Twelve Stones Recovery
What is Twelve Stones Recovery?
The Twelve Stones Recovery Program at New Life Church is...
A safe place to share.
A judgement free zone.
A place to come as you are.
A place to belong.
A place to be cared for and care for others.
A place where respect is given to everyone.
A place that is confidential.
A place to learn and grow.
A place to become strong again.
A place for healthy challenges and risks.
A place to strengthen your relationship with God.
An opportunity to turn things around.
A place to turn your pain into purpose and your hurt into healing.
Why should you attend?
Recovery is for EVERYONE and everyone NEEDS recovery! Twelve Stones Recovery is for any kind of struggle in our lives. A common misconception is that recovery is only for those who have substance abuse issues. The truth is only about 1/3 of people who attend meetings struggle with alcohol or chemical dependency. Many more come for problems with anger, depression, anxiety, problems with their marriage, over eating, grief or body image issues. Others may come to support a friend or family member that is struggling. We believe there is freedom from your hurts, habits and hang ups in Jesus Christ.
When and where do we meet?
Every Tuesday evening at 6:30pm
New Life Church Ministry Center
6900 Zebulon Rd Wake Forest, NC
Twelve Stones Recovery meetings are for adults ages 18 and older. We do provide childcare for children ages 12 and younger.
For more information contact:
Dr. Ron and Joy Wallace - Program Directors
Phone - (919) 632-6387
Email - Golfman310@gmail.com
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the meetings live streamed?
No, for privacy reasons we do not live stream meetings. We would love to see you in person though!
Do I have to sign up?
You do not have to sign up to come to meetings. Just show up! You are welcome to arrive 30 minutes early if you have any questions you would like to ask a leader.
Do I have to be a Christian?
You do not have to be a Christian to attend meetings. All you have to do to qualify is to have a hurt, habit or hang up and a desire to work on yourself to become well.
How long do I have to attend to find healing?
Healing from our hurts, habits and hang ups is a journey. If we surrender our lives to Christ, He saves us. The 12 steps help us work through the issues and struggles we face. The length of time depends on the depth of your hurts. Struggles occur over a long period of time and they will not go away overnight. To truly heal we should allow ourselves plenty of time to dig the roots out of our hurt.