Recovering from Religion

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Recovering from Religion Practical support for people considering a life outside of religious and supernatural belief. Welcome If this is you, we want to help you find your way out.

If you are one of the millions of people who have determined that religion no longer has a place in your life, this may be the right spot for you. Many people love the social support they get from religion, but can’t deal with all the illogical ideas they are required to espouse. It can be difficult to leave a religion because family and culture put so much pressure on us to stay and pretend to believe.

10/08/2026

In 2 Kings 2:23–24, a prophet is mocked for his baldness, curses a group of boys, and two bears immediately maul forty-two of them.

Does a story like that really make sense?

I doubt it.

If you find yourself questioning religious teachings, processing religious trauma, or wondering how to navigate your doubts, you do not have to walk this path alone.

Connect with empathetic, non-judgmental support: visit https://www.recoveringfromreligion.org/ to chat online or call a trained helpline agent for free, confidential guidance.

Having a space where you can speak openly, be understood, and connect with others who have had similar experiences can m...
10/07/2026

Having a space where you can speak openly, be understood, and connect with others who have had similar experiences can make a real difference while navigating life during or after religion.

Recovering from Religion’s peer-led support groups offer a welcoming, judgment-free space for conversation and community. This weekend, join us in Oklahoma City or Nashville, or attend one of several virtual groups—including a women’s virtual support group on Saturday evening.

Find a group that fits your schedule: https://meetings.recoveringfromreligion.org/meetings/

A weekend of connection. A community of support. Memories worth sharing. 🍂💛Our recent Fall Excursion brought us together...
10/06/2026

A weekend of connection. A community of support. Memories worth sharing. 🍂💛

Our recent Fall Excursion brought us together for a weekend centered on connecting and healing. These photos offer a glimpse of that time together—and the people who made it meaningful.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make this gathering special. Wherever you are in your journey with doubt, changing beliefs, or leaving religion, you don’t have to navigate it alone.

Explore all the services Recovering from Religion offers and stay up to date on next year’s Fall Excursion:
https://www.recoveringfromreligion.org/

What has your journey away from religion been like? Whether it brought relief, grief, questions, freedom, or a mixture o...
10/05/2026

What has your journey away from religion been like? Whether it brought relief, grief, questions, freedom, or a mixture of all of those things, you do not have to navigate it alone.

Recovering from Religion’s peer-led support groups offer a welcoming space to connect with people who understand. This week, we’re hosting in-person groups in Perth, Australia, and Kansas City, Missouri, plus virtual groups you can join from anywhere.

Find a support group that works for your schedule: https://meetings.recoveringfromreligion.org/meetings/

What happens when a marriage starts in Bible college, continues through years of ministry and service, but one spouse co...
10/04/2026

What happens when a marriage starts in Bible college, continues through years of ministry and service, but one spouse comes out as an atheist? How does a marriage survive deconstruction, especially when the two halves of the couple seem to be deconstructing in different directions? This week on RfRx, we are joined by Sara and Daniel Dacombe - the mystic and the skeptic - while they talk about the evolution of their relationship from religious to deconstructing and beyond. For individuals who no longer have a shared faith with their partner, and for couples who are experiencing deconstruction in their marriage, this frank discussion will cover what happens when a couple loses the foundation they once had - and how to build something new in its place.
Join us either in Zoom (where you can ask questions), or watch the show live in YouTube. And remember to stay for the Zoom hangout after the show!

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What happens when a marriage starts in Bible college, continues through years of ministry and service, but one spouse co...
10/03/2026

What happens when a marriage starts in Bible college, continues through years of ministry and service, but one spouse comes out as an atheist? How does a marriage survive deconstruction, especially when the two halves of the couple seem to be deconstructing in different directions? This week on RfRx, we are joined by Sara and Daniel Dacombe - the mystic and the skeptic - while they talk about the evolution of their relationship from religious to deconstructing and beyond. For individuals who no longer have a shared faith with their partner, and for couples who are experiencing deconstruction in their marriage, this frank discussion will cover what happens when a couple loses the foundation they once had - and how to build something new in its place.
Join us either in Zoom (where you can ask questions), or watch the show live in YouTube. And remember to stay for the Zoom hangout after the show!

RfRx link:
https://www.recoveringfromreligion.org/rfrx

YouTube link:
https://www.youtube.com//streams

Apply to volunteer with Recovering from Religion:
https://www.recoveringfromreligion.org/volunteer

You don’t have to carry the questions alone.If you are a man questioning your beliefs, changing your relationship with f...
10/02/2026

You don’t have to carry the questions alone.

If you are a man questioning your beliefs, changing your relationship with faith, or finding your footing after religion, you are invited to join Recovering from Religion’s free Men’s Virtual Support Group.

This peer-support space offers an opportunity to connect with others who understand that recovery, deconstruction, and change can look different for everyone.

Saturday, October 3
11 AM–1 PM EDT
Men’s Virtual Support Group #1030
Free to attend

Learn more and register here:
https://meetings.recoveringfromreligion.org/meetings/1030/

You are not alone—and you do not have to figure everything out by yourself.Whether you are questioning, deconstructing, ...
10/01/2026

You are not alone—and you do not have to figure everything out by yourself.

Whether you are questioning, deconstructing, grieving, healing, or simply looking for people who understand, Recovering from Religion peer-support groups offer a welcoming space to connect.

Upcoming groups, October 2–4:

Saturday, October 3: 11 AM–1 PM EDT — Men’s Virtual Group #1030

Saturday, October 3: 2–4 PM PDT — Pacific Northwest In-Person Group

Saturday, October 3: 5–7 PM EDT — Spanish-Speaking Virtual Group

Sunday, October 4: 9–11 AM EDT — Virtual Group #1054

Sunday, October 4: 11 AM–1 PM ACDT — Mount Gambier, Australia, In-Person Group

Sunday, October 4: 12–2 PM EDT — Virtual Group #1034

Sunday, October 4: 6–8 PM PDT — Las Vegas, Nevada, In-Person Group

Sunday, October 4: 7–9 PM EDT — Virtual Group #1035

Find meeting details and a group that fits your schedule: https://www.recoveringfromreligion.org/meetings/

Have you ever wished you could talk with someone who truly understands the challenges of recovering from religion?You ar...
09/29/2026

Have you ever wished you could talk with someone who truly understands the challenges of recovering from religion?

You are not alone. Recovering from Religion peer-support groups offer a welcoming, confidential space to connect, share, listen, and be understood—whether you are questioning, deconstructing, healing, or simply looking for community.

This week’s upcoming group:

Thursday, October 1, 7–9 PM EDT

Virtual Group #1028

Find a group that fits your schedule: https://www.recoveringfromreligion.org/meetings/

It’s okay not to be okay. Some days bring stress, loneliness, uncertainty, or exhaustion—and you do not have to carry it...
09/28/2026

It’s okay not to be okay. Some days bring stress, loneliness, uncertainty, or exhaustion—and you do not have to carry it all by yourself.

The Secular Therapy Project connects people with licensed mental-health professionals who offer compassionate, evidence-based support without religious pressure. Find a therapist who respects your values and worldview at https://www.seculartherapy.org/

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