Restoration Night

Restoration Night is a safe, welcoming community of people coming together to face their hurts, habits and hang-ups head-on.

Restoration Night begins with a large group gathering at 6:25 PM in the Real Life Auditorium. This typically includes a time of worship and a short message or testimony. On the first Thursday of each month we also celebrate with a Chip Party, handing out milestone chips to mark periods of sobriety or victory in areas people are working on.

After large group, small groups and classes begin at 7:15 PM. These classes vary each quarter, but typically include The Celebrate Recovery Step Study, a handful of groups focused on specific books or curriculums such as DivorceCare or Boundaries, a newcomer’s class, and men’s and women’s open share groups.

Restoration Night is not counseling, but a place of acceptance as you work through your struggles with honesty. You will find others who are working through a variety of issues, including:

• Chemical Dependency
• Codependency
• Physical/Emotional/Sexual Abuse
• Family Dysfunction
• Sexual Addiction
• Eating Disorders
• Food Addiction
• Relationship Addiction
• Anger Management
• Financial Recovery
• Grief
• Divorce
• And more

During Restoration Night, we also offer accompanying programs for children and students.

Restoration Kids is open for infants through fifth grade during small groups. Check-in begins at 7:00 PM.

Restoration Youth is open to students in grades 6–12 and begins at 6:25 when large group starts. No registration is required.

Restoration Night follows a quarterly schedule, with new classes beginning every January, April, July, and October.

If you are joining mid-quarter, you are welcome to drop into one of the following groups anytime:

Newcomer’s Class: An opportunity for first-timers to learn more about Restoration Night and ask questions.

Open Share: Safe, men’s- and women’s-specific groups to share what you are dealing with and find community. Come weekly as you are able, with no homework and no commitments.

Safe People: This class is a series of videos going through the book Safe People by Henry Cloud & Johny Townsend. You’ll learn 20 traits of “unsafe” people and how to avoid unhealthy relationships. Recognize what makes people trustworthy and learn how to become a safe person yourself. Homework is optional.

If you need childcare while attending one of these drop-in groups, please pre-register your children here:

Register for Restoration Kids