Online Life Groups & Courses

The heart behind our life groups and life courses is to provide a place to do life together and join with others who are dealing with the same issues as us. Our motto for what we do with life groups and courses is to fellowship and grow in Christ. The idea is that each person is seen, heard, known, cared for, and senses a feeling of belonging to something greater than themselves. The main goal is to edify believers and nonbelievers by connecting them on a more intimate level and helping them to become more like Jesus.

Another goal is to evangelize by offering another venue, besides that of the regular Sunday church service, which may be initially less intimidating to seekers, newcomers, and those interested in finding out more about God as they are going through challenging times. We believe that no one should do life alone. The purpose of our life groups are to engage in life together through teaching, fellowship, prayer, miracles, radical generosity, and corporate worship. These groups bring people together to learn, celebrate, proclaim the good news, and support each other. We are Better Together – Ecclesiastes 4:12- “ a cord of three strands is not quickly broken.” 

Our life groups meet via Zoom bi-weekly each month. The first groups of the month are a support group meeting, and the second group of each month is a study group using Christ-Centered material and the Bible. These life groups provide an opportunity for mutual sharing and support, practical love and service, greater devotion to God and others, prayer, spiritual growth, and real life examples of how God is working in our midst. We believe that God wants us to recover from all our life issues and become whole in him in every area of our lives. Recovery is where you obtain freedom. Recovery is defined as “the act or process of returning to a normal state after a difficult period of time.” It’s not just sobriety from drug or alcohol addictions, “If we’re honest with ourselves, we’re all addicted to something (food, social media, shopping, a person etc.) and we’re all recovering from something.” Every Life Group member is mailed a personal Bible and workbook as needed for their study group. Please consider giving a donation (click here to give) for this material. We believe the greatest gift that we can give someone is the Word of God.



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Our life groups meet via Zoom every week. These life groups use Christ-centered material and the Bible. They provide an opportunity for mutual sharing and support, practical love and service, greater devotion to God and others, prayer, spiritual growth, and real-life examples of how God is working in our midst. We believe that God wants us to recover from all our life issues and become whole in him in every area of our lives. Recovery is where you obtain freedom. Recovery is defined as “the act or process of returning to a normal state after a difficult period of time.” It’s not just sobriety from drug or alcohol addictions, “If we’re honest with ourselves, we’re all addicted to something (food, social media, shopping, a person, etc.) and we’re all recovering from something.” Every Life Group member is mailed a personal Bible and workbook as needed for their study group. Please consider giving a donation (click here to give) for this material. We believe the greatest gift that we can give someone is the Word of God.


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Women’s Life Groups & Trauma Reboot Courses

Our women's life groups exist to bring a community of women together to fellowship, mentor, and connect with one another in a safe and supportive environment. They can open up about sensitive and personal issues. They can engage with God here while uplifting and encouraging one another in their faith and knowledge of Jesus Christ. Women practice spiritual discipline, learn practical ways to relate to the Bible, encourage each other to understand the gospel, respond to the gospel,

and apply the gospel to every aspect of life. That’s what

happens when women engage with God through His Word

and prayer. We also offer a 12-week, faith-based, and peer-lead Trauma Reboot course empowering women to overcome trauma and embrace a brighter future. Through practical teaching and a supportive community, We can help you begin to break free from the pain of your past and find renewed purpose and strength.

Health and Wellness Life Groups

This group exists to embrace and confront our mental, physical, and spiritual health. We will learn how to create a healthy balance, enhances the quality of our lives, and increase our feelings of inner peace and hope. Whether we are dealing with depression, anxiety, are overweight, or spiritually empty, We believe that God is the most knowledgeable to show us how to overcome and invest in ourselves by seeking Him through His Word, prayer, and Christ-centered materials and giving Him first place in our lives, transforming us one day at a time. We work towards complete wholeness and full recovery, treating our bodies as a temple of God. Every part of us is important to God. Mark 12:30-31 says we are to love God with all of our heart, soul, mind, and strength and we want to achieve that wholeheartedly through this group. We desire to become whole in our mind, body, and spirit. As a community of committed health and wellness group members, our spiritual,mental and physical health is of the utmost importance to us.

ReEntry Life Groups &

Get Out For Good Courses

The effects of reentry stress often include loneliness even amongst friends and family, feeling out of place even though you're home, detaching from people and things you used to hold dear, confusion, frustration, and even anger. We exist to help individuals successfully reenter their communities following their incarcerations or rehabilitation as they walk out their faith and put their trust and dependence on God to provide for their needs. Our goal is to encourage them, support them and connect them with a local church as they transition back into their community. We desire to become their friends, mentors, accountability, and prayer partners. We believe no one is beyond redemption we don't want to give up on people even if they have been incarcerated or in rehab. Instead, we pursue and continue to encourage those God brings to us. Romans 3:23 -For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. We will share with them the gospel, give them a Bible, and emphasize the role of the Holy Spirit in the Christian life. We will come alongside them to help to identify and overcome their spiritual, relational, and social economic issues. Some of our group members have already been released for a while now and have not gone back. They share their testimonies of how God has helped them through their transitioning and speak of their own personal experiences, which builds trust and hope for those who are new members. Enroll in our Get Out For Good course and then join our weekly support group after graduation. You will also have an opportunity to join our leadership training program and help others coming out in your community.

