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Archway Recovery, Salvation Army, Windsor Street, Rhyl (2026)

11/03/2026

Are you or someone you love struggling with addiction? You are not alone. 💜🧡

Archway Recovery is on today
(Wednesday) 5pm to 7pm
📍 The Salvation Army, Windsor Street, Rhyl

If you or someone you love is struggling, please know there is hope and recovery is possible.

Archway is a peer led recovery community, run by recovered addicts, alcoholics and gamblers who now live a new way of life and want to share hope through their lived experience.

You are welcome to come along just as you are. There is nothing to be nervous about.

If it’s your first time, one of our team will be there to welcome you so you don’t have to walk in alone. 🤝

What we offer at Archway Recovery

• Group check ins
• Educational recovery sessions
• Personal testimonies and recovery speakers
• Practical recovery activities
• Support for family, friends and loved ones

All within a safe, non judgemental space.

We also have our Archway Together WhatsApp group to help people stay connected and supported between our Wednesday sessions.

Archway Recovery is a Christian recovery community, but you do not need to have faith or any belief to attend. Everyone is welcome.

If you’re wondering whether recovery might be possible for you, come along, listen, and spend some time with us.

If you’re a family member or loved one worried about someone struggling with addiction, please know you are welcome here too.

“Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.”
Romans 12:2

You never have to face addiction alone again.
Together, we can recover. 🙏

If you feel this message could help someone, please share this post. Someone you know might need to see it today.❤️

08/03/2026

🌸 International Women’s Day Archway Recovery🌸

Today we celebrate the incredible women who are the heart of our Archway Recovery community.

On this International Women’s Day we want to honour and recognise the amazing women in our recovery community.

Women who have walked through addiction and found a new way of life.
Women who stand beside husbands, children, friends and loved ones battling addiction.
Women who show courage, compassion and strength every single day.

Behind the scenes there are women quietly showing up week after week listening, encouraging, praying, supporting and helping others find hope again.

Today we recognise the courage of women in recovery and the strength of the women who stand beside them.

To every woman fighting for recovery.
To every woman supporting someone she loves.
To every woman who walks through our doors searching for hope.

You are seen.
You are valued.
You are appreciated.

Their strength helps others believe recovery is possible.

And to the woman who may still be struggling today there is hope.

“God is within her, she will not fall.”
Psalm 46:5

With love and gratitude,
From all of us at Archway Recovery

🌸 Happy International Women’s Day to all the women in recovery and the women who stand beside them. 🙏

02/03/2026

✨ This Wednesday at Archway Recovery – An Evening of Real Recovery ✨

23 years sober.

This week we are honoured to welcome Patrick as he speaks about his journey from alcoholism to long term recovery.

Before 2003 his life included prison sentences, serious ill health and relapse. He tried to stop and could not. He felt trapped in a cycle he could not break.

In desperation he walked into a 12 step fellowship. A recovered man sponsored him and showed him a clear programme of action.

With willingness, honesty and support his life began to change.

It was not quick. It was not easy. But it was real.
And it has lasted.

Patrick is now a born again Christian and was baptised alongside his wife, something that once would have felt impossible.

Today he stands as living proof that recovery and restoration are possible.

This will be an honest and open evening with space to listen, reflect and connect.

If you feel curious, tired, confused or stuck, there is hope.

“I will restore you to health and heal your wounds,” declares the Lord.
Jeremiah 30:17

📍 Salvation Army, Windsor Street, Rhyl
🕔 Wednesday 5pm to 7pm

5.00 to 6.00pm First session
6.00 to 6.15pm Break
6.15 to 7.00pm Patrick speaks

Light refreshments available.☕️🍪

We support anyone affected by alcohol, drugs or gambling, and family members and loved ones are warmly welcome.🧡

If addiction has been convincing you that you cannot break free, come and see what recovery looks like in real life.

Together, we can recover.🙏💜

02/03/2026

FOUR YEARS SOBER 🎉

This week we celebrate something powerful 🙌

Brian is celebrating 4 years of continued sobriety from alcoholism.

Four years ago his life was unmanageable, lonely, dark and unbearable. After more than 20 years battling alcoholism, he knew the torment of wanting to stop, trying to stop and relapsing. Early recovery was not easy. There were setbacks. There were painful lessons. But he refused to give up 💪

Today Brian stands four years sober ✨

An ex RAF serviceman who once struggled in silence now shows up every week at Archway Recovery without fail, giving back what was freely given to him. He facilitates sessions, sponsors other men through the 12 Steps, works alongside probation and is studying to become a counsellor.

