Crosby Huffman Recovery Outreach

10/15/2026

Freedom to Recovery | Thursdays at 7:00pm - You don’t have to walk through recovery alone. ❤️

Freedom to Recovery is open to anyone who is looking for support, hope, and a path toward lasting freedom. Through a Christian 12-Step program, we create a safe and supportive environment where faith and recovery come together.

Whether you’re facing substance abuse, emotional strongholds, codependency, or simply know you need a change, you’re welcome here. Together, we’ll encourage one another, grow in faith, and discover the freedom that comes through Christ and His Word.

Thursdays at 7:00pm
📍 Crosby Church - Crosby Campus Café
5725 Hwy 90, Crosby, TX 77532

Come as you are. You don’t have to have it all figured out. There’s hope, and you don’t have to walk this road alone.

10/14/2026

ou can love someone without carrying everything for them.

That's a difficult lesson for many of us.

When someone we love is hurting, struggling, making unhealthy choices, or facing consequences, our instinct may be to step in and fix it.

We solve the problem.

Make the excuse.

Pay the bill.

Smooth over the conflict.

Take responsibility for keeping everyone happy.

And sometimes we become so busy managing someone else's life that we stop taking care of our own.

Healthy support doesn't mean abandoning someone.

It means learning the difference between helping someone and taking responsibility for them.

You can encourage.

You can listen.

You can offer resources.

You can set boundaries.

You can love them through difficult consequences.
But you cannot do someone else's healing for them.

Love them. Support them.

But don't lose yourself trying to save them.

10/14/2026

**THIS SATURDAY — Shop for the Cause!**

The wait is almost over.

Join CHRO and Celebrate Recovery this Saturday for the **2nd Annual Shop for the Cause!**

Saturday, October 17, 2026
10:00 AM–3:00 PM
First Baptist Church Huffman
25503 FM 2100, Huffman, TX

Come shop local vendors, enjoy a BBQ plate, bid on silent auction items, bring the kids for free family activities and carnival games, and spend the day supporting recovery in our community.

**Admission is FREE!**

Shop.

Eat.

Bid.

Bring the family.

Support recovery.

Most importantly—**bring a friend and help us fill the campus Saturday!**

Proceeds support Celebrate Recovery, The Landing (Grades 6–12), and Celebration Place (Grades K–5).

**Shop local. Support recovery. Change lives.**

10/13/2026

Your First Celebrate Recovery Meeting

You don't have to walk into Celebrate Recovery and announce what you're struggling with.

You don't have to tell your story.

You don't have to speak during small group.

And nobody expects you to have your life figured out before you arrive.

You'll hear people introduce themselves in different ways.

You'll hear about recovery, faith, struggles, and victories.

You may hear stories that aren't anything like yours—and others that sound surprisingly familiar.

When it's time for Open Share groups, you can simply listen.

What you hear in the group stays there. What you say is your choice.
And if you're nervous?

That's okay too.

A lot of people sitting in that room remember exactly what it felt like to walk through those doors for the first time.

Come as you are. You don't have to recover alone.

10/13/2026

Celebrate Recovery — Recovery for the Whole Family

Addiction and mental health struggles rarely affect only one person.

They touch the entire household.

Spouses learn to walk on eggshells.

Children learn to adapt to instability.

Parents worry, rescue, enable, or try desperately to fix what they cannot control.

Trust gets damaged. Communication breaks down. Anger and resentment grow. Grief settles into places we don't always recognize.

And while so much attention is understandably focused on getting help for the person who is struggling, the rest of the family needs help healing too.

That's one reason we believe so strongly in Celebrate Recovery.

Recovery isn't only about stopping a behavior. It's also about learning healthier ways to live and relate to one another.

Through Celebrate Recovery, families can begin learning how to:

• Set healthy boundaries without abandoning the person they love
• Develop healthier coping skills
• Communicate without constantly reacting from fear, anger, or hurt
• Work through grief, resentment, and forgiveness
• Recognize unhealthy patterns and their own areas that need healing
• Stop trying to control what belongs to someone else
• Build healthier relationships moving forward

And here's something families desperately need to hear:
Your healing does not have to wait for someone else's recovery.

