Orchard Celebrate Recovery

09/08/2026

09/05/2026

Tomorrow morning is Recovery Sunday at The Orchard.

This Sunday, Cheryl will be sharing her testimony, a story of grace, healing, and the hope we find when we stop trying to do life alone.

Whether you know CR well or have always wondered what it’s really about, tomorrow is a great Sunday to come.

Join us for Recovery Sunday. Come hear Cheryl’s story.

09/04/2026

Tonight is Testimony Night at The Orchard Celebrate Recovery.

We’ll hear a story that reminds us that God is still working even in the chapters we thought could never be redeemed.

You don’t have to have everything figured out.
You don’t have to clean yourself up first.
You don’t even have to know exactly what your next step is.

09/04/2026

This Sunday is Recovery Sunday at The Orchard.

Cheryl will be sharing her testimony and a powerful reminder that God can meet us in our hurts, habits, and hang-ups and begin writing a new story.

Come hear her story. Come see what recovery really looks like.

09/03/2026

There is power in hearing someone say, “This is where I was…and this is what God has done.”

Testimony isn’t about having a perfect story. It’s about being willing to point to the One who meets us in the middle of an imperfect one.

Someone else's story may not look exactly like yours but the hope behind it might be exactly what you need to hear.

Join us Friday night for Testimony Night at The Orchard Celebrate Recovery.

09/01/2026

It’s Testimony Week at The Orchard Celebrate Recovery. ❤️

Recovery reminds us that the hardest chapter of our story doesn’t have to be the last chapter. God can take broken places, surrendered places, and even the places we wish we could rewrite and begin something new.

This Friday, we’ll hear a testimony of hope, recovery, and the faithfulness of God.

You may hear something that reminds you that your story isn’t finished either.

08/27/2026

Five words from this week’s lesson can completely change the way we approach amends:

Do not expect anything back.

An amends isn’t:

“I’m sorry… now forgive me.”

It isn’t:

“I apologized… now you owe me another chance.”

And it isn’t an opportunity to explain or justify what happened.

We approach others humbly, honestly, sincerely and willingly, taking responsibility for our part.

Their response belongs to them.

Our obedience belongs to us.

That’s where freedom begins.

08/25/2026

This week at Celebrate Recovery, we’re talking about AMENDS.

Sometimes recovery means looking honestly at the relationships behind us the people we’ve hurt, the people who have hurt us, and the things we’ve carried far too long.

Amends isn’t about pretending the hurt didn’t happen.
It isn’t about excusing what someone did.
And it isn’t about forcing a relationship to be restored.
Friday Night Dinner at 5:45, Large Group at 7 and Small Groups After