Suffering, grief, failure, and loss are inevitable experiences in life. What do you do when you feel stuck? What do you do when God feels far away? What does it mean in the life of faith to hit a wall? Come and listen to the wisdom of faithful people from the past who light our way when we find ourselves in a dark, dry, arid place. Facilitated by Jenni Nichols.

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Suffering, grief, failure, and loss are inevitable experiences in life. What do you do when you feel stuck? What do you do when God feels far away? What does it mean in the life of faith to hit a wall? Come and listen to the wisdom of faithful people from the past who light our way when we find ourselves in a dark, dry, arid place. Facilitated by Jenni Nichols.

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Suffering, grief, failure, and loss are inevitable experiences in life. What do you do when you feel stuck? What do you do when God feels far away? What does it mean in the life of faith to hit a wall? Come and listen to the wisdom of faithful people from the past who light our way when we find ourselves in a dark, dry, arid place. Facilitated by Jenni Nichols.

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Beginning in February, Restoration will join the global church in observing Lent, a season of deep spiritual work in preparation for Easter. Join us in the Fellowship Hall to view and take home a number of resources that will help equip us for this time of repentance, fasting, and generosity.

Beginning in February, Restoration will join the global church in observing Lent, a season of deep spiritual work in preparation for Easter. Join us in the Fellowship Hall to view and take home a number of resources that will help equip us for this time of repentance, fasting, and generosity.

In the cold, quiet days of winter, as the daylight grows longer, join us in learning about the spiritual disciplines of Simplicity, Silence, and Solitude. Discover how these disciplines draw us deeper into friendship with God, teach us to listen, and root us firmly in the kingdom of heaven. That hurried, harried, or crowded feeling you can’t seem to shake may be God’s invitation into his peace. I hope you’ll join us. Facilitated by Jenni Nichols.

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In the cold, quiet days of winter, as the daylight grows longer, join us in learning about the spiritual disciplines of Simplicity, Silence, and Solitude. Discover how these disciplines draw us deeper into friendship with God, teach us to listen, and root us firmly in the kingdom of heaven. That hurried, harried, or crowded feeling you can’t seem to shake may be God’s invitation into his peace. I hope you’ll join us. Facilitated by Jenni Nichols.

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In the cold, quiet days of winter, as the daylight grows longer, join us in learning about the spiritual disciplines of Simplicity, Silence, and Solitude. Discover how these disciplines draw us deeper into friendship with God, teach us to listen, and root us firmly in the kingdom of heaven. That hurried, harried, or crowded feeling you can’t seem to shake may be God’s invitation into his peace. I hope you’ll join us. Facilitated by Jenni Nichols.

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Join our prayer team leader, Christy Gudim, for a workshop on how to hear God in prayer. The morning will consist of teaching, training and practice in small groups. Come with an open heart to meet with God and others; be encouraged that as God’s sheep we all can hear the Shepherd’s voice.

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Join us for a wonderful evening of discussion and dessert while we talk about the book Gentle and Lowly. In such a time as this, Dane Ortlund provides a theologically robust but also very shepherding look at Matthew 11:28, and how the heart of Jesus meets us in our sin and suffering. The chapters are brief, but the writing is rich with depth, bringing much refreshment to weary hearts.

Please join us, ready to share any thoughts from the book. If you need financial help with purchasing a copy of the book, please contact Pastor Molly.

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If you or someone in your household is considering baptism, we highly recommend this class. Also, if you've already been baptized yourself, but would like to learn about the Anglican perspective, please join us.

Would you like to learn the history of Minneapolis and trace the deep roots of current injustices? Would you also like to hear stories of hope and God’s faithfulness? Join InnerCHANGE missionary, Jim Bloom, as he leads us on a tour of the city. We’ll begin at Fort Snelling/B’dote, head up to St. Anthony falls and wind our way through various stops in the Phillips neighborhood.

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Would you like to learn the history of Minneapolis and trace the deep roots of current injustices? Would you also like to hear stories of hope and God’s faithfulness? Join InnerCHANGE missionary, Jim Bloom, as he leads us on a tour of the city. We’ll begin at Fort Snelling/B’dote, head up to St. Anthony falls and wind our way through various stops in the Phillips neighborhood.

RSVP here →

Beginning in March, Restoration will join the global church in observing Lent, a season of deep spiritual work in preparation for Easter. Join us in the Fellowship Hall to view and take home a number of resources that will help equip us for this time of repentance, fasting, and generosity.

