Jubilee Community Church

Church is more than a building.
It’s a family.

We gather in family-style settings to worship, study God’s Word, and grow together in authentic relationships.

Jubilee Community Church Baptism Sunday invitation for November 29, 2026

Service times

10 a.m. Sundays

Far west Georgetown, Texas
and online via Zoom

512-508-8795
info@restoringgodsfamily.com

Contact us to visit
“Proclaim freedom all over the land to everyone who lives in it—a Jubilee for you: Each person will go back to his family’s property and reunite with his extended family.” Leviticus 25:10 MSG

A network of house churches following Jesus wholeheartedly.

Our vision is an established network of house churches that follow Jesus wholeheartedly, love one another deeply, and carry the hope of the Gospel as they transform communities.

Our mission is to cultivate an intimate community of believers who are discipled in Jesus Christ and are being equipped to serve and transform their community.

We gather in warm, family-style settings where every voice matters, every gift is needed, and every person is known by name. If you are seeking an authentic community to follow Jesus with—or a place to be discipled, transformed, and equipped—you’ll find Jubilee to be a safe and welcoming family church.

Our heart is to see healthy families transforming their communities with the love of Christ.

Jubilee artwork representing celebration and restoration

What is Jubilee?

A season of celebration and restoration.

As defined by Merriam-Webster, a jubilee is “a season of celebration.” We are celebrating the restoration of God’s family.

Jubilee is part of God’s promise to His children in Leviticus 25:8–10—a year of emancipation and restoration, marked every 50 years by restored lands, released obligations, and renewed belonging.

All things restored!

Meet the team

Leaders who serve with love and faithfulness.

Herb and Kennisha Moffett
Senior Leaders

Herb and Kennisha Moffett

Apostolic and prophetic leaders Herb and Kennisha Moffett are the founders of Restoring God’s Family Ministry. In 2005, they were called by God, according to Leviticus 25, to declare the season of jubilee in which God restores the families of His kingdom.

The Moffetts live in the Austin area and are proud parents of two young adult children. Herb serves as a chaplain with Marketplace Chaplains. Kennisha serves on Baylor’s Alumni Board of Advocates and as a Prophetic Life Coach for leaders in Greater Austin.

Warren and Diana Wilbanks
Elders

Warren and Diana Wilbanks

Warren and Diana have been joyfully married for 36 years. They are the proud parents of two adult children, Olivia and Patrick, and grandparents to Reese and Jack.

Warren is a retired analyst with the Texas Department of Public Safety and honorably served as a Senior Chief in the United States Navy. Diana is a retired school teacher who faithfully invested in countless students.

Together, they are deeply honored to serve the Lord and Jubilee Community with love, faithfulness, and a willingness to follow His leading wherever He calls.

Charlene McGill
Online Elder

Charlene McGill

Charlene resides in Charlotte, North Carolina, after relocating from Brooklyn in 2006. She is the proud mother of Heather and grandmother to Kendall.

She retired from NYC Health & Hospitals Corporation after 26 years as an accounting supervisor. A born-again believer since 1986, Charlene has served as a deaconess, teacher, intercessor, and elder.

She joined Warrior Training School in 2021 and completed the program in 2025 as one of the original OG Beta graduates. Now in her third “third of life,” she continues to pursue ministry passionately.

Russ and Rebecca Jemison
Lead Elder

Russ Jemison

Russ and Rebecca have been married for 23 years. They are proud parents to Elizabeth and Abigail; Russ also has a daughter, Shelly, and three grandchildren, Elija, Eliana, and Braylen.

Russ works as a Director of Onsite Programs for Adecco. Rebecca homeschools Elizabeth and serves as primary caregiver for her parents, Don and Sandra Levins. Before Abigail was born, Rebecca worked as an environmental, safety, and health professional.

They are grateful for the opportunity to serve in God’s Kingdom and look forward to His plans for their family, Jubilee Community, and the broader Body of Christ.

Plan a visit

Your first Sunday at our house church.

A house church is personal, welcoming, and relaxed. These simple steps will help you arrive prepared and enjoy the morning with our Jubilee family.

01 · Before you go

Contact the host

Email us ahead of time to confirm the address, exact start time, and parking instructions. We can also answer questions about bringing a Bible, dressing casually, or contributing to the shared meal.

Email info@restoringgodsfamily.com →
02 · Prepare your heart

Come open and ready

Approach the visit with humility, a readiness to listen, and an open heart for authentic, loving community. House churches often flow differently than traditional services, so flexibility is welcome.

03 · Arrival

Arrive between 9:30 and 9:45 a.m.

Arriving a few minutes early helps you settle in without interrupting an opening prayer or meal. Because you are entering someone’s private home, please treat the furniture, rooms, and personal boundaries with care.

04 · Fellowship

Participate with warmth

Join the discussion and singing without dominating the conversation. Graciously accept a cup of coffee, a seat, or a shared snack if offered, and allow the time together to unfold naturally.

What to expect

  1. 1Prayer & Worship
  2. 2Sunday School
  3. 3Teaching of the Word
  4. 4Fellowship Meal