Join us Thursdays at the Chapel at Crossings Community Church. Dinner (pizza by the slice) available from 5:30-6:20pm.
in the Atrium, followed by worship in the Chapel at 6:30pm. Newcomers and share groups immediately following worship services.
12/31/2025
🎉 Ring in the New Year with Crossings Celebrate Recovery! 🎉
Remember Crossings Celebrate Recovery is meeting TONIGHT, Wednesday, December 31, 2025 for an unforgettable New Year's Eve Celebration!
🙌 Worship led by the CR Worship Team
🗣️ Mini testimonies that inspire and uplift
🍽️ Delicious appetizers to enjoy together
📍 We will meet in the Pavilion at 6 pm for food and fellowship. Worship begins at 6:30 pm.
We will NOT meet tomorrow, Thursday January 1, but will resume our regular schedule on Thursday January 8, 2026.
12/31/2025
🎉 Ring in the New Year with Crossings Celebrate Recovery! 🎉
Join us TOMORROW, Wednesday, December 31, 2025, for an unforgettable New Year's Eve Celebration!
🙌 Worship led by the CR Worship Team
🗣️ Mini testimonies that inspire and uplift
🍽️ Delicious appetizers to enjoy together
📍 We will meet in the Pavilion at 6 pm for food and fellowship. Worship begins at 6:30 pm.
We will NOT meet Thursday January 1, but will resume our regular schedule on Thursday January 8, 2026.
12/29/2025
🎉 Ring in the New Year with Crossings Celebrate Recovery! 🎉
Join us Wednesday, December 31, 2025 for an unforgettable New Year's Eve Celebration!
🙌 Worship led by the CR Worship Team
🗣️ Mini testimonies that inspire and uplift
🍽️ Delicious appetizers to enjoy together
📍 We will meet in the Pavilion at 6 pm for food and fellowship. Worship begins at 6:30 pm.
We will NOT meet Thursday January 1, but will resume our regular schedule on Thursday January 8, 2026.
12/23/2025
✨ Merry Christmas from Celebrate Recovery ✨
As we celebrate the birth of our Savior, may you be reminded that His grace brings hope, healing, and new beginnings.
There will be no CR meeting on December 25.
We look forward to gathering NEXT WEDNESDAY, December 31, 2025 for our New Year's Eve celebration.
Until then, rest in His love and peace.
12/10/2025
Join us for an amazing Christmas Concert with Jami Smith & Band. Jami's passion for leading others into God's presence is sure to inspire and connect you with the true meaning of the season. 🎄✨
Along with incredible music, we’ll share mini testimonies of God’s faithfulness and conclude with a special Surrender Chip Ceremony, followed by share groups for anyone who wants to go deeper.
Come experience connection, community, and the joy of Christ this Christmas.
You won’t want to miss it!
📅 Date: Thursday, December 11, 2025
🕕 Time: Food and Fellowship 5:30 pm - 6:15pm
Worship from 6:30 pm-7:30 pm
Share Groups from 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
📍 Location: Crossings Chapel, 14600 N. Portland Ave., OKC 73134
As always, pizza will be available for $1/slice. Please use the Atrium entrance on teh east side of the building.
12/03/2025
You’re invited to our Family Friendly Celebrate Recovery Christmas Party! 🎁✨
Join us for a night of food, fellowship, laughter, and celebration as we thank God for the hope and healing He’s brought this year.
Come as you are - bring a friend or family - and a heart ready to celebrate the greatest gift of all: Jesus Christ!
📅 Date: December 6, 2026
🕕 Time: 6 pm
📍 Location: Crossings Pavilion
🌮 Food: Mexican -
$10 for adults
$8 for kids
Let’s celebrate recovery, joy, and the reason for the season together! ❤️
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11/26/2025
The holidays can be beautiful—but they can also be challenging for anyone in recovery. Here are some practical ways to prevent relapse and stay connected to hope this season:
🙏 Pray first. Ask God for strength and direction. Use a mantra like “NOT TODAY, SATAN” or lean on Scripture.
📝 Take a daily inventory. Be honest about where you struggled so you can make things right and stay on track.
📱 Reach out. Call your sponsor or accountability partner. Ask for prayer. Don’t battle your thoughts alone.
🤝 Stay in community. Make meetings a priority—especially when you “don’t feel like it.” The opposite of relapse is connection.
