Recovery Ministry at The Austin Stone

Finding hope and healing in Jesus

What is Recovery Ministry?

Recovery Ministry at The Austin Stone exists to help those struggling with their own sin, healing from sin done to them, or navigating the effects of living in a broken world to find hope and healing in Jesus. Recovery isn’t just for “those” people. It’s for all of us—a safe place where it’s okay to not be okay.

What We Do

Whether you're struggling with pornography, grief, alcoholism, same-sex attraction, loss, drugs, apathy, depression, anxiety, self-image, anger, lust, the fear of others, chronic pain, hopelessness, abuse, shame, or anything else, you are welcome here.

What We Do

Whether you're struggling with pornography, grief, alcoholism, same-sex attraction, loss, drugs, apathy, depression, anxiety, self-image, anger, lust, the fear of others, chronic pain, hopelessness, abuse, shame, or anything else, you are welcome here.

Take the first step in finding hope and healing in Jesus by joining us at one of our weekly gatherings. During the first hour, we spend time together and hear a gospel-centered teaching or a personal story of gospel transformation before breaking off into gender-specific small groups.

In these groups, you’re invited to openly share about your sin, suffering, and victories in a safe, confidential environment. In addition to our weekly gatherings, we host various studies and issue-specific groups throughout the year.

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Recovery

Team

Hannah Johnson

Recovery Ministries Associate

Brad Peterson

Recovery Ministries Director

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Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between the weekly gatherings and Steps to Gospel Recovery?

Our weekly gatherings are open year round and don’t require any registration prior to 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.

Steps to Gospel Recovery is a 15-week semesterly discipleship experience that consists of closed discipleship groups. Registration for this program typically opens one month in advance to those who are regularly attending our weekly gatherings.

Is childcare available at the weekly gatherings? Do I need to register for it?

We do not provide childcare at either weekly gathering. If this is a hindrance for you, please contact us directly.

Do I need to let someone know I’m coming to the weekly gathering?

No, you can simply show up to any meeting! We’d love to have you.

Where does Recovery meet?

Our weekly gatherings are on Mondays at the St. John Campus and on Tuesdays at the South Campus from 6:45-8:45pm.

When does Recovery meet?

Recovery Ministry hosts open meetings year round that include our open-share groups. Typically, the only time we do not meet is the week of Christmas. However, our Steps to Gospel Recovery groups are closed groups that open semesterly and last for 15 weeks.

Are minors (under 18) able to attend Recovery?

No, we ask that all attendees to our weekly gatherings and programs be 18 years old or older.

Is there something we didn’t cover that you’d like to know more about?

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