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Celebrate Recovery

Journey Church exists to reach people who are disconnected from God and lead them to become fully devoted followers of Christ.

Celebrate Recovery is a Christ-centered family recovery ministry. We have an opportunity in this program to take the hand of Jesus Christ and walk with Him toward healing and serenity. The purpose is to free us from life’s hurts, habits, and hangups. By learning the teachings found in the Beatitudes of Jesus, we begin to experience God’s peace. Applying these biblical principles along with helping one another, we will restore and develop stronger relationships with others and with God.

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CELEBRATE RECOVERY

Monday Nights:

6:15PM – Dinner

6:45PM – Worship/Large Group

7:45PM – Small Groups

HOW IT WORKS

Monday night Celebrate Recovery (CR) meetings begin with a complimentary meal and fellowship.  We then come together in a large group setting with worship, teaching, and testimonies. From there, all participants separate into gender-specific, open share groups. In these groups, the participants are encouraged to discuss the teaching and work through life’s issues. Childcare is available for infants. CR Kids, which includes worship, lessons and fun activities, is available for children K-6th grade. CR Students for teens also meets separately for worship, teaching, testimony and gender-specific small group discussion. Those looking to address his or her recovery on a deeper level are encouraged to join an additional, gender-specific, step-study small group. These groups work through the Celebrate Recovery Participant’s guide which is based on the Christ-centered 12 steps and the 8 Principles derived from the Beatitudes in Matthew 5.

RESOURCES

12 Steps

Every step we take on our road to recovery is founded in Scripture. Want to know what the 12 steps are before committing? Check out this link below to understand why we do what we do and how we do it.

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8 Principles of Recovery

These are the 8 helpful and practical ways we journey through the recovery program – something to help hold you accountable.

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Issue Pamplets

Are you wondering what issue(s) you may be struggling with or what the issues that are talked about in CR are? Check out the issue pamplets below

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CONTACT
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Handbook & Welcome Packet

•    The parent must complete the necessary registration forms and pay a non-refundable Annual materials fee. This covers registration fees, book, and materials for class.

•    The parent must provide the center with a pre-school/child immunization certificate, or Blue Slip. This is to be kept updated, if it is not, the center will send out a notice stating that the required immunizations are out dated. The form can be obtained through the health department or your pediatrician.

•    The parent will receive a copy of the policies and procedures and will go over them thoroughly. The parent will sign the Parental Agreement form which indicates policies and procedures and agreed upon fees.

•    All enrollment forms, including a Schedule Information Form, must be completed by the parent and returned to the center by the first day of attendance.

•    Parents of children with special needs or handicaps must inform the director of the child’s condition(s) prior to enrollment so it can be determined if the center can adequately meet the needs of the child. This is necessary for the well being of the child.

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