FOR ANYONE WHO WANTS A BETTER WAY TO DO LIFE.
We help people who are broken by hurts, habits, and hang-ups find recovery through the 12 steps and the healing power of Jesus Christ. We have support groups for substance addiction (alcohol, drugs, food, sex, and more) as well as help with everyday struggles: perfectionism, control, anxiety, codependency, family struggles, and many, many more. We offer Celebrate Recovery for anyone who is 18 or older. Everyone is welcome to come. Free Childcare is provided.
RECOVERY ON MONDAY NIGHTS
LOXAHATHCEE CAMPUS | 7-8:30PM
14055 Okeechobee Blvd, Loxahatchee, FL 33470
MONDAY NIGHT SCHEDULE
6:00PM - Optional Dinner
7:00PM - 8:30PM - Programming for every age:
Adults (18+) - Celebrate Recovery
Students | 6th-12th grade - The Landing
Kids | K-5th grade - Celebration Place
Nursery - Free childcare for our youngest
DINNER
Time: - 6:00PM, before the 7:00PM meeting
Cost: $7 per person
Family Cap: $21 maximum per family of 3 or more
Come hungry! Every Monday night we share a meal together at 6:00 PM before Celebrate Recovery begins. Dinner is $7 per person, capped at $21 for families of three or more, so the whole family can eat together for one price. First come first served for the first 50 people. It’s a great way to slow down, connect, and be fed - body and soul - before the night gets started.
ADULTS
Weekly Format
7:00 Large Group
7:45 Small Groups
8:30 Connections Cafe and Dismissal
We offer two types of support groups:
Chemical Addiction, for those battling alcohol, drug use, or any chemical dependency.
Open Share, for everyday struggles like codependency, sex, pornagraphy, love and relationships, perfectionism, control, anxiety, family struggles, negative relationships with food, and many, many more.
STUDENTS & KIDS
The Landing (6th–12th Grade)
The Landing is Celebrate Recovery for students in 6th through 12th grade
Runs during the Monday night meeting
Sign in is at room 106. Come before 7pm to connect first with Landings leaders. The students sit together in worship and then are dismissed back to room 106.
Students in 6th through 12th grade have a place of their own at The Landing — Celebrate Recovery’s program for teens. The Landing is a safe, welcoming space where students can work through the hurts, habits, and hang-ups they’re facing, with age-appropriate teaching and leaders who genuinely care. Just like the adults, our students discover that recovery is better when we do it together.
Celebration Place (Nursery through 5th Grade)
Free child care is provided for kids from nursery through 5th grade during the Monday night meeting
Nursery care is available for our youngest children
Kids in kindergarten through 5th grade take part in Celebration Place, Celebrate Recovery’s program designed just for kids
We take care of your kids so you can focus on your own recovery. Nursery care is available for our littlest ones, and children in kindergarten through 5th grade take part in Celebration Place — Celebrate Recovery’s program made just for kids. Through games, worship, and small groups, children learn the same biblical principles of recovery in a fun, safe, age-appropriate way, building healthy coping skills and emotional tools that will serve them for a lifetime. Childcare is always free.
Pastor Trevor Johnston
Trevor was born in Seattle, WA but grew up in the greater Tampa Bay area. Trevor married the love of his life, Leah, in the summer of 2009. Together they have four children.
Upon graduation from high school, Trevor attended Florida State University where he graduated with a BS in Communication Studies and a minor in Religion. After years serving in campus ministry, Trevor and Leah moved to Wilmore, KY to attend Asbury Theological Seminary. In May 2014, Trevor graduated from Asbury Seminary with a Master of Divinity, and was appointed as the Associate Pastor of Community of Hope that June.
Trevor is a grateful believer in Jesus and the 12 steps. He is working a program for codependency, emotional eating, and dopamine addiction through tech. Trevor's personal passion is to see people who are far from God experience the incredible love of Jesus.
Outside of spirituality, his interests include playing with his kids, eating awesome food, drinking good coffee, martial arts, Tampa Bay Buccaneer Football, FSU Football, comic book movies, and various combat sports.
Christine Carpenter
Christine was born in New York but grew up in WPB. She was swept off her feet by her husband Vance in 2010 and between them they have 7 sons, 2 grandsons and 1 grand princess! Her all-time favorite thing to do is spend time with family. From vacations, dinners or baby sitting the grandkids. If family is involved her heart is full.
She began attending Celebrate Recovery meetings in 2003 because her home life was being controlled by addiction. After attending recovery for a few months she began to realize that she also played a huge role in the dysfunction in her household thru her codependent behaviors. These codependent behaviors showed up as her wearing a mask so no one would know just how bad things were in her life. After deciding to take off her mask and allow others to see the real her she realized she didn’t even know who she was. It was then that she began working the12 steps for her own healing rather than working them to fix others.
She has found freedom in many areas of her life by working these steps. She often tells people the answer isn’t the steps however the steps will lead you to the healer, because this is how she found Jesus! She worked for a recovery ministry for 4 years helping others by facilitating groups and teaching journaling classes. This helped facilitate a deep dive nto her own personal journey of recovery.
Her passion is to sit alongside of anyone who is experiencing brokenness and help lead them to a place of healing. She wants to do for others what others have done for her. This is why she answered the call to start Community of Hopes Celebrate Recovery in 2012. She is currently serving alongside Pastor Trevor in Celebrate Recovery.