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Outpouring Worship Center is a Spirit-filled church in Ravenna, Michigan. Most of what we do happens in a room on Heights Ravenna Road on a Sunday morning — but a fair amount of it is written down, recorded and published during the week, and all of it is free to read or listen to whether you have ever set foot in the building or not. Here is where each of those things lives.
💬 FacebookClips, encouragement, and what's coming up 📸 InstagramShort clips and a verse to carry with you ▶ YouTubeFull messages and sermon clips 📖 The Daily WordA short read every morning 📝 Read the messagesFull transcripts you can searchThe Daily Word is the one that takes the most work and gets the least attention, so it is worth explaining. Every morning we publish a short written reading — usually four or five minutes — that starts from something happening in the world this week and works back to what Scripture has to say about it. There are close to a hundred of them now, they stay online permanently, and none of them require you to have been in church on Sunday to make sense.
The sermon transcripts are the full text of messages preached here, as they were preached. If you would rather read than listen, or you half-remember something and want to find it again, that is what they are for. Each one runs several thousand words and is free to read without signing up for anything.
Facebook and Instagram carry short clips, encouragement through the week and what is coming up — the quickest way to see what the church is actually like before visiting. YouTube has the messages and clips in video form.
We have been part of Ravenna for over fifty years. We gather on Sundays at 10:30am and on Wednesday evenings at 6:30 for Bible study and prayer, and we exist to create an atmosphere where the Holy Spirit has free course in the lives of people. You do not need a church background to belong here, and nobody will make an example of you for being new. More about who we are →
If you would like prayer, you can ask for it without visiting first and without giving your name. Send a prayer request →