We all face battles within ourselves, and local churches believe there's no shame in asking for help. That's why five Southeast Missouri churches are now offering Celebrate Recovery meetings, where ...

The Celebrate Recovery program at Russell Springs First Baptist Church is not only helping people overcome addictions, but ...

“Hello! I am a believer, and I struggle with trouble. My name is Jerry.” This simple, honest introduction is how every Celebrate Recovery meeting begins on Signal Mountain — a reminder that everyone ...

Transformation Network and New Life Community Church are partnering to relaunch Celebrate Recovery in Ashland. Celebrate Recovery is a Christ-Centered 12-step recovery program with the goal of helping ...

Celebrate Recovery is a free program that addresses life issues such as anger, chemical addictions, co-dependency and abuse. It is open to everyone in the community who experiences pain, brokenness ...

Hall said LCBC’s Celebrate Recovery leadership team comprises about 10 people, all of whom have undergone an intensive six- to 12-month study of the 12 steps. Following the regular Monday hourlong ...

Damascus Friends Church at 28857 Walnut St. has a chapter of Celebrate Recovery, a national 12-step program. It is Christ-based. At least 100 people are currently going through the many programs ...

Celebrate Recovery, a fast-growing Christian 12-step program, is marking two milestones this fall - its first program in an Oklahoma Catholic church, and the announcement that it will be featured in ...

IRRIGON — Plans are underway to begin a Celebrate Recovery ministry in Irrigon. A Christ-centered 12-step program, Celebrate Recovery focuses on helping people with “hurts, hang-ups and habits” in ...

KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Community members were walking through town Saturday to celebrate substance abuse recovery. Mothers of Hope had their sixth annual Walk to Celebrate Recovery from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., ...

On a recent sunny Monday evening, 80 people walked into Manheim’s LCBC Church to confront the darkness they recognize within themselves. Some struggle with alcoholism, some with drugs, some with sex ...