical and financial assistance to meet basic human needs as well as education, job training and guidance to create self-sufficiency. See how our services make lasting changes in Palm Beach County!

  • First Care Women's Clinic

    As women struggle with their unplanned pregnancies, First Care offers them love and support, while providing them with free services such as pregnancy tests and ultrasounds. It is our goal that through these services and the support we provide, that we can help women choose life for their unborn children.

  • RUF Ministries

    RUF is a campus ministry that welcomes students from any and all walks of life. Whether you are a first-year freshman or a last-semester senior, we would love for you to join us at any of our weekly events. Our desire is to be a place where you can find community, grow in your faith, and learn more about what it means to be a follower of Christ.

  • Place of Hope

    Place of Hope at The Leighan and David Rinker Campus is dedicated to providing a stable and loving family environment for children, youth and families who are hurting. We are committed to meeting desperate needs in our community by sharing God’s love and placing hope in their lives—one child, youth, and family at a time.

  • CityHouse Delray

    The story of CityHouse began with a few families who were providing temporary shelter for children through a program called Safe Families. This program helps divert children from being placed in the child welfare system while the mothers seek to re-establish themselves so that once again they may care for their own children. Effective care was provided to the children apart from their mothers, while a desire to do more for their mothers was ignited.

  • 4Kids of South Florida

    4KIDS exists to bring hope, homes, and healing to kids and families in crisis across South Florida and the Treasure Coast. In partnership with local churches, businesses, and government agencies, 4KIDS is committed to redefining foster care in our community, one child at a time.

Reflect on the Impact of Your Giving in 2023…

  • Answering the Call to Serve with a Growing Diaconate

    In the past year, there has been an unprecedented surge in the number of requests for financial assistance from the church. SRC has successfully sustained its support by providing over $200,000 to address both monetary requirements and practical needs of local families, all while extending the love and teachings of Christ.

    Through various acts of benevolence enabled by God, we've contributed towards paying rent, utilities, and other bills. Additionally, we've aided in purchasing groceries, provided assistance in acquiring, delivering, and arranging furniture for families transitioning into stable housing, facilitated the collection and distribution of clothing and household items, and offered prayerful support to struggling families.

  • Providing New Beginnings with Spanish River Counseling Center

    Through our counseling, consulting, speaking, radio programming, and other means, Spanish River Counseling Center has had the opportunity to impact 20,000 lives in 2023.

  • Building His Church with Community Care

    God is on the move in Boca Raton and has helped us welcome and minister to 105 new members at Spanish River Church.

  • Educating with Excellence at Spanish River Christian School

    SRCS’s 536 students are consistently deepening their comprehension of the Gospel while actively contributing to ministries through diverse outreach projects, both locally and globally. Furthermore, over 80% of our recent 8th-grade graduates have achieved scores on standardized tests at a level indicative of post-high school proficiency.

  • Sharing the Gospel with SRC Communications

    Over the last year, 220,646 individuals through Facebook and 200,590 individuals through Instagram were reached with content from Spanish River Church.

  • Strengthening Faith and Families with SRC Women’s Ministry

    Throughout the year, more than 460 women engaged in a Women's LifeGroup, dedicated to studying the Bible and enriching their spiritual journey. Nearly 40 of these women were newcomers to SRC or the concept of small group fellowship, and a significant number of them eventually became church members.

    Presently, over 30 women's LifeGroups convene weekly, either in-person on campus or through Zoom. Additionally, the Women's Ministry successfully initiated "MomTalks," aiming to support and empower mothers. This outreach program features experts sharing their insights, fostering relationships, and fortifying families.

  • Loving and Leading the Next Generation with SRC Kids

    Over the last year, 223 families registered for RiverTots, an average of 101 children were registered for Kids Club in 2023, and 31 of our SRC Kids Sunday morning volunteers are former SRC Kids attendees. In 2023, SRC Kids shared the Gospel with 8,167 children.

  • Reaching New Horizons with SRC Production and Worship

    The SRC Worship Arts Ministry has experienced epic growth. Production has seen a rise from 15 to 55 volunteers with growing audio and video skills. Many of the volunteers are as young as Middle School age and have taken ownership of their area of Sunday Service production. Additionally, SRC Worship has accomplished the recording of their inaugural all-original EP, slated for release in 2024.

  • Creating Common Ground with ESL Classes

    During the fall session, the English as a Second Language Ministry welcomed 96 students, maintaining a consistent attendance of 45-55 individuals in each class, representing 19 different countries. The program was supported by 17 dedicated volunteers who created a safe and supportive environment for learning.

Reflecting on the Impact of Your Giving in 2022…

  • Glorifying Jesus Every Day

    In addition to worship on Sunday, over 40,000 people have used the SRC campus this year. From Nurturing Your Newborn and Upward Basketball to Concerts and ESL classes, from River Tots and Spanish River Christian School to Young Adults and Senior Adults, as well as Haitain and Spanish Language Congregations, SRC is humming with Jesus-glorifying activity every day.

  • Pointing People to Hope

    Your Counseling Ministries have seen a record number of clients. This year, over 20,000 people have come through the doors of hope at SRC Counseling. 40% of those people were of different faiths or no faith at all; over 100 have come to Christ. Families are being restored and broken hearts are being mended.

  • Growing in Number

    My first attendance report on June 6, 2021 registered 817 people on campus for worship and 344 online. Last month, that number was 1,394 on campus and 396 online. Over 100 people have become new members in 2022, with numerous baptisms.

  • Making a Local and Global Impact

    SRC has already contributed over $900,000 to missions and mercy work this year. You’ve assisted church planters, relief workers, and orphans and donated countless hours to benevolence work and counseling assistance. Your Deacons distributed $143,000 of that total so far in local aid.

  • Educating the Next Generation

    Spanish River Christian School continues to excel and grow. Our school continues to gather many families across our region into the arms of Christ as they root children in the truth of the Gospel. Our Worship and Arts Team is working with the school to train these future servants in music, video, and sound production.

  • Hosting Opportunities for Spiritual Growth

    SRC has hosted some gifted servants this year. Beth Moore, Women in Apologetics, We the Kingdom, and Behold the Lamb of God are just a few of the many events that God has used to reach and teach others through SRC.

  • Worshipping with Innovation

    The SRC Worship Arts Ministry has experienced epic growth. Over 20 new instrumental and vocal musicians have joined us, along with 10 new tech team members. Not only that, but our tech master Kevin Gomez teaches a tech elective at SRCS so the middle school students can learn audio and video skills, participating in the team right away. Eric and the team have also created a new recording studio in our offices using materials we already had.

  • Leading His Children

    The SRC Kids Club has grown to over 100 on Wednesdays and is offered free of charge. Your donations have made that possible as we added new staff and absorbed the costs within the regular budget.

  • Sharing the Gospel in Public Schools

    Your Student Ministry is growing and reaching local high schools. We had 97 new guests at SRC Student events, an average of 65 at weekly Campus Night, and 7 new First Priority Gospel Clubs in local high schools where over 50 students came to faith in Jesus.

  • Meeting the Needs of Our Neighbors

    ESL reaches our new neighbors from 16 countries. There are 99 students currently enrolled from Mexico, Cuba, Chile, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, Colombia, Venezuela, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Ukraine, Hungary, Turkey, France, Poland and Vietnam.