Hey, everybody at Restore is coming up on September 25th through 27th, and so we just wanted to jump on and tell you about some of the new things that are happening this year that we're really excited about. First of all, it's going to be at a brand new venue at the UCCU Center at UVU. And the UCCU center has arena seating, so there really will not be a bad seat in the entire house. There's also going to be much easier parking, and there will be tons of food options on site.

So there's no not be a bad seat in the entire house. There's also going to be much easier parking, and there will be tons of food options on site.

So there's no need to leave for lunch.

Which will be a really fun thing this year because we're offering six simultaneous

breakouts that are happening during lunch both days.

So these will be deeper dives and Q&As into some of the topics that we think really matter.

The content is going to be as

amazing as ever, both music and presentations. The piano guys are going to be there. Stephen Sharp

Nelson is going to be bringing John Schmidt with him. Eminison is going to be there. The King

Will Come will be there. And we've put together the Restore Community Gospel Choir, which is coming

together just for this event,

and they will be backing up some fantastic soloists, including Adossa, who played Dolores in the Disney movie in Canto. We'll have tons of amazing sessions as well, including Arthur

Brooks and Sharon McMahon, who will be opening and closing on Friday and Saturday.

The theme on Friday will be about restoring our souls and being inspired, so we're calling it Pentecost, because it will be about exploring all the many spiritual languages that God uses to speak to us and the different ways of knowing. And in day two, we'll be exploring some big ideas that include a special focus on how to create belonging and inclusion, especially for those of us who sometimes struggle to feel

like we belong. And we always try to keep ticket prices as low as possible. Admission fees are never

quite enough to cover the cost of the event. We do rely on generous donations to make up the

difference. So if anyone wants to attend and feels like they can't afford it, we want you to be there.

If you feel like you'd like a scholarship,

then please reach out to us at info at faith matters.org. We also, this year, due to those

generous donations, are offering a heavily discounted student ticket for just $25. And if you can't

attend in person this year, we're also doing a virtual ticket. This event has sold out every single

year, and we would love

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