WHAT IS CELEBRATE RECOVERY

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Childcare available

Join us starting @ 6:00 pm 

Childcare available 

6-6:30 pm……...……………… Dinner 

6:30 pm……...……………… Main Session 

7:30 pm……………………... Small Groups 

8:30 pm……….....………….Dessert-Fellowship

We all struggle! Anyone who desires a new way of managing life should consider attending Celebrate Recovery. Participants may include people who struggle with anger, co-dependency, overworking, various addictions, compulsive over/under eating, spending compulsively and any other issue that keeps us from becoming the people we are called to be.

The evening begins with dinner and fellowship and flows to a Large Group meeting with worship, prayer, a reading of the steps or recovery principles, and a biblical based teaching or a testimony. Gender specific support groups immediately follow the Large Group fellowship. We share our experience, strength and hope in an open share fashion. Step studies, an in-depth concentrated study of the steps and recovery principles are periodically offered throughout the year. Step Studies are gender specific, but include people working toward freedom from a variety of recovery issues. Join us for CR Meetings every Thursday.

Come as you are! No registration is needed. Celebrate Recovery is an anonymous recovery meeting. No matter your hurt, pain, or struggle you are welcome. You are free to share or not to share inside the support groups. All meetings are open to anyone who desires change, but anonymity and confidentiality are basic requirements. We encourage you to visit five or six times before deciding if Celebrate Recovery is right for you!

Celebrate Recovery does name and celebrate Christ as Higher Power, but anyone seeking a new way to manage life is welcome.

Come with an open heart, an open mind and ears ready to listen. Newcomers are always welcome!

Overworking

Divorce

Food Addiction

Overspending

Physical/Sexual Abuse

Lying

Perfectionism

Fear/Anxiety

Sexual Addiction

Guilt

Eating Disorders

Grief

Hurtful Relationships

Rejection

Need to Control

Insecurity

Alcohol/Drugs

Co-dependency

Anger/Rage

Gambling