Celebrate Recovery Green Bay

03/29/2026

We’re looking ahead to tomorrow night, Monday the 29th when Ken will be with us to share his story. It’s a testimony on faithfulness and perseverance, and you’re invited to join us.
Doors open at 5:30 with coffee, tea…etc, and large group starts at 6:00. Plan to stay for the meal at 8:00!

03/26/2026

At CR we know mental heath is important. We have a mental health champion who can sit with you when the emotions are big.
And when you need more help, professional counseling is encouraged; never shamed.

Come find out more this and every Monday

03/14/2026

03/11/2026

Just remember:
You’re never alone.
You don’t have to do this alone.
Nothing you say will freak us out.
Come this Monday night to hear a true story from 2 people who have been in recovery for 10+ years.
They ain’t going back to the old ways, and you don’t have to, either.
Think about it.

03/01/2026

We’re excited to hear from Jessica this week! Bring a friend and join us Monday night at 6:00 because you do not want to miss this!
Doors open at 5:30.

01/05/2026

On Monday January 5th we get to witness something really special. Reda is sharing her story for the very first time, and that takes courage, trust, and a whole lot of faith. This is what Celebrate Recovery is about…real people, real stories, and a God who meets us right where we are. We just have to lean in and listen, so come and bring a friend. It’s going to be amazing!

01/02/2026

Happy New Year!

12/18/2025

We’re excited!!!
No group this Monday night, just lots of food and fun. Can’t wait to see you!

11/10/2025

Guest worship leader Sofia Vargas leads Monday night 11/10!
Doors open at 5:30, and I just want to really encourage you to come.
Come cause you’re scared
Come even though you just got off work and you’re tired
Come even though you’re mad, sad, upset, disappointed or discouraged
Just come. You belong here.
Also….come for the homemade chicken pot pie 🙃

10/08/2025

We often associate transformation stories with rock bottom moments — addiction, scandal, rebellion. But what if your greatest struggle is more invisible? What if pride, self-righteousness, and silent judgment are keeping you from truly living the life God has called you to?

In our newest White Chair Film, Jase Robertson shares the less obvious battles he faced growing up — and how God humbled him, taught him to walk in bold faith, and led him to speak up when it counted most. It’s a powerful reminder that even the “quiet sins” can hold us back from freedom.

His story will challenge your assumptions — and maybe even hit closer to home than you expect.

Watch now: https://watch.iamsecond.com/jase