Brian is now a born again Christian, faithfully serving at his local church in Kinmel Bay ⛪ leading Bible studies and prayer meetings and helping other men find hope where once there was despair.

His life is living proof of this promise:

“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has gone, the new is here!”
2 Corinthians 5:17 ✝️

Four years ago he felt broken.
Today he lives in freedom 🕊️

If you are reading this and feel stuck, tired or defeated, please know this… change is possible. Recovery is real. A new way of life is available 🤍

We are so proud of you, Brian 🙏
With love and respect from all of us at Archway Recovery ❤️

23/02/2026

If you’re wondering whether recovery works it does. Just look at this. 🧡

🌟 February Celebration at Archway Recovery 🌟

This month we are so proud to shine a light on one of our own 💜

Tommy is celebrating 12 months of continued sobriety.
One full year of a brand new way of life ✨

Just a year ago, Tommy walked through the doors of Archway Recovery, encouraged and maybe slightly persuaded by his mum to come along. Life had become an unmanageable mix of chaos, unhappiness and the exhausting cycle of addiction. Like many who first arrive, he came through the door unsure, reluctant and feeling pretty hopeless.

Tommy now laughs about how he did not really want to come that first night, but he was desperate enough to try. And thank God he did 🙏

From the beginning, Tommy showed real willingness and honesty. He accepted support, stayed connected, kept an open mind and allowed something new to begin. The change we have witnessed since has been incredible.

✨ A miracle has taken place.
🌱 A life has been rebuilt.
🧡 Hope has been restored.

Over the past year Tommy has rebuilt relationships, restored his health and created a life filled with purpose and stability. He even trained for and ran the Chester Marathon with his mum to raise money for Archway Recovery.

Today we see a different Tommy. A man who is present, dependable and rebuilding the relationships that matter most. He is showing up for his family, his work and those around him with honesty, care and consistency. The quiet transformation in his character and the way he lives today speaks for itself 💜

And if you know Tommy, you will know he has not lost that personality.
A natural joker with a warm personality who loves a chat and brings laughter wherever he goes. He now welcomes newcomers through our doors and helps others feel at ease 💬
The same man who once did not want to walk in now stands inside helping others do the same.

Recovery has not only transformed Tommy’s life but also his heart. He is now a born again Christian with a deep passion for reading his Bible and the Scriptures. His growing faith and love for God has become a powerful foundation in his new way of living.

Tommy is now part of the Archway team, supporting others and showing by his life that recovery truly is possible.

If you’re struggling right now, please know this. It can start with simply walking through the door. 🧡

📍 Salvation Army, Windsor Street, Rhyl
🕰️ Wednesdays 5pm to 7pm

We are so proud of you Tommy 💜
Your journey is proof that no one is too far gone and it is never too late.

Recovery works.
Lives can change.
And together, we can recover. 🧡

“He lifted me out of the pit of despair and set my feet on solid ground.”
Psalm 40:2🙏✝️

With love from all of us at
Archway Recovery 🧡

16/02/2026

A warm welcome awaits at Archway Recovery.

We are a peer led recovery community based in Rhyl supporting anyone affected by addiction including alcohol drugs or gambling. We also welcome family members friends and loved ones who are living alongside addiction and looking for understanding and support.

Whether you are new to recovery returning again or simply looking for connection you are welcome to come along and sit with us. Archway is built on lived experience honesty unity and hope. Each week we gather in fellowship to support one another strengthen recovery and remind each other that change is possible.

Wednesdays 5–7pm
Salvation Army Windsor Street Rhyl

“Let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds not giving up meeting together.”
Hebrews 10:24–25

Together we can recover 🧡💜

02/02/2026

🧡🤍 ARCHWAY RECOVERY – NEWCOMERS WELCOME WEEK 🧡🤍

This Wednesday, Archway Recovery is meeting at the Salvation Army for a warm, open evening with a special welcome for anyone joining us for the first time.

🕔 5:00–7:00pm
📍 Windsor Street, Rhyl

This session is for anyone who hasn’t yet attended, has been thinking about coming for a while, or simply wants to find out more in a safe, relaxed way.

The evening will be welcoming and pressure-free. Some people come to chat, others just take it in quietly both are welcome here.

In the second half, we’ll gently give extra space for connection, conversation, clarity, reassurance and questions, while keeping the whole session open and inclusive.

