Summer is here! The three feasts of Ascension, Pentecost, and Trinity are now behind us, which means we are entering Ordinary Time. During this six-month season, we anticipate the work of God’s Spirit in the day-to-day of our lives. As we enter this season, I have a few joys to share, and a request.
Our Cities, Epiphany, and Prayer
Yet again, we find our cities in the headlines. Violence and fear strike our neighborhoods. In the midst of darkness, the Church calendar shifts to Epiphany. We remind ourselves that in Christ, God’s will, love, and hope are made known to the whole world. The Light of Christ breaks through the darkness, and the darkness has not, and will not, overcome it.
Moving to Three Services on March 2nd
Deacon-Led Communion
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.
Preparing for Three Services later this Spring
All Saints Weekend
We have much to be grateful for! This weekend marks many special occasions both in the life of our church and the Church universal. Come and join us! Note that this Sunday, to create space for all, we’ll be holding three services: 8:00, 9:30, and 11:00. Please plan accordingly and invite anyone who might be blessed by our vibrant and joyful celebrations!









