Rhema Recovery can help facilitate, train and mentor a team to reach those suffering from addiction in your community!
Rhema Recovery success in seeing people become free from addiction is only part of our picture. Lives are truly transformed, we develop a strategy with every client to bring healing to those deep rooted hurts they carry, freeing people from addiction and habits that have formed over many years. Once they gain this new found freedom they are free to enter each day with stability for the first time in their lives.
Rhema will aid you to plant a Rhema 12-Step Recovery Group in your community and provide you with all the materials, training needed and give expert advice to make your class a success!
Meet a Rhema Team Leader to discuss qualification of your Church/Organisation.
Rhema will meet your proposed team.
Church/Organisation becomes a Rhema Recovery Member church/organisation.
Members of your 12-Step class team enrols on a Volunteers Training Day.
Leader to complete Facilitators Training Course.
Team will be briefed on best practices.
Membership entitles Church/Organisation too:
Start up discounted packs, plus downloadable worksheets and policies via members area on website. Contact us for costings
Volunteers Training Day : Usually 9am - 4pm on a date to suit your church, Contact us for costings
Completion of Facilitators Training Course for leaders costing Contact us for costings
Mentoring for the first six weeks of your start up class. (FREE) A trained member of our team will co-lead your group (dependant upon distance) and will become a point of reference by giving the leader feedback after every meeting.
Continued support via phone/text/email or visits if needed.
Periodic Newsletter of similar events and classes across the region giving testimonies to encourage your clients.
Counselling help for your clients if needed via our trained counselling staff.
Funding news.
Friendly admin staff to help you with any questions or related issues.
In applying for this Rhema Recovery 12-Step based program, it is our belief that the person organising and facilitating the program should have personally experienced the concepts of this or AA style program in their own life. We have a strong belief that it is nearly impossible for a person to give away to another a process that he himself has not experienced, BUT this not an absolute requirement. We will look at exceptions to this general rule on a case-by-case basis.
Our aim is to resource your church/organisation at a reasonable cost...we endeavour to keep the prices low and affordable which covers our costs of providing training and materials.
Valerie Howat-Hindle of Holderness Community Church, Sproatley, East Yorkshire.
Lisa Russel of Threshold Church, Hull, East Yorkshire.
Peter Eaves of New Life Christian Centre, Colne , Lancashire.
Deacon Jill Taylor of Methodist Mission, Selby Street, Hull, East Yorkshire.
We started the 12 steps for Jesus programme over a year ago. Since then some have been converted, helped the church welcome young men on their journey out of addiction and has been the basis for a new church plant.
Christ Church, Bridlington
Leader Rev’d Jonathan Couper
It has been an encouragement to me in that we appear to be on the right track in dealing with addicts.
The course is practical, informative and just long enough. It’s been a day well spent! Thank you.
I’m looking forward to learning more about implementing the course.
I learnt a lot in one day in understanding totally what addiction is all about and how best to help other people.
Being with genuine experienced people who were able to share the joy of seeing people set free from addictions is inspiring.
Learnt a lot about the different behaviours we will encounter and how we can deal with them in a compassionate way. I would highly recommend RHM and their training.