Recovery at The Well

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Beginning September 5th
Thursday Night's from 6:45 pm to 8:45 pm

Being well-known by others—in a deep and loving community—changes everything.

Whether you are stuck in your own broken behaviors, the broken behaviors done to you, or the effects of a broken world, Recovery at The Well is a program that walks through 12 Steps into a 16-week process that brings true healing found in Jesus.

 

15-Week Recovery Track
The first track—our more intensive track—is a 15-week Recovery program where we take a deep dive into what’s called the “12 Steps to Recovery” for those who are ready to jump in. In this track, on Thursday nights, participants are a part of a group session, then debrief their week into smaller group cohorts. Additionally, outside of Thursday nights, participants have a mentor (a trusted friend of their choosing) who can hold them accountable throughout the program.

 

Open Share
Also on Thursday nights, we have our second track—our less intensive track—“Open Share,” is a continuous weekly time where you can discuss your brokenness and find encouragement in community with others. As someone who’s been through recovery, one of the things our leaders really wanted this ministry to be is a safe space for everyone. It’s both sad and easy to see that we live in a broken world. Maybe you find yourself stuck because of your own broken behavior…maybe you find yourself stuck because of the broken behavior done to you by others…or maybe a combination of both…recovery is a safe space for you to find healing and hope.

 

We have printed guides for leaders and mentor to use during your weekly meetings, and participants will also be given their own recovery curriculum that includes daily devotionals and scriptures to meditate on for each session.

Where We'll Meet

The Curriculum

Steps to Gospel Recovery shows you how to experience hope and healing amidst sin and suffering. Our curriculum walks through 12 Steps broken into a 16-week process.


Each of these Steps teaches you how to experience a right relationship with God, yourself, others, and the world, and helps you deal with your sin and suffering.
You will be given a booklet which gives you daily Scripture and reflection questions through the 16-week process.

Each participant in Recovery at the Well will be asked to find a mentor. A mentor is someone who's been in your life that you trust to tell you the truth. In traditional recovery programs, they might use the term sponsor. You will want someone who will be honest with you and hold you accountable. This is your recovery, so pick a strong candidate.

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