Advent and Liturgy

Advent and Liturgy

One of Restoration’s core values is Contemplation. We love how the annual rhythm of Advent naturally creates space to be confronted by the mystery of God's presence. During this season, we consider God’s faithfulness and wait for his return; we lament the world’s brokenness, and we anticipate the promised arrival of Christ the King. This year, there will be a few liturgical shifts to mark the season of Advent.

Advent Resources for Adults/Youth

Advent Resources for Adults/Youth

We are about to embark on another liturgical year together with the season of Advent. It is fitting that we enter into the year in darkness, mystery, and anticipation. It is the sacred vocation of the church to stand in the midst of a dark world, heralding a great mystery, eagerly anticipating the return of our king.

Advent Resources for Children

Advent Resources for Children

Advent begins December 1st, when we get ready to enter the mystery of Christmas. How do you prepare to enter such a wonderful mystery, and how do you help your children do the same? There is no right or wrong way to do Advent, but the practice of slowing down and waiting for our Savior helps us make room in our hearts to wonder at His love. As Ashley Wallace says, “Advent in the home puts the world in its proper place.” 

Restoration’s Partnership With Connected Families

Restoration’s Partnership With Connected Families

At Restoration, we believe that parents are the greatest spiritual influences in a child’s life. Your unwavering love, guidance, and faith are the bedrock upon which their spiritual journeys are built. Understanding the immense responsibility and joy that comes with this role, we are committed to partnering with and equipping you with the best resources and support. That’s why I am thrilled to announce that we are now official partners with Connected Families, a faith-driven nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting Christ-centered transformations within families.