Celebrate Recovery

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First Baptist Melbourne is excited about offering Celebrate Recovery, a biblical and balanced program to help people overcome all types of habits, hurts and hang-ups. Celebrate Recovery is based on eight principles from the Beatitudes and is built around small group interaction and the fellowship of a caring community.

When Do We Meet?


Meetings are held every Friday night in the Junior High Student Center.

Pizza Dinner is served every First Friday of the month from 6-6:45 pm for $1.00 a slice.

Worship and teaching time is from 7-8:00 PM.

Open Share Groups meet from 8-9:00 PM and refreshments are available until 9:30 PM.

For more information or to make childcare reservations call 321-723-0561.

 

The Purpose Statement of Celebrate Recovery Is:

"To serve God by reaching out to others so that they can step out of denial into God's grace, take an honest and spiritual inventory that will help them get right with God, themselves and others, and that will allow them to grow in Christ while helping others."

What is a Hurt, Habit and Hang-up?

A hurt, habit, or hang-up is something that hinders your walk with God and others.

The feeling of being hurt is an emotional reaction to another person's behavior or to a disturbing situation (abuse, abandonment, codependency, divorce, relationship issues, etc.)

A habit is an addiction to someone or something (alcoholism, drugs, food, jambing, sex, shopping, smoking, etc.)

Hang-ups are negative mental attitudes that are used to cope with people or adversity (anger, depressions, fear, forgiveness, etc,)

Celebrate Recovery provides you with a safe place to get real about your hurts, habits, and hang-ups.

CELEBRATION STATION IS Here!!!! 

Our children’s program for ages 1st – 6th graders has begun!!!  Celebration Station covers the same topics Celebrate Recovery covers—just translated into language and experiences kids can understand. Celebration Station is truly a celebration of the joy in life, the wonder of God’s love, and the promises of the future. Kids will experience sessions on topics such as denial, powerlessness, forgiveness, mercy, grace, and more—at their age level.