Beginning in March, Restoration will join the global church in observing Lent, a season of deep spiritual work in preparation for Easter. Join us in the Fellowship Hall to view and take home a number of resources that will help equip us for this time of repentance, fasting, and generosity.

If you or someone in your household is considering baptism, we highly recommend this class. Also, if you've already been baptized yourself, but would like to learn about the Anglican perspective, please join us.

Prayer in the Night is Tish Harrison Warren's (Liturgy of the Ordinary) new book. Combination memoir, rich theological work, and cultural commentary, this book discusses our human struggles with the problem of evil and anxiety in the face of suffering. It also reveals how the church's ancient prayers, with a specific focus on Compline, are a treasure trove on which we can lean.

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Book discussions for parents in January.

Book discussions for parents in January.

Book discussions for parents in January.

If you or someone in your household is considering baptism, we highly recommend this class. Also, if you've already been baptized yourself, but would like to learn about the Anglican perspective, please join us Saturday morning on Zoom.

Connect with other parents for some reflecting on spiritual formation. Yes, it's the Zoom kind of connection, but hopefully the ease of putting kids to bed (wait - who said that was easy?), grabbing a glass of something and hopping on Zoom will make getting together accessible and appealing. With the fall launch behind us and an imposing winter ahead, we'd like to spend some time considering foundational thoughts about children and God. Offered in partnership with our sister churches.

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Connect with other parents for some reflecting on spiritual formation. Yes, it's the Zoom kind of connection, but hopefully the ease of putting kids to bed (wait - who said that was easy?), grabbing a glass of something and hopping on Zoom will make getting together accessible and appealing. With the fall launch behind us and an imposing winter ahead, we'd like to spend some time considering foundational thoughts about children and God. Offered in partnership with our sister churches.

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Rev. Dr. Esau McCaulley is a priest in the ACNA, assistant professor of the New Testament at Wheaton College, and author of the powerful new book Reading While Black. McCaulley “contends that reading Scripture from the perspective of Black church tradition can help one connect with a rich faith history and address the urgent issues of our times.” Join us for Restoration Reads on October 26 and November 16 as we engage issues at the intersection of Biblical interpretation, justice, culture and race.

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Connect with other parents for some reflecting on spiritual formation. Yes, it's the Zoom kind of connection, but hopefully the ease of putting kids to bed (wait - who said that was easy?), grabbing a glass of something and hopping on Zoom will make getting together accessible and appealing. With the fall launch behind us and an imposing winter ahead, we'd like to spend some time considering foundational thoughts about children and God. Offered in partnership with our sister churches.

RSVP here ➝

Rev. Dr. Esau McCaulley is a priest in the ACNA, assistant professor of the New Testament at Wheaton College, and author of the powerful new book Reading While Black. In it he “contends that reading Scripture from the perspective of Black church tradition can help one connect with a rich faith history and address the urgent issues of our times.” Join us for Restoration Reads on October 26 and November 16 as we engage issues at the intersection of Biblical interpretation, justice, culture and race.

RSVP with Molly ➝

Would you like to learn the history of Minneapolis and trace the deep roots of current injustices? Would you also like to hear stories of hope and God’s faithfulness? Join InnerCHANGE missionary, Jim Bloom, as he leads us on a tour of the city. We’ll begin at Fort Snelling/B’dote, head up to St. Anthony falls and wind our way through various stops in the Phillips neighborhood.

RSVP with Molly ➝

Would you like to learn the history of Minneapolis and trace the deep roots of current injustices? Would you also like to hear stories of hope and God’s faithfulness? Join InnerCHANGE missionary, Jim Bloom, as he leads us on a tour of the city. We’ll begin at Fort Snelling/B’dote, head up to St. Anthony falls and wind our way through various stops in the Phillips neighborhood.

The practice of lament is a uniquely Christian response to the reality of suffering. If you’d like to learn more about it and how to do it, join us for a discussion on Prophetic Lament, a contemporary commentary on the biblical book of Lamentations. There will be an option to zoom in if you prefer that!

RSVP with Weston Martin ➝

The practice of lament is a uniquely Christian response to the reality of suffering. If you’d like to learn more about it and how to do it, join us for a discussion on Prophetic Lament, a contemporary commentary on the biblical book of Lamentations. There will be an option to zoom in if you prefer that!

RSVP with Weston Martin ➝