Another Chance Ministries

05/22/2026

June Overcomers Night!!!!!!
Sign up for the Talent Show….
Prizes…

05/19/2026

Call….☎️ your life will be changed

05/14/2026

Come join us!!!!!!!!
Alumni Day

05/07/2026

05/06/2026

Wednesday May 6th, 2026 6:30 PM

Come to Overcomers night!
You don’t want to miss!

05/06/2026

Another Chance celebrates our Partner medical and nursing team. This week we celebrate Nurse Week and we are honored to have one of the best and most dedicated teams. Special thanks to our FC and ACM Nurses and NP staff that go over and beyond for our team everyday!!!!!!! We have the best team!!!!!

Help us celebrate them this week….

05/03/2026

Another Chance staff, clients, alumni, partners and friends salute Pastor Gray for 34years of ministry!!!!!!! His ministry to God birthed ACM over 12 years ago and we are so glad he did. Through this ministry it help saved countless lives!!!
Happy 34 years!!!!!!!

Help us celebrate him

05/02/2026

Here are five Christian-centered spiritual principles for recovery,

1. God’s grace is bigger than your past
No mistake, addiction, or failure is stronger than God’s mercy. Shame will try to convince you that you’re disqualified, but Scripture teaches the opposite. Think of The Bible—verses like 2 Corinthians 5:17: “If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation.” You’re not defined by who you were; you’re being renewed day by day.

2. You have the power to choose new thoughts
Your life will follow your thinking. When negative, addictive thoughts come, you don’t have to agree with them. Replace them with truth. This reflects Romans 12:2—renewing your mind. Speak life over yourself: “I am strong. I am disciplined. God is helping me overcome.”

3. Stay connected to God daily
Sobriety isn’t just about avoiding something—it’s about filling your life with something better. Prayer, worship, and time with God keep your spirit strong. The Bible reminds us in John 15:5 that staying connected to God is how we bear fruit. Even a few minutes a day builds spiritual strength.

4. God has a purpose for your life
Addiction tries to shrink your world, but God’s plan is still in place. Your story isn’t over—it’s being rewritten. Jeremiah 29:11 speaks of hope and a future. Recovery becomes more powerful when you believe you’re here for a reason and that your life can help others.

5. Take it one day with faith, not fear
You don’t have to win the whole battle today—just today’s step. God gives grace for this moment. When you feel overwhelmed, focus on trusting Him right now. Each sober day is a victory, and those days add up to a transformed life.

05/02/2026

Mental Health Month!!!!!