Everyone has hurts and hang ups… There are broken parts of all of us that God desires to fix. Often, it is this very brokenness that forces us towards emotional and spiritual growth. At Community, we believe that God desires to heal our hurts and help us recover from our hang ups – together, in community.
For a current list of Support and Recovery Groups, see the group lists to the left.
Written by Diane Dassing Monday, August 25, 2008
The change of seasons is right around the corner- didn't summer just begin? It sure seens that way. As our children get back in the swing of school, homework ,and going to bed early, some of us adults may find ourselves getting back into some old habits as well. For many of us some of these habits may not be healthy. I am so thankful for a place like COMMUNITY that has a place like Celebrate The Journey.
Thursday, June 05, 2008
We can confront denial by asking ourselves honestly why we are in denial, asking ourselves what are the benefits to be gained by our denial, and asking ourselves what is too painful to face. (from coping.org)
Friday, May 09, 2008
Have you ever felt that you would just get to making life better when…
Well, stop thinking that! See, God wants to help you make your life better right where you are, no matter what your circumstances might be… hurting or broken or worn down… Jesus wants to show up and make life better.
Quit waiting for things to happen, and ask God to help your life get better right where you are now! And don’t worry about you doing the work, let God help!
Come join us to see what this might be like for you…
Thursday, May 08, 2008
Celebrate The Journey, is a support and recovery ministry that is open to people who are experiencing challenging times. If you are experiencing a broken relationship, grieving a loss or you just want to move on with your life, Celebrate the Journey has a welcoming atmosphere for all who are looking for hope and healing.
Each small group starts with the reading of our Ground Rules. These rules make Celebrate the Journey the safe and supportive place that it is.
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