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City Tabernacle church and steeple seen from the garden on a sunny day

Two Rivers, Wisconsin

A Home for Faith
and Belonging

If you are looking for a church home, returning after time away, or trying to understand what you believe, you are welcome to begin here. City Tabernacle is a Christian church in Two Rivers, Wisconsin. We gather to worship God, hear His Word, and learn to follow Christ in the lives we are actually living.

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ChristAt The Center
ScriptureFor The Whole Of Life
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A Welcome From Our Pastor

Pastor David J. Cro explains what guides his teaching and what he hopes you will find at City Tabernacle.

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Line drawing of the descending dove carved inside City Tabernacle
Line drawing of City Tabernacle’s spire and clock tower

Feel at ease before you visit

Entering a church for the first visit feel like walking into a room where you don’t know anyone - or even where to sit. It’s understandable to feel a little uneasy. We've attempted to help first-time visitors become familiar with our building and sanctuary spaces through imagery and a virtual experience.

Browse photographs and our virtual experience to look inside our beautiful 19th century building. Once you've done that, you can learn about what to expect on your first visit. Take your time and become familiar with your surroundings. Once your comfortable, we'll be glad to meet you.

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There Is Room to Begin Here

You do not need to arrive with every belief settled or every part of your life in order. Bring your questions, your gratitude, your grief, or simply your desire to understand more.
We would be glad to welcome you.

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Your Questions Are Welcome

Ask What You Are Really Wondering

What reasons are there to believe in God? Can we trust the claims of Christianity? How can faith speak honestly to suffering, difficult decisions, guilt, or the hope of life beyond death?

You can ask in your own words. Your question may concern a passage of Scripture, a doubt you cannot resolve, or what following Christ means in a decision you face.

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The Skeptics Welcome lecture series offers another place to examine Christian belief through historical evidence, reason, and Scripture without pretending that difficult questions have easy answers.

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Private Question Form

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How May We Respond?

Online sending is not available yet. Please call 920 860 2001 to contact the church.

Rooted in Scripture
and Lived in Community

Our life as a church is centered on Jesus Christ. Through His death and resurrection, He brings forgiveness, reconciliation with God, and the hope of everlasting life. We come to Scripture to understand that good news and to learn what faithful life in Christ requires.

Our teaching pays careful attention to the meaning of each passage and its place within the whole of Scripture. In worship, prayer, and fellowship, we respond together to what God has made known. Faith grows as truth is understood, trusted, and practiced in ordinary life.

What We Believe Fellowship & Belonging
Line drawing of City Tabernacle’s sanctuary vaulting and cross
Line drawing of three arches in City Tabernacle’s nave

Life Together

Church life should make room for both joy and sorrow. We give thanks when something good happens, stay near when life becomes painful, and learn to care for one another without treating anyone's burden as an inconvenience.

As faith shapes our homes and relationships, it also changes how we live in the community. We seek to love our families well, keep our word, notice people who need care, and use what we have in service to others.

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Faith for
the Life You Are Living

What we learn together belongs in the rest of our lives. Scripture speaks to strained relationships, work, responsibility, repentance, forgiveness, and the decisions for which we must answer. It gives us reasons for courage and gratitude without asking us to deny what hurts.

The messages explain the biblical text and consider how its teaching can be lived faithfully at home, at work, and in the circumstances you cannot simply set aside.

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Find a Place to Begin

Find out about pastoral support, consider faith and work, or ask how you might serve. Each page explains how to learn more.

Counseling

If grief, conflict, guilt, or another concern has become difficult to carry alone, ask about a pastoral conversation and the support that may be available.

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Faith And Work

Consider how following Christ shapes work, ambition, integrity, and service to others.

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Short Term Missions

Learn how we approach sharing the gospel and serving beyond familiar surroundings with humility, preparation, and respect for the people already doing the work.

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Skeptics Welcome

Learn about a lecture series that takes Christianity's claims, evidence, and difficult questions seriously.

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Explore Questions Of Faith

Answered Questions

Explore questions about Christianity, Scripture, suffering, doubt, and everyday life. A question appears here only with permission and without identifying details.

No answers have been published yet. You can still explore the messages, visit Skeptics Welcome, or call the church with the question you have.

Gather With Us

Bring Your Faith
and Your Questions

Come to worship, listen, and get to know the church. Before you visit, open the gathering on the calendar to check its date, time, and attendance details.

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