Restorative Practices Training

Restorative Practices

According to Darrin Woods, Restorative Practices is: "the science of building and maintaining relationships and community while also restoring them when harm occurs."

Churches can use the lens of Restorative Practices to help build, restore, and sustain community and relationships among church members and visitors.

Darrin Woods is an experienced trainer of Restorative Practices and has led workshops for church leaders and high school teachers.

Restorative Practices

What is Restorative Practices?

According to Darrin Woods, Restorative Practices is: “the science of building and maintaining relationships and community while also restoring them when harm occurs.”

How Do Churches Benefit from Restorative Practices?

Churches can use the lens of Restorative Practices to help build, restore, and sustain community and relationships among church members and visitors.

What Can Participants Expect During Restorative Practices Workshops?

Restorative Practices involves a 2-day session ideally back-to-back, however, scheduling is flexible.

Participants will receive course material as outlined in the training proposal and will experience interactive and engaging activities grounded by Bible principles. 

Are There Options for Online Restorative Practices Training?

Yes.  Training is provided for either in-person or online instruction.

What Do We Charge for Restorative Practices Training?

We provide a free 1 hour consultation.

Additional consultation, proposals, and fees are commensurate with the number of workshop participants.