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Celebrate Recovery

Celebrate Recovery is all about experiencing freedom from life's hurts, hang-ups, and pains. No one is perfect; that's why we need Jesus. Celebrate Recovery intends to provide a safe place - a community of individuals seeking healing and restoration through worship and teaching, personal recovery experiences, and small group interaction. We meet every Friday at the church.

Friday @ 7pm

Life's hurts, habits, and hang-ups

The Road To Recovery

Join a Celebrate Recovery Life Group

Celebrate Recovery has two life groups called Step Study Life Groups. This 12-step study helps with your spiritual journey toward healing and recovery. You can join a men's or women's group. The groups provide a safe space to share your thoughts, experiences, strengths, and hopes with others in Christ-centered recovery.

Step Study Men

Step Study Women

FAQ's

1. Are our leaders professional counselors?

Our leaders are not professional counselors and do not provide professional advice. The leader has, however, been through a similar hurt, hang-up, or habit and follows specific guidelines that are provided to them.

2. What can I expect on Friday?

On Friday, we have a time of worship, community, and hearing from others that have gone through similar hang-ups and hurts. It's a great time together with Jesus.

The 8 Recovery Principles

1. Earnestly believe that God exists.

2. Realize I'm not God. 

3. Commit all my life to Jesus.

4. Confess my faults to myself, God and someone I trust.

5. Allow God to work in my life.

6. Forgive others.

7. Spend time with God.

8. Submit to God.

The feeling of being hurt is an emotional reaction to another persons behavior or to a disturbing situation (abuse, abandonment, codependency, divorce, or relationship issues).

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A habit is an addiction to someone or something (alcoholism, drugs, food, gambling etc.). A hang-up is a negative mental attitude that is used to cope with people or adversity (anger, depression etc.)

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