Celebrate Recovery

by FCFC

Celebrate Recovery is A Christ-Centered Recovery Program
Experience a Safe Place To Find Freedom From Life’s Hurts, Habits & Hang Ups. Sunday 6 – 8 pm

Leadership Training Jan 20-21 Register Free Below

Assembly & Open Share Groups Sunday 6 – 8 pm
Fellowship Meal 1st Sunday of each Month at 5 pm
WOMEN STEP Group meet Wednesday at 6 -8 pm Closed
WOMEN STEP Group meed Thursday at 7-9 pm
MEN STEP Group meet Wednesday at 7-9 pm Closed
MEN STEP Group meets Thursday at 7-9 pm
New Step Studies for both Men & Women will begin sometime in February!

Are you part of this ministry already?
Would you like to train as a leader to help others?
Join our next Training Session by Filling Out the Registration Form below.

Celebrate Recovery CAN:

Provide you a safe place to share your experiences, strengths, and hopes with others who are also going through a Christ-centered recovery.
Provide you with a leader who has gone through a similar hurt, hang-up or habit and who will facilitate the groups as it focuses on a particular Step each week. The leader will also follow Celebrate Recovery’s “Guidelines.”
Provide you with the opportunity to find an Accountability Partner or a Sponsor.
Encourage you to attend other recovery meetings held throughout the week.

Celebrate Recovery Will NOT:

Attempt to offer any professional advice. Our leaders are not counselors. At your request, we can provide you with a list of approved counseling referrals.
Allow its members to attempt to “fix” one another.

Celebrate Recovery Will HELP People with These Issues:

Chemically Dependent
Codependency
Physical/Emotional & Sexual Abuse
Adult Children of Family Dysfunction
Adult Children of Alcoholics
Sexual Addiction
Eating Disorders & Food Addiction
Women’s Love & Relationship Addiction
Codependent Women in a Relationship with a Sexually Addicted Man
Domestic Violence
Recovery from Anger
Financial Recovery
Same Sex Addiction
Divorce & Child Custody Hurts
Emotional Abuse
Death of a Loved One
Loss by Fire or Weather
Fears & Phobias