What Matters Warren
Town Tip Thursday: LIVE Rock n Roll Religion hosted by Pastor Marc, The River 95.3
Pastor Marc with Riverton Church will be hosting his radio show, Rock n Roll Religion the first Friday night of each month downtown on Main Street from 6pm-8pm. This fun night is open to the public. Come out to enjoy some live music or join in an impromptu jam session with a little trivia challenge and Daily Grind action. Pastor Marc has fun with lyrics from some of our old Rock n Roll favorites by twisting in a bit of religion. Bring your own instruments or some will be provided for you with sheet music too!
LIVE Rock n Roll Religion
Starting February 2 (every 1st Friday after)
6pm – 8pm at Open House: Meet in the Middle
213 E Main Street, Front Royal, VA
Catch Pastor Marc on The River 95.3 on Thursdays at 6:50am and 6:50pm as he hosts Rock n Roll Religion.
Interview with Beth Waller, Pastor Marc and Lonnie Hill.
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