The organised expression
A developing community shaped by the responsibilities of restoration.
A movement of practice
The Restorers Movement translates restorative ideas into formation, mutual learning, service and thoughtful engagement with differing spiritual viewpoints.
A standard for those who guide
Being a restorer should reflect study, humility and responsible practice, not a self-awarded claim to authority over another person’s beliefs or life.
Its place in the Nation
The Movement belongs to the Priesthood of Restoration, which in turn belongs to Priesthood Nation. Not every member of the Nation must be a restorer.
