Join us Thursdays at the Chapel at Crossings Community Church. Dinner (pizza by the slice) available from 5:30-6:20pm.
in the Atrium, followed by worship in the Chapel at 6:30pm. Newcomers and share groups immediately following worship services.
04/07/2026
Healing in support groups happens through a mix of human connection, shared experience, structure, and psychological processes.
🤝 Shared experiences reduce isolation.
Pain can make people feel alone.
Hearing similar experiences from others helps people:
• Normalize their feelings
• Understand that their reactions are not “crazy” or “wrong”
• Build a sense of belonging
On this Easter Sunday, we celebrate the greatest promise of all: new life.
The same power that rolled the stone away is still restoring lives, breaking chains, and bringing freedom today. ✝️✨
In Celebrate Recovery, we’re reminded that we don’t have to stay buried in our past, our hurts, or our addictions. Because Jesus lives, hope lives. Because He rose, we can rise too—one day at a time, one step at a time.
No matter where you are on your recovery journey, Easter declares this truth loud and clear:
Your story isn’t over. God is still working. Restoration is real. Freedom is possible.
Wishing everyone in CR and beyond a resurrection morning filled with peace, courage, and the unshakable hope that comes from our Risen Savior.
He is risen… and so are we. 💛🙌
04/03/2026
✨ Good Friday Reflections ✨
Today we pause and remember the depth of love shown to us by Jesus on Good Friday—love willing to carry our burdens, our brokenness, and our sin all the way to the cross.
Though this day can feel heavy, it’s also filled with incredible hope. The story doesn’t end in darkness. Even in our hardest moments, God is working, redeeming, and preparing resurrection in places we cannot yet see.
May we find peace in knowing that His sacrifice was for us, His love is unshakable, and His promise still stands: Sunday is coming.
Praying you feel the nearness of Christ today and the hope that only He can give. ✝️💛
04/01/2026
"Healing in support groups happens through a mix of human connection, shared experience, structure, and psychological processes.
🌱 Support groups help participants feel seen and understood.
Feeling validated can be one of the biggest sources of healing.
When others nod, relate, or share a similar story, it reduces shame, isolation, and self-blame. Validation calms the nervous system and increases a sense of safety. It helps people realize, "I'm not the only one."
Join our Share Groups! All our welcome!
This Thursday, April 2, 2026, Share Groups will meet at 8 pm
Our Maundy Thursday Service will be in the Venue from 7-8pm
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04/01/2026
Join us this Thursday, April 2 at 7 PM in the Venue for our Maundy Thursday service as we remember Jesus’ example of love, humility, and sacrifice.
We will NOT be having our regular CR in the chapel, but will have share groups at 8 pm, and desserts in the chapel hall following share groups.
All are welcome.
03/26/2026
💬 Telling your story in a safe space promotes healing!
Speaking something out loud:
• Organizes the experience
• Helps process emotions
• Releases internal pressure
• Reduces shame
Support groups provide a structured place where sharing feels safe rather than risky.
Everyone is welcome. Join us for safe, healthy, healing connections.
03/23/2026
⭐ Celebrate Recovery – Lesson: ACTION ⭐
Healing doesn’t happen by accident — it happens by ACTION.
Sometimes the next right step is small, sometimes it feels huge… but every step forward opens the door to the freedom God has for us.
This week at Celebrate Recovery, we’re unpacking the lesson ACTION — a reminder that recovery isn’t just something we hope for; it’s something we do. When we trust God and take practical steps toward change, He meets us right where we are.
💛 You don’t have to take every step today. Just take the next right one.
And you don’t have to take it alone.
📅 March 26, 2026
📍 Crossings Chapel
⏰ 6:30 pm
Everyone is welcome. Let this be the week you take action toward a better tomorrow. 🙌
03/19/2026
🧠 Healing communities allow perspectives to shift.
As people listen to others further along in their healing, they gain:
* Hope that change is possible
* New ways of thinking about their own challenges
* Alternate approaches to coping
This creates cognitive reframing—seeing your situation through a kinder, broader lens.
03/17/2026
🎤 Testimony Night at Celebrate Recovery 🙌
Real stories. Real hope. Real healing.
Join us this week as Debbie B shares her powerful story of how God transformed her life. 💬❤️
Whether you’re in the middle of your own recovery journey or just need a reminder that healing is possible, this night is for YOU.
You don’t want to miss this!
🗓️ March 19, 2026
⏰ 6:30 PM
📍 Crossing Church - Chapel
"Humble yourselves before the Lord, and he will lift you up." James 4:10
03/12/2026
Healing in support groups happens through a mix of human connection, shared experience, structure, and psychological processes. What actually creates healing in these groups?
🌱 1. Feeling Seen and Understood (Validation)
🤝 2. Shared Experience Reduces Isolation
🧠 3. Perspective Shifts
💬 4. Telling Your Story in a Safe Space
🌟 5. Practicing Vulnerability and Trust
🎯 6. Learning Practical Coping Skills
🌱 7. Giving Support is Healing Too
💞 8. Hope
Healing in community is about relationships, empathy, and human connection.
03/10/2026
⭐ Social Post for Celebrate Recovery – Lesson: TURN ⭐
Sometimes the hardest step in healing is simply choosing to turn — turn away from old habits, turn toward hope, and turn our lives over to the One who can truly restore us.
This week at Celebrate Recovery, we’re diving into the powerful lesson TURN — a reminder that real change begins when we stop relying on our own strength and start trusting God with our hurts, hang‑ups, and habits.
🙏 You don’t have to have it figured out. You just have to be willing to turn.
Join us for encouragement, community, and a safe place to heal.
📅 March 12, 2026
📍 Crossings Chapel
⏰ 6:30 pm
Everyone is welcome. Your turning point could start here. 💛
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03/09/2026
Crossings Celebrate Recovery is proud to announce its latest share group offering for women: Survivors of Physical, Sexual, and Emotional Abuse - including narcisistic abuse!
💬 Telling your story can feel scary, but in a safe space, it brings healing.
Speaking something out loud:
* Organizes the experience
* Helps process emotions
* Releases internal pressure
* Reduces shame
Support groups provide a structured place where sharing feels safe rather than risky.
Join us on Thursday nights for safe communities and healing relationships. You won't regret it!
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WELCOME TO AN AMAZING LIFE-TRANSFORMING EXPERIENCE
Celebrate Recovery (CR) has helped millions of people find healing from life’s hurts, habits and hang-ups for more than 25 years; leading them to discover new levels of care, acceptance, trust and grace.
The purpose of Celebrate Recovery is to fellowship with one another and celebrate God’s healing power in our lives. Through the eight recovery principles based on the Beatitudes and 12 Steps, with their biblical comparisons, this experience allows us to be changed. By working and applying these biblical principles, we begin to grow spiritually.
CR GROUPS WILL:
• Provide a safe, confidential place to share your experiences and struggles with others going through a Christ-centered recovery program.
• Provide you with a leader who has gone through similar problems and who will facilitate the group as it focuses on a principle each week.
• Provide you with the opportunity to find a sponsor and accountability partners.
CR GROUPS WILL NOT:
• Allow members to attempt to “fix” one another.
• Allow others to judge you or your circumstances.
• Attempt to offer any professional clinical advice.
