RESTORING HOPE CLASSES

Restoring Hope Classes provide participants the practical skills and life-giving concepts necessary to become “unstuck” in their life situations. Classes are available to anyone residing within the Hillsboro School District boundaries or attending a Love INC partner church.

Restoring Hope classes are available at no cost to anyone residing within the
Hillsboro School District boundaries or attending a Love INC partner church.

Fall 2026

This fall, we are offering Affirming Potential and Good Boundaries*.

Classes begin September 24 with a mandatory informational meeting beginning at 6 p.m. with dinner.

All sessions after the introductory night are on Thursday evenings, from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. A meal is provided each evening.

*Class offering is subject to change.

See class descriptions below.

Would you like more information?  Email your name and address to rh.loveinc@gmail.com.

You can be a part of the transformation offered by Restoring Hope classes! Find out how.

Please complete the form below to register for the introductory meeting.

Classes

Affirming Potential

Affirming Potential is a 12-week introductory class that helps individuals overcome their past, discover their value, and confidently embrace their future. Participants assess their lives spiritually, relationally, emotionally and physically; learn to set goals to achieve their dreams and live out their God-given potential.

Faith & Finances

Faith & Finances is a 12-week class by the Chalmer’s Institute exploring money management skills and bibilical stewardship principles. Participants learn to overcome financial obstacles, set savings goals, make a spending plan, manage debt and loans, and more.


Good Boundaries

Good Boundaries is a 12-week class based on Good Boundaries and Goodbyes by Lysa TerKeurst and the best-selling book Boundaries by Dr. Cloud and Dr. Townsend. Biblically based answers that teach you how to set healthy boundaries, and when necessary, say goodbye without losing the best of who you are.

Redemptive Compassion

People can become imprisoned in need, sustained by others who provide reactive, on-going help. Christians can respond with pre-determined policies and plans to help, rather than react to requests for help.

Learn how to provide help that will empower people to thrive and not just survive.