www.westminsterrecovery.org

   Many people have found help and healing through the spiritual discipline of traditional Twelve-Step programs. Traditional Twelve-Step fellowships are spiritual in nature. They are all descended from Alcoholics Anonymous, and AA has its roots in such early 20th-century Christian groups as the Oxford Movement. Indeed, AA’s early meetings in Akron, Ohio, were essentially Bible studies.
   The traditional wording of the Steps refers to “God as we understood Him.” As Christians, we understand that our Higher Power is Jesus.
   Our congregation is pleased to have AA and Al-Anon meeting at our building. We believe that these fellowships do much good. However, many of us in recovery believe that it is also good to meet together as Christians to encourage one another and to thank God for what He has done in our lives. AA leads us to sobriety, and Al-Anon leads us to serenity, but Jesus is able to lead us to sobriety and serenity as well as give us the Holy Spirit who brings forth love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, fidelity, and self-control in our lives.
   Our Recovery Ministry uses the Celebrate Recovery program.

Celebrate Recovery is a recovery program based on biblical principles with a goal of letting God work through us to provide His healing power through a Christ-Centered Twelve-Step program. This allows people to be "changed" spiritually by working through sound Biblical principles. Celebrate Recovery is an important part of our overall Recovery Ministry.

Recovery Meetings at Westminster Church of Christ 

Sunday, 6:00 pm: Men's Recovery Step Study (Closed Meeting)  

Tuesday, 8:00 pm: AA Meeting   

Tuesday, 8:00 pm: Al-Anon Meeting   

Thursday, 7:00 pm: Celebrate Recovery Open Meeting

NEW Saturday, 8:30 am: Al-Anon Meeting
(Although this meeting is focused on Adult Children of Alcoholics, all are welcome.) 

There's a map with directions to our church building posted at www.westcoc.org.

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