Cross talk is when two individuals engage in a dialogue, excluding all others. We become free from our addictive, compulsive and dysfunctional behaviors. Much peace and love to you all, The Celebrate Recovery Team. It avoids sidetrack discussions, preaching, rambling and the dispensation of amateur advice. Please know that any and all correspondence will remain confidential). There are no dues or fees to participate in Celebrate Recovery. These groups will be formed from existing groups from a local ministry.
Worship starts at 6:30PM, and small groups begin at 7:35PM. The Small Group Guidelines are one of the most important and distinctive features of the ministry designed to create such a safe environment. THE JOURNEY CONTINUES. Small Groups meet from 7:30-8:30pm. We made a decision to turn our wills and our lives over to the care of God. They meet on a different day of the week, and require a 12-week (3 month) commitment to go through the steps with the same group of people. Open Share groups meeting each week at Lighthouse: • Men's Open Share Groups: Sexual Issues, Anger/Co-Dependency, Chemical Addictions. This creates a safe, open, atmosphere for everyone to speak, and we want to protect that. This freedom creates peace, serenity, joy and most importantly, a stronger personal relationship with God and others. This is called gossip. Should a situation fall outside of the scope of peer support, the Celebrate Recovery team will refer that individual to professional and or medical treatment.
A free hot dinner is provided every Thursday at 6:15pm in the SPV Cafe, worship begins at 7:00pm! Designed to make the sharing SAFE and productive for everyone. Is celebrate recovery for you (or someone you know)? Even our best intentions can lead a person down a wrong path. Limit your sharing to three to five minutes, so everyone has an opportunity to share — and to ensure that one person does not dominate the group sharing time.
Celebrate Recovery offers a safe place to pursue freedom from your hurts, habits and hang-ups. What is the difference between Open Share and Step Study groups? I admit that I am powerless to control my tendency to do the wrong thing and that my life is unmanageable. As Pastor Rick Warren says, "We all have sinned, we've all fallen short, we've all been hurt, and we've all hurt others. Here you will find that we focus on God's healing power through worship, prayer and application of God's Word to our lives in the context of fellowship with others. For more info please call: (405) 224-5196.
The only exception is if anyone threatens harm to themselves or someone else. Always keep your sharing focused on your own thoughts and feelings. Cross talk is when two or more people engage in a conversation that excludes or interrupts others. In recovery we recommend you attend as many Celebrate Recovery's as possible because it creates accountability, and keeps Jesus at the center of your vision. We learn to use "I" "me" and "my" statements and avoid "you" or "we". Celebrate Recovery Luverne is a ministry of Celebration Ministries. RSVP: Please fill out & submit the form below. It eliminates cross talk. The CRCR guidelines must be used every time. Instead, use your language to build each other up in love.
Have you been secretly hoping for a safe place to share your struggles and begin healing? All members are committed to being alone in the room they are in. WHAT'S A STEP STUDY? This guideline gives everyone a fair chance to air his or her own issues. Sexual Addiction: Adultery, Pornography, etc. All members must be on camera. Controlling Personality.
We are here to support one another, not "fix" one another. RULE 5 – Offensive language has no place in a Christ- centered group. Anonymity and confidentiality are basic requirements of our ministry. We do not offer book or counselor referrals. Use "I" and "me" statements. The group is open for newcomers to join until the group reaches the fourth step, when the group is closed for the duration of the steps. If professional advice is required, referrals may be made. Our hurts, habits and hang-ups are like spiritual illnesses. It creates enough time for everyone to have a turn.
Although each of our group leaders has a caring heart, they are not equipped to offer in-depth counseling or clinical therapy. For instance, see this long list of Hurts, Habits and Hang-ups. Everyone must honor these guidelines throughout the meetings.