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The Unordinary Ordinary

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The Unordinary Ordinary

I adore the Church Calendar, but let's be honest, 2020 has been a bad go of it. Lent was interrupted by a Pandemic. Holy Week and Easter were mediated through screens. Pentecost and Trinity was marked by injustice, hatred, and violence. The Season after Pentecost was the season of, “Don’t breath on me.” And most recently, the Feast of All Saints was marked by epic political division. It’s fitting to now conclude 2020 with prophesy and apocalypse. Let us descend into Advent.

Introducing 'Common Prayer for Common Places'

Introducing 'Common Prayer for Common Places'

Everyday is sacred, and we learn to live more fully into this reality as we shape our day around God’s Word and times of prayer. Amidst our busy schedules, the never-ending to do lists, and persistent anxieties, we need rhythms to remind us of God’s presence. Thus, Restoration Anglican has created, The Book of Common Prayer for Common Places, a resource to aid in establishing rhythms of both Word and prayer into the practices of our daily lives.

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Remembering love in action—scenes from Maundy Thursday.
By remembering somber occasions such as Christ washing His disciples' feet, we ready our hearts for the joyful message of the resurrection. Join us for worship this Holy Week—details are in our pinned post and on our website.
This Palm Sunday, we celebrated a King who journeyed towards a cross on a humble colt. "Have this mind among yourselves, which is yours in Christ Jesus, who, though he was in the form of God, did not count equality with God a thing to be graspe
Join us as we begin Holy Week with Palm Sunday services, celebrating Christ's triumphal entry into Jerusalem and turning our gaze toward the solemn events that follow. We'll gather at three times: 8:00-9:15am - First Service 9:30-10:45am - Second
Holy Week is just a few weeks away, and we invite you to join us for this meaningful journey from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday. Together, we will reflect on Christ’s love and sacrifice and celebrate the hope of His resurrection. Wherever yo
We've had a busy few months! Check out some of the recent church happenings outside of Sunday morning worship: -Session with Innerchange founder John Hayes -Church leaders attending Synod -Shrove Tuesday pancake dinner -Youth Ministry Feed My Starvi