Restoration Nation Church – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Restoration Nation Church is a Spirit-filled, Bible-based ministry focused on healing, deliverance, prophetic activation, and building strong, restored believers who walk in their God-given identity and purpose. We are a community of worship, prayer, unity, and transformation.

We believe in: ● The Lordship of Jesus Christ ● The power of the Holy Spirit ● Biblical truth ● The five-fold ministry ● Healing, deliverance & prophetic activation ● Building strong, restored disciples A full Statement of Faith is available on our ABOUT page.

Our main worship service is held every Sunday at 10:00 AM EST. Special services, conferences, and events will be announced on our Events page, as well as on social media.

You can expect: - Powerful worship - Prophecy - Biblical preaching - Prayer & ministry time - A loving community atmosphere - Opportunities for healing, deliverance & spiritual growth Come as you are—everyone is welcome.

Most services are open to everyone without registration. Special events, classes, or training may require signing up in advance.

Stay connected by: - Joining our email newsletter - Following our social media accounts - Watching our teachings online - Visiting our website for updates

Simply go to our Visitors Page, where you’ll find everything you need—service times, directions, parking information, and what to expect. We can’t wait to welcome you!

Visit our Prayer Request Page to share your request. Our prayer team will intercede and believe with you for breakthrough, healing, and restoration.

Membership begins by attending services consistently and completing our Membership Orientation. Once completed, you officially become part of the Restoration Nation family.

You can partner with Restoration Nation by giving monthly, supporting outreach, attending classes, or serving in ministry. Visit the Partner With Us page to learn more.

There are several easy ways to give: - Zelle - Visa/Mastercard - PayPal - Text-to-Give Visit the Give Page for secure options.

Yes! Restoration Nation provides a safe, fun, and faith-building environment for children to learn about Jesus and grow spiritually. We accept ages 3 and up.

Fill out the Serve With Us on our website. Serving opportunities include media, worship, hospitality, children’s ministry, outreach, administration, and more.

Our Media Page includes livestreams, sermon archives, and video teachings so you can watch anytime.

Stay connected by: - Joining our email newsletter - Following our social media accounts - Watching our teachings online - Visiting our website for updates

Relocating is a major decision—spiritually, financially, and practically. If you feel led to move to Maryland to connect more closely with Restoration Nation Church, here are a few guidelines to help ensure your transition is wise, stable, and successful. 1. Pray and Seek God’s Direction Before making any major move, take time to pray and seek God’s confirmation. Make sure you are being led by the Holy Spirit and not simply by excitement, emotion, or impulse. A relocation should be rooted in purpose, peace, and clarity—not pressure. 2. Consider Your Finances Carefully Maryland—especially areas near Silver Spring, Rockville, Bethesda, and the Washington, D.C. metro region—can have a higher cost of living than many states. A general financial guideline is to spend no more than 30% of your gross monthly income on rent. For example: To comfortably afford a one-bedroom apartment in the Silver Spring area (averaging between $1,700–$2,000+ per month, not including utilities or monthly expenses), an individual should earn approximately: ● $65,000–$75,000 per year, or ● $5,416–$6,250 per month This helps ensure you have enough margin for transportation, food, utilities, savings, and emergency needs. Create a budget before moving and make sure you can maintain stability during your transition. 3. Research Your Move Thoroughly Take time to understand the area you are moving to and gather detailed information before making the transition. Some things to research include: ● Housing options and neighborhoods ● Transportation (Metro, bus routes, car needs, traffic patterns) ● Average cost of living (groceries, utilities, etc.) ● Job opportunities and commute times ● Safety of the area ● Church service locations, and the more informed you are, the smoother your transition will be. We Hope These Tips Are Helpful Relocation is a journey—but with prayer, preparation, and wisdom, you can position yourself for success and stability as you follow God’s leading. If you are considering relocating to be part of Restoration Nation Church, feel free to connect with us for service information and ways to get involved once you arrive.