Building Community, Making Peace: A Restorative Church Gathering
August 3, 2024, in Washington, DC
Come join us to experience the power of restorative practices in Christian faith communities.
As following the last two NACRJ conferences (National Association for Community and Restorative Justice), we will be having our 3rd Restorative Church Gathering this summer to extend the R Ch vision to people in the greater Washington, DC area. To learn more about NACRJ’s 2024 conference, click here.
Across the country, people are turning to restorative justice practices to strengthen community, create dialogue across divisions, and prevent and respond to conflict and harm. These practices are consistent with Christian teachings and values, and churches and other Christian organizations are using them to build the beloved community.
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Details:
Saturday, August 3, 2024, 9 am – 3 pm
The Church of the Epiphany, 1317 G St. NW, Washington, DC 20005 (parking ramp next door). Bus line:
Regular ticket: $45; Reduced rate: $25. (includes box lunch and refreshments)
For more information or for scholarships, contact Ted Lewis: tedlewis76@gmail.com or Liane Rozzell: liane@rozzell.org
Location: 1317 G St, NW, Washington, DC 20005 is just three blocks east of the White House, near the intersection of G Street and 13th Street. Take the Metro Center stop on the red, blue, and orange lines, and exit the platform using the 13th St. exit. Read more.
Sponsored by Restorative Church: restorativechurch.org
Here is a direct Eventbrite link.
Program will be posted in June.
R Ch Gathering Flyer 2024
Why come?
Experience the power of restorative practices to create spaces for healing, belonging and community, especially in these difficult times.
Learn about restorative practices and how they harmonize with Christian beliefs and practice.
Get inspired and encouraged by examples of how churches are using restorative practices effectively in their internal and external ministries.
Connect with others who are exploring restorative practices in their churches and communities, especially in the greater Washington area.
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