Celebrate Recovery (CR) is a Christ Centered Recovery Program based on 8 biblical principles found in Jesus’ teaching. It provides a safe place to find healing and freedom from the hurts, hang-ups, and habits that are controlling your life.
In applying the 8 biblical principles and working the steps of Celebrate Recovery, we are changed!
We open the door by sharing our experiences, strengths, and hopes with one another. In addition, we become willing to accept God’s grace in solving our lives’ problems. We begin to grow spiritually. We become free from our addictive, compulsive, and dysfunctional behaviours. This freedom creates peace, serenity, joy and most importantly, a stronger personal relationship with God and others.
Celebrate Recovery Crisis Response
Thursdays, 7pm
Large Group Sessions and Gender Specific Open Share Groups are meeting onsite at the West Campus. The east facing exterior doors will open at 6:45pm and will be locked at 7:15pm.
The COVID-19 Gathering Protocol is in place for the safety of all attenders and volunteers. All attenders must wear a non-surgical mask in order to attend.
For more information about attending onsite, please contact us.
ISSUE SPECIFIC BROCHURES
Do you have a hurt, hang-up, or habit? There are a number of things that Celebrate Recovery can help you find freedom from.
More information is available on the following issues.
I have been involved in church for a long time (30+ years) and had gotten, I thought, quite good at “doing church”. When I started attending Celebrate Recovery 7-years ago, I discovered a way to be a follower of Jesus Christ 24/7. I realized that when I’m struggling, I don’t have to hide. I can go to a safe place and not be judged or have someone try and fix me, but be supported and directed toward Jesus by people who understand that it’s okay to struggle and be a Christian. My marriage and relationships, in general, have been enriched by what I have learnt at CR. I am a grateful believer in Jesus Christ, celebrating recovery, restoration, and healing from hurts, hang-ups, and habits.
Roland Rendell