C.A.R.R. Ministries
Connecting with God, to connect with people.
 
  Why C.A.R.R. ?
  • Working a plan to setyou free
  • Accountability
  • To build lasting friendships with people who can relate with you and who are also moving forward
  • To work the steps to keep you clean
What C.A.R.R. is and is not

    What C.A.R.R. is:
  • A place of self focus
  • A safe place to share in confidence of what you have experienced and are currently experiencing
  • It is a 12-step program based on the Bible
  • A strong support for you and your family
  • It is a program to help you get unstuck and on the road to recovery

    What C.A.R.R. is not:
  • It is not just any old type of addictions program
  • It is not joining a church
  • It is not a church service

Connecting with C.A.R.R.
What can I expect?
We usually begin with 2 or 3 songs, which are projected on a screen up front for your convenience. During this time we forget about ourselves and remember the one who makes us free.
After singing, we take care of business for a few minutes, such as:
  • Announcements
  • Offering
A 5-10 minute break, and then we move to classrooms for our group discussions. We encourage participation, but no pressure will be put on you to share. We want you to feel comfortable and share when you are ready.
We close with prayer and hand out food.

When are we done?
We are usually done within 90 minutes.

How do I know this is for me?
Here are some common backgrounds we share:
  • Alcoholism
  • Divorce
  • Drug Abuse (Illegal or prescription)
  • Long-term Illness
  • Strict & Rigid Religioun
  • Compulsive Behaviors:
    • Eating
    • Cleaning
    • Work
    • Gambling
    • Co-dependency
    • Perfectionism
    • Etc.
  • Abuse:
    • Physical
    • Verbal
    • Emotional
    • Sexual
    • Spiritual
  • Foster Care
  • Poverty
  • Death or Suicide of a family member
12 Acknowledgements
  1. We acknowledge that we are powerless.
  2. We acknowledge that belief & acceptance of Jesus Christ restores us to a right relationship with God.
  3. We acknowledge Jesus as our Lord and turn from the past.
  4. We acknowledge that we must make a continual inventory of ourselves.
  5. We acknowledge our wrong doings by making ourselves accountable to others.
  6. We acknowledge God as able to remove our character defects.
  7. We acknowledge our defects and humbly ask God to remove them.
  8. We acknowledge a list of people we have hurt or harmed.
  9. We acknowledge people on our list and ask them for forgiveness.
  10. We acknowledge we must evaluate our life when we make a bad choice and immediately admit it.
  11. We acknowledge a personal relationship with Christ developing it thru reading his word and prayer.
  12. We acknowledge and share what Christ has done for us.

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