🔍 Think it through. Do a chain analysis. What are the consequences? How will you feel afterward?
🚫 Avoid triggers. Stay away from unsafe people, places, and things. Flee temptation—stop it at the thought level.
🏃 Move your body. Walk, run, dance—get your heart rate up to break cravings.
👨👩👧 Be with safe people. If family isn’t safe, spend time with your CR or church family. You don’t have to do the holidays alone.
📖 Fill your mind with truth. Read Scripture when tempted.
🎶 Distract wisely. Praise music, Christian movies, clean comedy, games—keep your mind engaged in good things.
💛 Practice gratitude. Write down three things daily you’re thankful for.
😴 Rest well. Keep routines, get enough sleep, and protect your structure.
🛡️ Use accountability tools. Block unsafe contacts and keep your tech guarded.
🎉 Finish 2025 strong. You’ve come too far. Choose joy—“The joy of the Lord is your strength.” (Nehemiah 8:10)
Recovery is possible—even during the holidays. Stay connected. Stay intentional. And remember: with God’s help, you are not fighting this alone. 💙
11/25/2025
This Thanksgiving, we’re especially grateful for our Celebrate Recovery family — the leaders, sponsors, volunteers, and participants who show up each week with courage, honesty, and faith.
Thank you for doing the hard work of letting go of hurts, habits, and hang-ups to become the men and women God calls us to be.
You are proof that hope and healing are real! 🦃💛
"I have not stopped giving thanks for you, remembering you in my prayers." Eph 1:16
11/20/2025
🌟 Your Workplace Is Your Mission Field 🌟
God uses our work to develop our CHARACTER—just like He did with Joseph. Whether you feel unseen or overwhelmed, God is shaping you through every challenge.
He’s more interested in your character than your career. So if a tough boss or hard situation is testing you, remember—He’s growing love, patience, and faithfulness in you. 💪
As you recognize areas for growth, be bold—take a blue chip at CR and commit to letting God transform you. You are an overcomer! 🙏💙
11/18/2025
You’re invited to a special night of celebration at Crossings Celebrate Recovery! 🙌
We are kicking off the night with a chili cook-off! Join us by participating in or judging the entries. You will not leave hungry!
Then we will honor those who have completed our 10-month Step Study, courageously working through the hurts, habits, and hang-ups that once made life unmanageable.
These men have put in the hard work of healing and are living proof that freedom is possible through Jesus Christ! ✝️
Invite your friends and family to join us for the momentous and fun-filled occasion.
Come celebrate life change, growth, and God’s amazing grace with us! 💙
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11/15/2025
Character development happens when we honestly examine our hurts, habits, and hang-ups. At Crossings Celebrate Recovery, we work on our character daily, striving to reflect Christ in all we do.
Here’s a great acrostic for CHARACTER:
C – Clothe yourself with compassion
H – Honor God in word, thought, and deed
A – Act with integrity
R – Reflect His love
A – Answer with gentleness
C – Choose humility
T – Trust God’s Spirit
E – Exemplify kindness
R – Remain steadfast in faith
God uses every part of our lives — even tough work, challenges, or difficult people — to grow our character. Life is preparation for eternity, and our character is what we carry with us.
As you reflect on your own character, remember: you are an overcomer! 💛
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WELCOME TO AN AMAZING LIFE-TRANSFORMING EXPERIENCE
Celebrate Recovery (CR) has helped millions of people find healing from life’s hurts, habits and hang-ups for more than 25 years; leading them to discover new levels of care, acceptance, trust and grace.
The purpose of Celebrate Recovery is to fellowship with one another and celebrate God’s healing power in our lives. Through the eight recovery principles based on the Beatitudes and 12 Steps, with their biblical comparisons, this experience allows us to be changed. By working and applying these biblical principles, we begin to grow spiritually.
CR GROUPS WILL:
• Provide a safe, confidential place to share your experiences and struggles with others going through a Christ-centered recovery program.
• Provide you with a leader who has gone through similar problems and who will facilitate the group as it focuses on a principle each week.
• Provide you with the opportunity to find a sponsor and accountability partners.
CR GROUPS WILL NOT:
• Allow members to attempt to “fix” one another.
• Allow others to judge you or your circumstances.
• Attempt to offer any professional clinical advice.
