Recovery is for anyone willing to admit they aren’t always living freely in the identity God has given them and need help. We meet weekly throughout the fall and spring to pursue gospel healing and transformation together.
A typical meeting includes a gospel-centered teaching or a personal testimony, followed by breaking out into gender-specific groups called Open Shares. During these groups, you’re invited to share your sins, sufferings, and victories in this confidential space. No registration is required.
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Weekly gatherings don’t require any registration before attending. During these meetings, you’ll hear a gospel-centered teaching or a personal story of gospel transformation before breaking into gender-specific groups. In these small groups, you’re invited to openly share about your sin, suffering, and victories in a safe, confidential environment.
Rhythms of Recovery is a 14-week semesterly discipleship experience that consists of closed discipleship groups. You will walk through a specific curriculum alongside the same gender-specific group during the weekly gatherings and meet with an advocate weekly outside of Recovery meetings. Registration for this program typically opens one month in advance to those who are regularly attending our weekly gatherings.
We do not provide childcare at weekly gatherings. If this is a hindrance for you, please email us at recovery@austinstone.org
No, you can simply show up to any meeting! We’d love to have you.
Weekly gatherings are from 6:45–8:45pm on Mondays at the St. John Campus and Tuesdays at the North Campus and South Campus.
Recovery Ministry hosts open meetings in the spring and fall semesters that include our open-share groups. Typically, the only time we do not meet is the week of Christmas. However, our Rhythms of Recovery groups are closed groups that open semesterly and last for 14 weeks.
No, we ask that all attendees to our weekly gatherings and programs be 18 years or older, as we often discuss mature content.