☕ Refreshments and light snacks provided
👥 Family members, friends and loved ones very welcome

You don’t have to have it all figured out to come along everyone is welcome, just as they are 🧡🤍

“Therefore welcome one another as Christ has welcomed you, for the glory of God.”
Romans 15:7

All are welcome.
Together, we can recover.🧡💜

26/01/2026

How to get in touch with Archway Recovery🤝

If you’re struggling, thinking about recovery, or supporting someone you love, you don’t have to face it alone. We know walking through the doors for the first time can feel daunting, so there are gentle, private ways to reach out too …in whatever way feels safest for you.

There is no judgement here. Our team is peer-led with lived experience of addiction and recovery. We understand, because we’ve been there too.

You can contact Archway Recovery by:

📞 07563 535091 (Monday–Friday, 8am–8pm)
📧 together@archwayrecovery.co.uk
💬 Facebook Messenger – Archway Recovery
💜 WhatsApp group – Archway Together

You’re welcome to message or email us at any time, and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can.

Our website will also be launching at the end of February.

“Two are better than one… If either of them falls down, one can help the other up.” – Ecclesiastes 4:9–10

You are not alone. And you don’t have to do this by yourself.

Together, we can recover. 🧡🤍

26/01/2026

🤍🧡 This Wednesday – something new begins at Archway Recovery 🧡🤍

We’re excited to launch our new monthly interview series sharing real recovery stories, real change, and real hope:

Through the Archway – Recovery Episodes 🎙️

🎤 Episode 1 – Brad
4 months in recovery from ketamine
📍 Salvation Army, Rhyl

🕰️ Session times:
• Doors open 4:30pm – fellowship & refreshments
• Session One 5:00–6:00pm
• Break 6:00–6:15pm
• Through the Archway episode 6:15–7:00pm

Everybody is welcome 🤍

“The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.” – John 1:5

Together, we can recover. 🧡🤍

26/01/2026

🤍🧡 Celebrating 🧡🤍
Eve’s 9-month recovery milestone 🙌🙏🕊️

Yesterday, 25th January, our friend and team member Eve celebrated nine months in recovery from co***ne addiction.🙏

Eve came to Archway Recovery nine months ago broken, ashamed, and stuck in addiction. Today, the change in her life is beautiful to see.💫❤️

Her recovery hasn’t come from willpower, but from working a 12 Step programme, coming to believe in a Power greater than herself, and treating addiction as the illness it is.

She is now a valued part of our team, giving her time and heart to help the still-suffering alcoholic, addict, and gambler who walks through our doors.

Eve, we are so proud of you. Your journey is living proof that recovery truly does work.

“He lifted me out of the pit of despair… and set my feet on a rock.” – Psalm 40:2

A huge well done on your nine months of Recovery
💜🧡🥳

With love,
from all of us at Archway Recovery 🤍

Together, we can recover. 🧡

19/01/2026

🤍🧡 We’re so excited to share this…
Something new is launching here at Archway Recovery 🧡🤍

Through the Archway – Recovery Episodes🎙️
A new monthly interview series about the first steps into recovery – with real questions, honest answers, and real hope.

For anyone who feels unsure, stuck, or quietly wondering if change is possible.

🎉 Our very first episode launches on Wednesday 28th January

🎙 Episode 1 – Brad | 4 months in recovery from ketamine
📍 Salvation Army, Rhyl

Brad is part of our Archway family and our first guest, sharing honestly about early recovery to offer hope to others who may be struggling.

Shared with Brad’s full consent 🤍

Episodes will be shared on Instagram and on our website launching in February.

🤍 Join Archway Together 💜 – our new WhatsApp support community
A safe, supportive space to stay connected, reach out for help, and not feel alone in recovery.

“The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.” — John 1:5

Together, we can recover. 🧡🤍

19/01/2026

🤍🧡 This Wednesday at Archway Recovery
Beth’s Recovery Testimony 🧡🤍

Beth is turning six years sober this year from alcoholism and will be sharing an honest recovery testimony about what addiction was like, what helped her change, and what life looks like now.

She came into a 12 step fellowship broken but willing. Today she is free, self employed and running her own creative business, recently engaged, part of Festival Church in Towyn, and a born again Christian who believes God restored her life. She now gently gives her time to support and encourage others who are finding their way in recovery and faith, walking alongside them with the same compassion she was once shown.

Her journey is living proof that recovery works and that no one is beyond hope.

Archway Recovery is open to everyone.
No referral. No judgement. No pressure.

You will be welcomed by a team with lived experience, men and women who have walked through addiction themselves and now live free.

“I will give you a new heart and put a new spirit in you.” Ezekiel 36:26 ✨

🕔 Doors open 4:30pm
📍 Salvation Army, Rhyl

If you are struggling, tired, or unsure where to turn, you are so welcome.

🤍🧡 Together, we can recover 🧡🤍

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