The Renewal Center

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The Renewal Center The Renewal Center facilitates the opportunity to recover our relationships to God, self, and others.

The Renewal Center is a non profit organization serving Tomball and surrounding areas. We offer recovery programs, youth groups, pastoral care, and we are home to Re:Bar, a waffle eatery and cold pressed juicetillery.

10/23/2026

"I thought I could just let go of it by keeping myself away from anybody who hurt me. But it’s in me, and it’s causing pain for other people. I want to be free of that too.”

Distance can feel like healing. We step away from the people who hurt us and hope the hurt stays behind with them. But some wounds travel with us. They show up in how we react, how we guard ourselves, and how we treat the people we love most.

Love doesn’t ask you to pretend it didn’t happen. It doesn’t ask you to rewrite the past. It invites you to be present to it in a new way, so the pain stops getting passed along.
Freedom isn’t only getting away from what hurt us. It’s letting go of what it left behind.
What are you still carrying that isn’t serving you anymore?

🤍 If you’re ready to start setting it down, you don’t have to do it alone. Join us Sunday at ReTurn, or reach out about one-on-one spiritual direction through ReDirect.

10/14/2026

“Our hearts are restless until they rest in You.”
-Augustine

Some weeks the restlessness is loud. Some weeks it’s a quiet hum underneath everything. Either way, it isn’t something to be ashamed of. It might be a gentle nudge back toward the One who holds us.

Take a slow breath with us today. You don’t have to have it all figured out to come home.

💬 We’d love to hear from you: What helps you slow down when your heart feels restless? A walk, a prayer, a cup of coffee at ReBar? Share in the comments.

Restlessness isn’t a failure. Sometimes it’s an invitation.Augustine wrote these words over 1,600 years ago, and they st...
10/14/2026

Restlessness isn’t a failure. Sometimes it’s an invitation.

Augustine wrote these words over 1,600 years ago, and they still find us right in the middle of a Wednesday.

Whatever is stirring in you today, you don’t have to fix it before you bring it to God. Just bring it.

What helps you slow down when your heart feels restless? 👇

10/04/2026

"When he was yet a great way off, his father saw him." Luke 15:20

The prodigal son had a speech ready. He had rehearsed exactly how he would grovel, what he would offer, how small he would make himself.

He never got to finish it. The father ran.

Some of us are still holding the speech. We think we have to earn our way back to God, to church, to community, to the people we hurt. Letting go might mean dropping the speech and letting yourself be welcomed.

Nobody walks into the Renewal Center knowing exactly why they came. Most people say something brought them. That is the father, running.

Practice: Ask someone you trust this question today: "What is something you are ready to let go of?" Then answer it yourself.

And if you are looking for a place to keep practicing, we would love to see you at Return this Sunday, 10 am @ Main Street Crossing

09/30/2026

Happy birthday to the visionary that brought all of this to life 10 years ago with her brilliant Steampunk Juice idea and her beautiful vision for a place where there is always room at the table! Kelly ( pictured in the middle), we all love you! Thanks for the leadership & light you give every day! Kelly Stewart Hall The Renewal Center

Registration is open for RESTOR(i)ED, our fall retreat on the harvest that comes through awareness, acceptance, willingn...
09/30/2026

Registration is open for RESTOR(i)ED, our fall retreat on the harvest that comes through awareness, acceptance, willingness, and forgiveness.

This weekend is rooted in the spirituality of Steps 6 through 9 and guided by contemplative wisdom. Through story, silence, soul work, and creative expression, we'll practice letting go and look honestly at what's ready to be gathered in from this season of life.

October 15-17, 2026 · Canyon Lake, Texas $395 per person, includes lodging and meals

This retreat goes deep, so we ask everyone to apply first. It's not about gatekeeping, it's about making sure this season is the right fit for you and that we can hold the room well for everyone in it.

Apply now: https://forms.gle/qyUDcCsVkU4EuB2cA

Not sure this is your season but want to stay close to what we're doing? Join us for Return on Sundays or Regroup during the week. Both are open, no application needed.

There’s a season for growing. And a season for gathering in what’s grown.This October, we’re hosting RESTOR(i)ED, a week...
09/29/2026

There’s a season for growing. And a season for gathering in what’s grown.

This October, we’re hosting RESTOR(i)ED, a weekend retreat rooted in Steps 6 through 9 and contemplative wisdom. Three days to look honestly at the harvest of your own life: what’s ripened, what needs forgiving, and what’s finally ready to let go of.

In the original Aramaic, the word used in the Beatitudes, Tubwayhun, is closer to “blessedly ripe.” That’s the heart of this weekend.

Oct 15-17 · Canyon Lake, TX · $395

Spaces are limited and reviewed personally. Applications are open now, link in bio.

What a night.We had the privilege of welcoming Andy Gullahorn to the Renewal Center and Re:Bar Cafe & Juicestillery for ...
09/15/2026

What a night.

We had the privilege of welcoming Andy Gullahorn to the Renewal Center and Re:Bar Cafe & Juicestillery for an intimate evening of music, stories and connection.

Thank you to everyone who came and shared space with us, and to Andy for taking us on a musical journey we won’t soon forget.

More nights like this are coming.

Stay tuned for upcoming events, gatherings, and more ways to get involved at the renewal center.

Gratitude and grief can share the same room.You can be proud of the person you’ve become and still mourn what you lost a...
09/11/2026

Gratitude and grief can share the same room.

You can be proud of the person you’ve become and still mourn what you lost along the way. You can celebrate your healing without pretending the wound never mattered.

Wholeness isn’t choosing one truth over the other.

It’s making room for both.

At The Renewal Center, you don’t have to rush past the grief to prove that you’re healing. You’re allowed to honor the full story.

Come join us at ReTurn Sunday mornings 10am @ Main Street Crossing

09/07/2026

There is a difference between honoring our wounds and building our identity around them.

The question “Why me?” can become a lens through which we see the whole world. Every loss becomes evidence. Every disappointment becomes confirmation. The wound becomes the story.

But the wound is not the whole story.

You are also the one who survived it.

Perhaps healing is not about denying what broke us, but discovering that what was broken was never the deepest thing about us.

There is something beneath the wound that remains.

Something whole.
Something resilient.
Something still becoming.

The invitation is not to erase the story.

It is to see the story differently.

We invite you to enter into our community through ReGroup on Wednesday Nights, ReTurn Church on Sundays or just walking into

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416 W. Main Street
Tomball, TX
77375

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Monday 8am - 3pm
Tuesday 8am - 3pm
Wednesday 8am - 3pm
Thursday 8am - 2pm
Friday 8am - 3am
Saturday 9am - 1pm

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