The Restoration Project

10/13/2026

WWLT but make it ✨spooky✨

10/12/2026

Hey folks! Pencil this event in your calendar!

10/08/2026

WWLT 10.08.26. Get your tickets for Skye Peterson + Thomas Austin at Asbury 11.22! https://www.bandsintown.com/e/108776696

08/30/2026

"Get behind me, Satan."

We'll talk about it.

11:15am. 1401 Camden Ave. Mackey Room.

08/25/2026

Hey TRP. Here is the info on the march we mentioned in service.

Pastor Chelsea & members of Asbury will be at this community event as we say ICE out of Salisbury! We hope to see you there.

08/23/2026

"Who do people say I am?"

"Who do you say I am?"

We'll be taking our cues from the Gospel according to Matthew this morning to ask some big questions about Jesus.

Join us. 11:15am. 1401 Camden Ave. Mackey Room.

08/15/2026

If you thought Jesus was a little "spicy" last week, well, just you wait ...

Woman with a sick kid: "Lord, have mercy on me, my kid is really sick."

Jesus: ...

Woman with a sick kid: "Lord, help me!"

Jesus: "It is not fair to take the children’s food and throw it to the dogs."

Yikes.

Let's talk about it.

Sunday. 11:15am. Mackey Room.

(Artwork:

“Christ and the Canaanite Woman”, Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn’s, c. 1650

“Blessed Are The Meek” (The Syrophoenecian), Elspeth C. Young, 2017

"Christ Heals the Daughter of the Canaanite Woman", 14th century fresco)

08/11/2026

Sometimes the miracle is the miracle, and sometimes we can be the miracle.

08/07/2026

Welp. I can't fight it. I know we've been in Genesis most of the summer, and that's great ... but we'll be back in the Gospel of Matthew this week. Jesus is walking on water, which, I mean, is just too good to pass up. Right?! I think it's definitely worth a conversation.

Mackey Room (because it's blazing hot). 1401 Camden Ave. 11:15am.

08/02/2026

Hey folks! It's the first Sunday of the month, and it's as humid as ever. We'll be in the Mackey Room for our family service. 11:15am.

Because Genesis is weird, we'll be talking about Jesus feeding the (in the words of Matthew Skinner, "many more than") 5000. You know, because that's not weird.

Join us!

If you're new (or on the fence), here's what to expect: you will walk into a small community of people, many of whom have been going to TRP for a while. I hope they say hi and make you feel welcomed and safe. Crossing the threshold of a church can be difficult. We know that, and we hope to honor your trust in us.

We talk a good bit during the service, whether we are sharing our life experiences in a time we call "heavy and light" or asking questions during a sermon conversation. It feels more like a Bible study than a sermon. It can be a bit of a nerdfest. (I'm convinced, you'll hear more about Greek and Hebrew here than most places. Today is no different.)

We sing songs that other churches sing, but we don't plug in our instruments. We have no smoke machine and cool lights. It's simple, and we hope, authentic.

We hold space each week for silent contemplative meditation. For some of us, it's the only few minutes of intentional "silence" we have.

We also share communion each week. This meal is a millennia old Christian ritual that we believe helps us to remember who Jesus was, what he did, and how we might be more like him. Everyone is welcome to partake.

TRP isn't for everyone. We know that. We don't try to compete with the well-programmed church. (We can't.) And some folks need that, so we say, go! Sit. Soak. And then serve.

But for others ... we are here. And maybe, we are what you need. (We hope.)