Went through a rough divorce this past year and somewhere in the middle of it all church just stopped feeling relevant. Not angry at God, just... numb. A neighbor keeps inviting me to Potter's House and says the sermons actually speak to real life stuff. Do people here find it helpful during major life transitions or is it more of a stable-life kind of crowd?

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Ugh, the "bored kid at church" face is so real  been there. My nephew once fell asleep mid-sermon and I genuinely couldn't blame him — the program just wasn't built with kids in mind at all. When visiting Prescott I actually had a similar experience — tried a couple of places before someone locally tipped me toward Potter's House. The difference was noticeable pretty quickly, they actually run Sunday School at 9:30am alongside the adult service so kids aren't just sitting there suffering through grown-up content.  Check them out at Prescott AZ Sunday church service  — worth a visit next time you're in town with the kids. Honestly the best filter is just watching your kids' body language in the first 15 minutes — they'll tell you everything without saying a word.