Restoration Community Church

We celebrated and prayed for our 2022 graduates yesterday. We also had cake in their honor but this is the only evidence that remains

We celebrated and prayed for our 2022 graduates yesterday. We also had cake in their honor but this is the only evidence that remains

Pray for our staff as they meet today to plan for the year ahead (and celebrate Cinco de Mayo). Thanks to Bob for our inspiration!

Last Women’s Bible Study of the school year! We were grateful to be led by seminarian Rachel Vining tonight, and to look back on a year of studying Jesus’s gracious heart together. Our men’s study wraps up next week, May 11.

What have you learned from reading Gentle & Lowly? Comment below, email Jenilyn, or just tell a friend! Speaking of friends, if you’d like to share a copy of this book with one, feel free to grab an extra from the bookshelf at church.

Pray for our staff as they meet today to plan for the year ahead (and celebrate Cinco de Mayo). Thanks to Bob for our inspiration!

Jesus can hold their pain with you. So grateful for DeAnn Yount’s teaching today, reminding us to parent from a place of resting in Jesus as we cultivate connection with our kids.

Last Women’s Bible Study of the school year! We were grateful to be led by seminarian Rachel Vining tonight, and to look back on a year of studying Jesus’s gracious heart together. Our men’s study wraps up next week, May 11.

This Saturday! We hope to see you there! Not sure whether you’d like to attend? Did you know that from 2009 to 2021, the share of American high-school students who say they feel persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness rose from 26 percent to 44 percent, according to a new CDC study? This is the highest level of teenage sadness ever recorded. From Why American Teens Are So Sad by Derek Thompson, published 4/11/22 in The Atlantic

Easter Morning, Part 3: The Pie-ing (of course). Thanks to the generosity of our church family, our ResCom Youth raised over $4700 for their Chattanooga trip - smashing not only their original goal but also smashing pies in the faces of our staff. (VIDEO FOOTAGE IN COMMENTS)

What have you learned from reading Gentle & Lowly? Comment below, email Jenilyn, or just tell a friend! Speaking of friends, if you’d like to share a copy of this book with one, feel free to grab an extra from the bookshelf at church.

Yesterday our intern Adrian Glory shared his testimony and officially came under care of the MO Presbytery. Pray for Adrian and our other seminarians as they continue to study and be equipped for a lifetime of ministry.

Jesus can hold their pain with you. So grateful for DeAnn Yount’s teaching today, reminding us to parent from a place of resting in Jesus as we cultivate connection with our kids.

Easter Morning, Part 2: The feast! Enjoying some delicious @sugarfiresmokehouse bbq

Easter Morning, Part 1: Worshiping our risen Lord together!

This Saturday! We hope to see you there! Not sure whether you’d like to attend? Did you know that from 2009 to 2021, the share of American high-school students who say they feel persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness rose from 26 percent to 44 percent, according to a new CDC study? This is the highest level of teenage sadness ever recorded. From Why American Teens Are So Sad by Derek Thompson, published 4/11/22 in The Atlantic

Easter Morning, Part 3: The Pie-ing (of course). Thanks to the generosity of our church family, our ResCom Youth raised over $4700 for their Chattanooga trip - smashing not only their original goal but also smashing pies in the faces of our staff. (VIDEO FOOTAGE IN COMMENTS)

Yesterday our intern Adrian Glory shared his testimony and officially came under care of the MO Presbytery. Pray for Adrian and our other seminarians as they continue to study and be equipped for a lifetime of ministry.

See you in the morning!

Easter Morning, Part 2: The feast! Enjoying some delicious @sugarfiresmokehouse bbq

Easter Morning, Part 1: Worshiping our risen Lord together!

See you in the morning!

ResCom Livestream - Sunday, November 8 Liturgy guide: https://mcusercontent.com//f/Virtual_Bulletin_20201108.pdf

We will be live in a few minutes!