Hurts. Habits. Hang-ups.
Celebrate Recovery is a Christ-centered, twelve-step program for anyone facing something they can’t face alone. Meets at New Hope on Thursday nights.
A room where nobody is keeping score.
Celebrate Recovery began at Saddleback Church in California in 1991 and now meets in thousands of churches. New Hope is one of them.
The program is built around eight recovery principles drawn from the Beatitudes and the twelve traditional steps. It is designed for anyone walking through hurts, habits, or hang-ups, including addiction, codependency, anger, anxiety, grief, the after-effects of someone else's choices, the slow erosion of a long season.
In small group, some people talk and some listen. You show up, you sit down, and you find out you’re not the only one.
How the evening goes.
Light dinner
5:30 PM
Share a meal and meet a few people before the evening starts.
Worship, lesson & testimonies
6:30 PM
Music, teaching, and people telling the truth about their own lives.
Small groups
7:30 PM
A smaller, confidential room where you can talk or listen.
Solid Rock Café
8:30 PM
Dessert, coffee, and time to keep talking.
Raelene Robinson
Raelene leads Celebrate Recovery at New Hope. She’s the person to reach with any question about what Celebrate Recovery is, what an evening looks like, where to go when you arrive, or whether tonight is the right night to come. Reach her at CR@newhopechurch.net.
Thursdays at 5:30 PM.
No registration. Walk in for dinner. For more on the program itself, the Celebrate Recovery website has a plain-English overview.
We don’t meet on Thanksgiving (November 26) or Christmas Eve (December 24).
If you’re in crisis, please call or text 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.
Celebrate Recovery is peer support and faith-based community. It is not licensed therapy or a substitute for professional mental health care.