Even if the person you love isn't ready to get help, you can get help.
You can learn.
You can heal.
You can change the atmosphere in your home.
And your children can have a safe place to begin healing too.

At Celebrate Recovery at First Baptist Church Huffman, we're able to offer recovery support for the whole family:

Celebrate Recovery — Adults
Celebration Place — Grades K–5
The Landing — Grades 6–12

Tuesdays | First Baptist Church Huffman
Optional meal — 6:00 PM
Programs — 7:00–9:00 PM
25503 FM 2100, Huffman

One person's struggle can affect the whole family.
Healing can reach the whole family too.

10/13/2026

LAST CALL FOR VENDORS!

We're in the final stretch! The 2nd Annual Shop for the Cause Vendor Market & Community Fundraiser is THIS SATURDAY, and we're making our final call for vendors who want to join us.

📅 Saturday, October 17
⏰ 10:00 AM–3:00 PM
📍 First Baptist Church Huffman
25503 FM 2100, Huffman

Vendor spaces:
Inside with A/C — $40
Outside — $20
And vendors keep 100% of their sales.

Your vendor fee helps support Celebrate Recovery, The Landing (Grades 6–12), and Celebration Place (Grades K–5) while giving you an opportunity to put your products or services in front of our community.

If you've been thinking about joining us, now is the time.

And if you can't participate, please share this post with a vendor, maker, crafter, or small-business owner who might!

IMPORTANT: Vendor registration and payment are handled only through our official Shop for the Cause registration page. CHRO and Celebrate Recovery will not message or comment asking you to send payment for a vendor space.
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10/12/2026

Recovery can change the people around you—even when they aren't in recovery.

When you begin changing, the relationships around you often have to adjust too.

Maybe you used to say yes to everything.

Maybe you were the person everyone called when they wanted to drink or use.

Maybe you avoided conflict, covered for other people, loaned money you couldn't afford, or accepted behavior that hurt you because you were afraid of losing the relationship.

Then recovery begins changing the rules.

You start setting boundaries.

You stop participating in certain situations.

You say no without inventing an excuse.

You become more honest.

And sometimes the people who were comfortable with the old version of you aren't comfortable with the healthier one.

That doesn't automatically mean they're bad people—or that every relationship needs to end.

It means when one person changes, the relationship has to change too.
Give yourself permission to grow, even when other people need time to adjust to your growth.

10/11/2026

There are seasons when we can clearly see what God is doing.

And there are seasons when we can't see anything at all.

We pray.
We wait.

We wonder why the answer hasn't come—or why the answer looks nothing like what we asked for.

Recovery can have those seasons, too. We may be doing the work, making different choices, praying for restoration, and still wondering when things are finally going to change.

Faith doesn't mean we always understand what God is doing.

Sometimes faith is continuing to trust Him while we don't understand.

The story isn't finished just because you can't see what comes next.

“For we live by faith, not by sight.” — 2 Corinthians 5:7

Keep walking.

You don't have to see the whole road to take the next step.

10/10/2026

What if we treated recovery the way we treat other kinds of rebuilding?

When someone's home is damaged by a storm, we don't stand across the street reminding them what it looked like at its worst.

We bring tools.

We help clean up.

We replace what was lost.

We celebrate when another wall goes up.

And we understand that rebuilding takes time.

People rebuilding their lives deserve that same kind of community.
They need opportunities.

Encouragement.

Accountability.

Connection.

And people willing to see who they're becoming—not only who they used to be.

We don't have to pretend the damage never happened to believe something beautiful can be built from what remains.

Don't just watch someone rebuild. Help them build.

That's what a recovery-friendly community looks like.

10/09/2026

You are allowed to be proud of a life that is still under construction.

Sometimes we look at everything that still needs work and forget to notice everything that already has.

The relationship that is slowly healing.

The boundary you finally learned to set.

The apology you made.

The meeting you kept attending.

The morning you woke up without regret.

The situation you handled differently this time.

The person you're becoming may still be a work in progress—but progress deserves to be recognized before the work is finished.

Recovery isn't about arriving at some perfect version of yourself.
It's about continuing to grow.

Be proud of how far you've come—even while you're still becoming.