Celebrate Recovery Chatham-Kent

10/30/2026

10/26/2026

Lesson 4: Sanity and Chip night!
The "Y" in Sanity is ... Your Higher Power, Jesus Christ, loves you just the way you are.
No matter what you’ve done in the past, God wants to forgive it.
“But God demonstrates His own love for us in this: While we
were still sinners, Christ died for us.” — Romans 5:8
You don’t have to fix yourself before coming to Him — just come.

10/19/2026

Tomorrow we will listen as Sean describes his life story from his early years as a scared child all the way through the consequences of his choices as an adolescent and adult. He shares how God never gave up on him and how he was led back to his Savior through the help of Celebrate Recovery and AA.

10/12/2026

As we gather this Thanksgiving season, we’re reminded of how much there is to be thankful for—even in the middle of struggles, hurts, and circumstances we may not understand.

This week at Celebrate Recovery, we’re looking at Lesson 3: HOPE.

Hope is more than wishing things will get better. Hope is believing that change is possible and trusting that God is at work, even when we can’t yet see the outcome.

Maybe this Thanksgiving finds you in a season of joy. Maybe you’re carrying hurt, loss, addiction, fear, or uncertainty. Wherever you are, there is hope. Your story isn’t over. God can bring healing, freedom, and restoration into the places where we feel stuck.

This Thanksgiving, let’s remember what God has already brought us through—and look with hope toward what He is still doing.

Come join us at Celebrate Recovery

10/08/2026

WHAT IS A STEP STUDY?
Maybe you’ve heard us talk about a “Step Study” and thought…
What exactly is that? And is it for me?
A Step Study is where we take the 12 Steps and 8 Recovery Principles of Celebrate Recovery and actually work through them… one step at a time.
It’s more than attending a meeting.
It’s a small, confidential group where you have the opportunity to slow down, dig deeper and allow God to show you what’s underneath the hurts, habits and hang-ups you’ve been carrying.

And you don’t have to have an addiction to need one.
Some people walk into a Step Study because of anger.
Some because of grief.
Some because of codependency.
Some because of anxiety, control, shame, resentment, relationship struggles or childhood wounds.
And some just know…
“There are things in my life I’m tired of carrying.”
A Step Study isn’t about fixing yourself overnight.
It’s about giving God access to the places you’ve spent years trying to manage on your own.
You come as you are… and you walk the journey with people who are doing the same.
That’s a Step Study

10/07/2026

Starting this week at Gregory Drive Church

10/05/2026

Tomorrow night at Celebrate Recovery, We have the privilege of hearing Rebecca T. share a little of her story—and even more importantly, what God has done in the middle of it.

Because testimonies aren't about having the perfect story. They're about a faithful God.

A God who meets us in our hurts, habits, and hang-ups. A God who doesn't waste our mess, who doesn't give up on us, and who can bring hope into places we thought were beyond repair.

7:00 PM — Large Group: Testimony
8:00 PM — Open Share Groups
8:30 PM --- Cafe

Come as you are.
You are not too broken.
Your story is not too messy.
And you are definitely not alone.

Come join us!

09/28/2026

Come be with us this Tuesday night:At Celebrate Recovery, we use recovery chips as a way to CELEBRATE milestones in our journey of healing and growth.
We all carry hurts, and those hurts can often lead to hang-ups—patterns of thinking or behaving that hold us back. To cope, many of us have developed unhealthy habits as a form of self-medication.

But the good news is this: God is at work in our lives—healing, restoring, and redeeming.

Let’s give thanks to God for His faithfulness and continue walking this road together—one day at a time.

09/23/2026

Every recovery journey has a beginning.

For many of us, this blue chip represents something much bigger than what we can hold in our hands. It represents a decision to take that first step to admit that we need help, to stop trying to do life alone, and to begin trusting Jesus Christ with our recovery.

You don’t have to have everything figured out before you walk through the doors of Celebrate Recovery. You don’t need 30 days, 90 days, or years of recovery behind you. You just need a Day 1.

Maybe today is your Day 1.

At Celebrate Recovery, you can experience hope and healing from life’s hurts, hang-ups, and habits while Jesus Christ leads the way.

The journey begins with one step. Are you ready to take yours?