Re:generation
Recovery

What is

re:gen?

Re:generation is a 12-step discipleship process oriented around life change and hope through the application of God’s Word. By working through these 12 biblical steps of looking to God, honestly self-evaluating, and sharing with others in authentic community, people have found freedom from substance abuse, codependency, pornography, disordered eating, depression, fear, control, emotional/physical abuse, same-sex attraction, anger, obsessive thoughts, and many other personal struggles.

Events
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Re:Gen Pelham

Tuesday 6:30PM

Downtown Campus

Re:Gen Downtown

Wednesday 6:30PM

Powdersville Campus Building

Re:Gen Powdersville

Wednesday 6:30PM

Story of

Life Change

Taylor Hall shares his life change story and how being a part of re:gen had a huge impact on his life.

Who is

re:gen for?

Re:gen is for all who are dealing with the impacts of sin in this world—our own sin and the sin of others. It is for all of us who feel stuck, broken, or hurt. All are invited to come find recovery in Jesus Christ. You do not need to be a member of Grace Church to attend re:generation.

Re:gen for

Students

All who are dealing with the impacts of sin in this world, ours and the sin of others. It is for all of us who feel stuck, broken, or hurt. All are invited to come find recovery in Jesus Christ. You do not need to be a member of Grace Church to attend re:generation. Re:generation is open to everyone.

LEARN MORE & REGISTER HERE
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mentor training

Mentor

Training

It’s an honor to be asked to mentor a re:generation participant. It means the participant is willing to trust you with some of the deepest parts of their lives and that they see Christ already at work in your life. The most effective mentors are those who spend time on their knees for their participant, themselves, and the re:generation ministry. They serve from the overflow of joy in their hearts, trusting God to bring healing to the participant’s life and leaning on group leaders and the participant’s recovery partners for support.

FAQS

How can re:generation help me?

God can help heal you from any addiction, struggle, hurt, or pain. Many people come to re:generation in order to discover the source of their pain or because they feel stagnant in their relationship with the Lord. You will always be welcome regardless of the struggle. If you would like to discuss whether re:generation recovery is right for you, please contact us at careministries@grace.sc.

How does re:generation work?

Re:generation is a year-long biblical process structured within the context of small groups. After attending First-Timers, you will move to an open, gender-specific Groundwork group. Once you complete this curriculum, demonstrate a willingness to participate, secure a mentor, and decide you want to move forward, you will be placed in a closed group. Here you will process through the 12 steps using the daily curriculum, along with weekly discussions with other group members. Closed groups have a set number of participants and are gender-specific to create an environment that is open to the sharing of past hurts and current struggles.

What is the cost for re:generation?

There is no cost to attend re:generation. Should you decide to start the curriculum, you will purchase a total of six books at different stages throughout the year. Books cost up to $18 each. If the cost of the curriculum is a hardship, let us know.

Is homework a part of re:generation?

Completion of daily homework is required. You can anticipate spending 20–30 minutes each day working through the curriculum. Deeper intimacy with Christ and resulting recovery comes as you spend time with the Lord and complete the step work each day. Click here to view a sample homework lesson.

How can I serve in re:generation?

Contact us at careministries@grace.sc to learn more about volunteer opportunities and upcoming training. Volunteer roles include audio/visual, hospitality, and resource center.

Is childcare available for re:generation?

Childcare is available and registration is requested. Dinner is provided for children in childcare. Please let us know of any allergies on the registration form.

12 Steps