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Restoration at the Table: Repairing the Pipeline

There is something powerful about a story, especially one of restoration and God’s faithfulness.

Have you ever felt distance in your family and not just in miles, but in connection? Conversations that feel harder than they should. Relationships that are not what they once were. A quiet wondering of how to reach the next generation in a way that truly matters.

God has not stopped working. The source of His faithfulness is still flowing. But sometimes something in the flow shifts. Things go unspoken. Hurt lingers. Distance grows. And if we are honest, we may not always understand what changed or how to move forward.

What if the relationships that feel strained could be restored, and the story of His faithfulness begin to flow again through your family? What if we could slow down, see clearly, and take simple, intentional steps toward healing and restoration?

“But while he was still a long way off, his father saw him and felt compassion, and ran and embraced him and kissed him.” (Luke 15:20)

Even when there has been distance, the heart has not stopped looking. What feels far does not have to stay that way. Take a step toward the table of restoration; it may be closer than you think.

Join us May 11 at 6:30 PM in Ballard Chapel for Restoration at the Table: Repairing the Pipeline. What was broken can be restored, and the flow of faith to the next generation can move again.

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