Today, many Christians struggle with sin, and remain under the control of the world’s vices and entrapments. Celebrate Recovery is a recovery ministry based on Biblical principles. Through a Christ-centered 12 Step Program, the goal of our ministry is to let God work through us to provide His healing power. By working through sound Biblical principles, this experience allows people to be spiritually “changed”.
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The Landing is Celebrate Recovery’s 12 Step teen ministry geared towards Junior High and High School age students. Heal your hurts before they become habits!
Times:
6:00PM – 8:30PM
The open share small group meets immediately after the large group meeting and provides a place for the participant to connect with other Celebrate Recovery attendees. This is a safe place where participants can be in gender-specific groups and issue-specific groups
Celebration Place is a 52-week children’s curriculum that coincides with Celebrate Recovery’s teaching, using kid-friendly methods and terms children can understand. So while adults explore topics that bring healing and wholeness, kids discover the same truths in age-appropriate ways! Celebration Place helps kids embrace God’s amazing love and grace in a real and life-changing way.
CR Nurery Care also available for children Newborn- 2 years of age.
Times:
6:00PM – 8:30PM
These six-month-long groups will focus on the following “hurts, habits, and hang-ups”: addictions, divorce, grief and loss, and unhealthy relationships. The cost for materials is $20 for all participant’s guides (available for purchase in class). If you are interested in joining a Step Study group, inquire at the Friday night CR meeting
A-Z – This small group can encompass many different struggles, whether you’re the spouse of an addict, sexual abuse, anger, anxiety or you have multiple issues that you are currently working through, you’re welcome here. Within this group we will cover all of the follow:
Substance Abuse (Alcohol/Chemical) – Addiction is a pattern or a trained response to an internal reaction to painful experiences and wounds. One creates that pattern to survive and to function as a natural response. Relying on Christ amid pain requires trust and intentionality. This is NOT natural. It has to become a pattern also.
Pride – Pride is hungry for attention, respect, and worship in all its forms. Maybe it sounds like shameless boasting about ourselves. Maybe it’s being unable to say “no” to anyone because we need to be needed. Maybe it looks like obsessively thirsting for marriage — or fantasizing about a better marriage — because you’re hungry to be adored. Maybe it looks like being haunted by your desire for the right car or the right house or the right title at work: all because you seek the glory that comes from men, not God. Pride prefers some people over others. It honors those who the world deems worthy of honor, giving more weight to their words, their wants, and their needs. There’s a thrill that goes through me when people with “power” acknowledge me. We consciously or unconsciously pass over the weak, the inconvenient, and the unattractive, because they don’t seem to offer us much. Maybe more of us struggle with pride than we thought. (This was taken with permission from the author from Fabienne Harford at www.desiringgod.org.)
A-Z – This small group can encompass many different struggles, whether you’re the spouse of an addict, sexual abuse, anger, anxiety or you have multiple issues that you are currently working through, you’re welcome here. During this time together we will cover all of the following topics: