Celebrate Recovery
Mondays at 6:30 pm at Saint Ambrose
Beginning September 14
No one should have to face life’s struggles alone.
Celebrate Recovery is a Christ-centered ministry offering a safe place to find hope, healing and freedom from the hurts, hang-ups and habits that can keep us from living fully in Christ.
Celebrate Recovery is for Everyone
Recovery isn’t only about addiction. We all experience struggles that affect our relationships, our families, our faith and the way we live.
Celebrate Recovery can be a place to walk through challenges such as:
- Grief and loss
- Anxiety and depression
- Difficult or unhealthy relationships
- Anger and resentment
- Family and generational struggles
- Codependency
- Addiction
- Financial struggles
- Control and perfectionism
- Past hurts or trauma
- Other habits or struggles that are keeping you from experiencing freedom
You don’t need to have everything figured out, and you don’t need to have a particular “problem” to belong. Celebrate Recovery is simply a place to come as you are and take steps toward healing through Christ alongside others.
What to Expect
Celebrate Recovery meets Mondays at 6:30 pm at Saint Ambrose for approximately one hour.
Each gathering begins with an introduction and the Celebrate Recovery Small Group Guidelines, followed by a brief lesson or personal testimony. The remainder of the gathering provides an opportunity for open sharing in a safe and confidential small group setting.
Celebrate Recovery is a Christ-centered, biblically based ministry that began in 1991 and is now offered in thousands of churches around the world.
Questions?
Contact Saint Ambrose Celebrate Recovery leader Patrick “Wingnut” at [email protected].
Join Celebrate Recovery
Whether you’re ready to take a step toward hope and healing or feel called to help others along the way, there’s a place for you in Celebrate Recovery at Saint Ambrose.
Ready to Attend?
Celebrate Recovery meets Mondays at 6:30 pm. Register to join us and take the first step toward finding freedom, healing and community through Christ.
Interested in Serving?
We’re looking for additional men and women to serve as Celebrate Recovery leaders and help create a safe, supportive place for others. Contact Patrick “Wingnut” to learn more about getting involved.