Adventist Recovery Ministries (ARMin) is a ministry of the Health Department of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in North America. WE WELCOME ANYONE WHO:
-Has a desire to stay clean and sober
-Has a hope to rise above the pain and turmoil engendered by the addiction of a loved one
-Wishes to break the bo***ge of compulsive behavior
-Is clean and sober and/or who has a family member or loved one su
ffering
-Is living with the struggles of emotional or mental health challenges such as depression, mood disorders, ADHD
-Feels powerless over people and or circumstances
We are dedicated to the principles of anonymity and confidentiality, and share our experiences, strength and hope in a safe place. HISTORY OF ARMin
The Regeneration program has been a blessing to many parts of the World Church for more than two decades. Over the past decade, Health Ministries at the General Conference has focused on breaking the silence on this issue right within our own Church and throughout the world field. Regeneration in the North American Division transitioned to Adventist Recovery Ministries (ARMin) in 2010 and is set to play a pivotal role in modeling a grace-filled, powerful and much needed ministry so that we as a Church may experience wholeness despite our brokenness. Adventist Recovery Ministries (ARMin) believes that our churches need to promote
healing both individually and corporately. Our churches can only be as healthy as the members who comprise them. If one of us is hurting, all of us hurt (1 Corinthians 12:26). Therefore, Adventist Recovery Ministries will educate church leadership around topics such as prevention of addictions among all age groups, emotional healing, healthy relationships, the process of forgiveness, as well as recovery using the 12 steps program entitled Journey to Wholeness.
