Wib Wib Ministries

04/02/2026

Powerful

equipping leaders to share their faith in their places of influence

03/17/2026

Thank you for being the place that helped us grow and find guidance on life

On any given Sunday, we come alongside one another in our struggles,
celebrate victories as a community, and challenge each other to live out our faith.

One of the things that makes Waypoint unique is the element of “Praise and Prayer” on Sunday mornings. During this portion of the Sunday service, we talk about three areas of our lives:

Where do you need God to show up?
Where have you seen Christ work?
Where is the Holy Spirit at work through you?

No one is required to speak, and sharing is entirely voluntary. We invite you to come see it for yourself and experience a genuine community caring for one another.

03/08/2026

Good morning 🌞

01/21/2026

Peer Support Services

At Wib Wib Foundation, peer support is a core part of how we help individuals build a strong foundation in early recovery. Peer support connects people who are navigating recovery with trained individuals who have lived experience of substance use, mental health challenges, and the recovery process itself.

Peer support is grounded in empathy, understanding, and shared experience. Unlike clinical services, peer support is non-judgmental and relationship-based, offering encouragement, hope, and practical guidance from someone who has “been there” and understands the challenges of early recovery firsthand.

What Is Peer Support?

Peer support involves one-on-one and group connections with certified peer support specialists who are actively engaged in their own recovery. Peers walk alongside participants, offering emotional support, accountability, resource navigation, and real-life strategies for managing triggers, stress, and daily challenges. The focus is on empowerment, self-advocacy, and building confidence in recovery.

Why Peer Support Matters in Early Recovery

Early recovery can feel overwhelming and isolating. Peer support helps bridge the gap between treatment and long-term stability by providing consistent, relatable support during a critical time. Having someone who understands the ups and downs of recovery can:
• Reduce feelings of isolation and shame
• Increase motivation and hope
• Strengthen coping skills and problem-solving
• Encourage engagement in treatment and community resources
• Support long-term recovery and relapse prevention

At Wib Wib Foundation, we believe recovery is not meant to be done alone. Peer support fosters connection, belonging, and resilience—helping individuals move forward with confidence, purpose, and support.

12/21/2025

Showing support

Little over a week away from Christmas on West Blvd. Please support our Annual Toy & Gift Drive. We headed out on Christmas Day to bless 100's of children throughout the West Blvd corridor.

12/16/2025

Christina Reynolds Young. Brian Charles Stoeckel

11/26/2025

Come join us for a sober night of fun and fellowship

10/27/2025

Wib Wib together we are helping our community learn skills to be self supporting

10/19/2025

What we do when we are taking a break from fallowing God

07/17/2025

Giving back to my community

07/17/2025

Community outreach❤️‍🔥

07/14/2025

3 single rooms available