Adventist
Recovery Ministries
Heal Life’s Hurts. Together.
“For I will heal you. I will heal you where you have been hurt,” says the Lord.
Jeremiah 30:17
Recovery Sabbath
Launching in 2022, the yearly Recovery Sabbath programs are designed to raise awareness of the need for recovery ministries within the church and community.
Pillars
Join us for webinars aimed to provide on-going support and education for YOU – the Pillars of our community.
Ray Nelson Memorial Fund
Be a part of furthering the work of Adventist Recovery Ministries (ARMin) throughout the North American Division
Recovery Retreats
The Celebration of Family Recovery weekend retreats are a spiritual retreat focusing on the biblical principles of the 12 Steps and personal stories reflecting God’s work in our lives.
About ARMin
There is hope and help for any and all addictions through Christ. Some drugs of choice may be classified as substances that are addictive. Other “drugs” of choice include processes and activities that are out of balance in a person’s life. The powerful pull of addictive behaviors relative to “the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life” (1 John 2:16) can all be referred to as “besetting sins” or “addictions.”
Journey to Wholeness
The Journey to Wholeness (JTW) is a Christ-centered recovery group ministry. It follows the 12-step recovery process and we encourage all Adventist churches and organizations to host a support group in their facility. Learn how you can become a Journey to Wholeness Facilitator. If you currently have a JTW group, please contact us so we can support you and share your stories.
Our Purpose
To provide training and support for churches and individuals who wish to help those who are seeking freedom from harmful thoughts, habits, and addictions. We wish for all congregations and communities to be a safe place for anyone to come in order to find victory through Jesus Christ.
Our Mission
To share hope, wholeness, and freedom from addictions, trauma, and hurtful habits through the healing power of Christ.
Resources
Having the right tools can mean success or failure in any journey. These resources can help you — whether you are a Facilitator, Sponsor (coming soon), or on your own journey of recovery and healing.