Struggling?
Congregational Care Team
The Congregational Care Team is committed to providing support and encouragement during times of difficulty and stress that we all face from time to time. Support is provided in a number of different ways through a variety of ministry situations.
The Redeemer Plan
The Redeemer Plan is a support ministry to individuals, couples, or families. It normally consists of two to three visits with appropriate members of the Redeemer ministry team. While these visits should not be confused with professional psychotherapy, they are designed to provide emotional support and encouragement to those who might be struggling with a variety of issues. After an assessment of needs, people may be provided with a variety of options including referrals to various professionals or organizations within the community.
AA and Al-Anon
Alcoholics Anonymous® is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. Both AA and its affiliate organization Al-Anon hold meetings at Redeemer twice a week.
Tuesday nights from 7:30-9:45 p.m. AA and Al-Anon, their family support group, meet in Room 101. Thursdays from 8:00-9:00 p.m. are speaker’s meetings.
Please call the AA Central Service Office at 918 627-2224 for more information.
Celebrate Recovery (CR)
Celebrate Recovery (CR) is a Christ-centered 12-step recovery program for anyone struggling with any hurt, habit, or hang-up. For more information please visit any of the following local CR websites:
CR at Southern Hills Baptist Church http://www.shbctulsa.org/cr/index.html
CR at Asbury United Methodist Church http://www.asburytulsa.org/AdultMinistries/CelebrateRecovery2.aspx
CR at Believers Church http://celebraterecoverybctulsa.typepad.com/
Pre-marital Counseling
Have you ever thought it was strange that our culture doesn’t do much to help people prepare effectively for marriage? Think about it—you prepare for your career by studying for years. You prepare for a marathon by training for months. But getting married involves a commitment that goes way beyond either of those things, yet many people spend more time planning and preparing for their ceremony than they do laying a foundation for the years of marriage that follow it. We believe that one aspect of living well is doing what we can to set you up for success in your marriage by providing a standard of pre-marital counseling. Redeemer’s program, which utilizes the Prepare-Enrich curriculum, is designed to help you get your married life started on the right food by helping you discover potential problems as well as developing strategies for dealing with the conflicts and bumps in the road that naturally come up in all marriages. We recommend that all couples who are considering marriage go through a pre-marital counseling program. Completing this program allows you to qualify for a 90% discount on your marriage license, and it is a great investment of time that you can make to help lay a strong foundation for a marriage that can go the distance.
The Congregational Care Team is committed to providing support and encouragement during times of difficulty and stress that we all face from time to time. Support is provided in a number of different ways through a variety of ministry situations.
The Redeemer Plan
The Redeemer Plan is a support ministry to individuals, couples, or families. It normally consists of two to three visits with appropriate members of the Redeemer ministry team. While these visits should not be confused with professional psychotherapy, they are designed to provide emotional support and encouragement to those who might be struggling with a variety of issues. After an assessment of needs, people may be provided with a variety of options including referrals to various professionals or organizations within the community.
AA and Al-Anon
Alcoholics Anonymous® is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. Both AA and its affiliate organization Al-Anon hold meetings at Redeemer twice a week.
Tuesday nights from 7:30-9:45 p.m. AA and Al-Anon, their family support group, meet in Room 101. Thursdays from 8:00-9:00 p.m. are speaker’s meetings.
Please call the AA Central Service Office at 918 627-2224 for more information.
Celebrate Recovery (CR)
Celebrate Recovery (CR) is a Christ-centered 12-step recovery program for anyone struggling with any hurt, habit, or hang-up. For more information please visit any of the following local CR websites:
CR at Southern Hills Baptist Church http://www.shbctulsa.org/cr/index.html
CR at Asbury United Methodist Church http://www.asburytulsa.org/AdultMinistries/CelebrateRecovery2.aspx
CR at Believers Church http://celebraterecoverybctulsa.typepad.com/
Pre-marital Counseling
Have you ever thought it was strange that our culture doesn’t do much to help people prepare effectively for marriage? Think about it—you prepare for your career by studying for years. You prepare for a marathon by training for months. But getting married involves a commitment that goes way beyond either of those things, yet many people spend more time planning and preparing for their ceremony than they do laying a foundation for the years of marriage that follow it. We believe that one aspect of living well is doing what we can to set you up for success in your marriage by providing a standard of pre-marital counseling. Redeemer’s program, which utilizes the Prepare-Enrich curriculum, is designed to help you get your married life started on the right food by helping you discover potential problems as well as developing strategies for dealing with the conflicts and bumps in the road that naturally come up in all marriages. We recommend that all couples who are considering marriage go through a pre-marital counseling program. Completing this program allows you to qualify for a 90% discount on your marriage license, and it is a great investment of time that you can make to help lay a strong foundation for a marriage that can go the distance.