Restore Church

Join us this Sunday at 11AM for a conversation centered around responsibility, witness, patience, expectations, and timing.

Bring your questions, stories, and experiences to share!

This Sunday we’re making space for an honest conversation about searching for what is true in a world overflowing with answers, certainty, noise, and systems constantly demanding our trust.

Come ready to reflect, question, listen, and participate.

On Sunday, invited us into a perspective shift on John 14:1-14.

For many, this passage has been used to draw a hard line about who is in and who is out, and that can leave people feeling excluded, marginalized, or cut off.

But what if Jesus was not drawing a boundary at all? What if these words were meant to comfort, not divide; To invite, not push away.

How does this change how we read these verses?

A quick update on tomorrow’s gathering—our location has shifted from Rock View Elementary to the Howard home.

Doors open at 10:30 am. Bring something to share for brunch. All are welcome.

DM us if you need the address or would like additional information. Hope to see you tomorrow morning!

Join us Sunday at 11am to take part in the discussion!

Today’s spotlight is on our Student Ministry pastor, Andrea Howard.

Andrea’s formative years were shaped by her own experiences in youth ministry. She was ordained alongside her husband Ian in 2021 at Restore Church and relishes her time connecting with and mentoring students.

Andrea truly has a heart for families and teens and wants to see them thrive and flourish relationally, emotionally, and spiritually.

She loves game shows, reading mysteries, eating popcorn, and spending any time she can with her kids.

In her day job, Andrea is a psychologist who works with children and adolescents.

Yesterday in our gathering we talked about resurrection in light of the NEW thing God is doing here and now.

Here are some of the questions that anchored our discussion. How do these questions find you?

Do they spark something new and exciting?

Or do they challenge you to slow down and consider where God might be moving and doing a new thing beyond our hopes and expectations?

Share in the comments below!

Maybe nothing is “just ordinary”.
Maybe it’s all sacred.

Where have YOU seen the sacred in the common?

Join us Sunday at 11 am to share your answer. DM for deets!