Residents at Christian Recovery Center have the opportunity to spend time in prayer and meditation every day. They also have the opportunity to hear sermons many times each week, learn the bible in a small group setting, and study the bible individually. Christian Recovery's spiritual leaders have a heart for those devastated by the illness of addiction. They believe that understanding the power of God's grace, mercy, and love are an integral part of the recovery process; that forgiving, being forgiven, having a humble heart, and thanking God for His many blessings are key ingredients for a successful long-term recovery.
Every resident can take advantage of the one-on-one Pastoral Counseling that Christian Recovery offers. We have many on-site leaders who specialize in recovery theory that can offer their experience and advice when needed, but we're hoping to help residents cover more ground in their journey by offering many different perspectives in their pursuit of knowledge and growth. We believe the Holy Spirit dwells on our campuses and positively influences us all. In addition, we know the active prayer life of residents plays a crucial and ongoing role in their recovery.
Associates Degree Program
CRCI residents will soon have the opportunity to earn an Associates Degree from West Theological Seminary during their time in the residential program. This optional additional coursework is offered as an expansion of our current recovery curriculum and expands on the biblical instruction they are already receiving in a significant, yet obtainable manner.
Biblical Studies Certificate
All CRCI residents who complete the residential portion of a CRCI recovery program will earn a Biblical Studies Certificate from West Theological Seminary. There is no additional coursework required other than the standard CRCI curriculum. Minimum attendance and participation requirements must be met to qualify for completion of any CRCI program.
Chaplain Services
Chaplain services at CRCI are provided by a retired Pastor who leads a team of volunteer pastors as they regularly interact with CRCI residents for one-on-one, small group, and large group counseling sessions. The goal of the chaplain program is to ensure every resident has an opportunity to have questions answered, concerns heard, and lessons learned.