We embrace specific Scriptural doctrine as the basis for the 12 steps.
Our program is hosted within church communities, drawing from denominational traditions.
Eternal salvation and the existence of heaven/hell are integral aspects of our Christian worldview.
Participants work through the 12 steps, acknowledging their dependence on God’s grace.
Prayer, Bible study, and fasting are woven into the recovery journey.
Church fellowship provides a supportive environment for growth.
Embracers: Progressive faith communities appreciate both “spiritual” and “Christian” 12-step programs. They recognize Christ’s hidden presence, even in spiritual programs.
Adapters: Evangelical believers value evidence-based outcomes while seeking deeper faith connections. They view mental health struggles as a disease, not moral failure.
Through fellowship, issue groups, and shared experiences, participants find hope and healing.
Accepting God’s grace becomes central to solving addiction problems.