CULTURE OF GOD'S PRESENCE

Welcome to VIVA SUNDAY at VIVA Church, where we gather in person with gratitude and anticipation! Join us as our Small Groups Pastor, Richard Lorenzin, shares a profound message titled “Culture of God’s Presence – The Power of His Presence in Community.” In this installment of our Kingdom Culture series, Pastor Richard explores Acts 4:325:11, illustrating the transformative impact of God’s presence within our church community.

Acts 4:325:11 portrays both the unity and the consequences within the early church community, emphasizing the power and responsibility of living in God’s presence together. Through biblical insights and practical wisdom, Pastor Richard will guide us on how to engage with God’s presence, fostering an atmosphere where His power, support, and unity abound.

Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding of walking, worshiping, and living in God’s presence within our community. 

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  • Pastor Richard Lorenzin

    Richard grew up in Whitby and went to church in Oshawa through his childhood. At 22 years old, he and his wife Tracy participated in a team church plant in Barry’s Bay, Ontario, where Richard was the lead pastor for 15 years before making the decision to move back to the Durham area. Richard and Tracy have 3 kids - Sydney, Luca and Priscilla. They been attending VIVA as a family since 2022. Richard is passionate about ministry and facilitates our VIVA House of Prayer (VHOP) initiative, the current small group ministry at VIVA Church.