Re-Entry Support Group

The effects of reentry stress often include loneliness even amongst friends and family, feeling out of place even though you're home, detaching from people and things you used to hold dear, confusion, frustration, and even anger. We exist to help individuals successfully reenter their communities following their incarcerations or rehabilitation as they walk out their faith and put their trust and dependence on God to provide for their needs. Our goal is to encourage them, support them and connect them with a local church as they transition back into their community. We desire to become their friends, mentors, accountability, and prayer partners. We believe no one is beyond redemption we don't want to give up on people even if they have been incarcerated or in rehab. Instead, we pursue and continue to encourage those God brings to us. Romans 3:23 -For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. We will share with them the gospel, give them a Bible, and emphasize the role of the Holy Spirit in the Christian life. We will come alongside them to help to identify and overcome their spiritual, relational, and social economic issues. Some of our group members have already been released for a while now and have not gone back. They share their testimonies of how God has helped them through their transitioning and speak of their own personal experiences, which builds trust and hope for those who are new members and just starting this group.

What Are You Struggling With?

We’re changing the narrative on the word Recovery – It’s ok to talk about it.

Recovery noun

: the process of combating a disorder (such as obesity) or a real or perceived problem

Recovery is a journey and everyone deserves support, regardless of where they are on their path. With the rise of technology, life restoration groups have become a valuable resource for individuals seeking support in overcoming addiction, mental health issues, weight loss or any other personal challenges. The idea of virtual support groups is to provide a safe and accessible environment for people to connect, share their experiences, and empower each other towards a better life.

Do you struggle with weight loss?

Do you struggle with addiction?

Do you struggle with mental illness?

Do you struggle with debt?

Do you struggle with a disorder?

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Women's Life Groups &

Trauma Reboot Courses

Through weekly support groups, Bible studies, and  Trauma Reboot courses, we mentor and equip women with the tools and resources they need to thrive and build a brighter future for themselves and their families.

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Wellness Warriors Life Groups

Through accountability, education, and encouragement, Wellness Warriors empowers its members to make sustainable lifestyle changes that lead to long-term spiritual , mental and physical health and wellness.

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Finding Comfort Together

Life Groups

Finding Comfort is for anyone who is experiencing grief through the loss of a family member. You are invited to join us as we come together to fellowship, support and encourage one another. We will explore ways to honor our loved ones life and legacy and keep their memory alive.

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Reentry Life Groups &

Get Out For Good Courses

Stay Out For Good Reentry life group is for those

re-entering communities after incarceration or other life challenges. The group provides a safe and non-judgmental space where members can connect, share their experiences, and receive support and encouragement from others who understand their journey. We also offer and encourage you to take our 15-week Get Out For Good course that you can enroll in today. This course gives practical,  biblical guidance and advice for released inmates and their families.

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The Convenience and Accessibility of Virtual Support

Online life restoration groups can provide the same benefits as traditional in-person support groups, but with the added convenience of being accessible from anywhere with an internet connection. Participants can join virtual meetings from the comfort of their own home, avoiding the stigma often associated with in-person support groups and increasing the accessibility of these resources.

The Power of Peer Support

By joining an online life restoration group, individuals are able to connect with others who understand the challenges they face, receive encouragement and guidance, and gain a sense of community. The power of peer support can be a crucial factor in overcoming obstacles and maintaining freedom or positive mental health.

Flexible Scheduling for a Better Life

Additionally, online life restoration groups offer a flexible schedule, making it easier for individuals to attend meetings at a time that works best for them. This can be especially helpful for those who have a busy schedule or are unable to attend traditional support groups due to mobility or transportation issues.

Empowering Your Restoration Journey with Virtual Support

We’re here to help provide a valuable resource for individuals seeking support in their restoration journey. Our community offers a safe and accessible environment for people to connect, share their experiences, and empower each other towards a better life. By providing the same benefits as traditional in-person support groups, we can try to help individuals overcome challenges and live a fulfilling life.

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"The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step."

Lao Tzu, Chinese Philosopher

Achieve Freedom. Restoration is Constant.

Achieving freedom is a lifelong process that requires constant commitment and effort.

It is a journey of personal growth and self-discovery, where individuals must work towards overcoming issues in their life and developing a healthier way of life. However, Restoration is not a one-time event, but a continuous process that requires ongoing effort and support.

Taking the First Steps towards Freedom:

Acknowledging the Need for Change and Seeking Help.

For many individuals, the first step towards freedom is acknowledging the need for change and seeking help. This may involve attending rehabilitation or seeking support from friends, family, or support groups. Once freedom is achieved, it is important to continue seeking support and working on personal growth. This may involve attending therapy, participating in self-help programs, or staying connected with a support network.

Building a Foundation for Freedom:

Developing New Habits and Routines.

It is also important to develop new habits and routines that support freedom. This may involve engaging in healthy activities, such as exercise, healthy eating, and stress management. Establishing a support system, including friends, family, and peers who understand the challenges of restoration, can also provide ongoing encouragement and support.

Managing Recurrence  and Staying Committed to Restoration:

An Ongoing Journey.

It is essential to remember that recurrence  is a common part of the restoration process, but it should not be viewed as failure. Rather, it is an opportunity to learn and grow, and to rededicate oneself to the Restoration process. Restoration is a journey, and it requires constant effort, commitment, and support.

Connect. Share. Grow.

Keep in mind, Restoration is a lifelong process that requires a constant commitment to personal growth and freedom.

Achieving freedom is just the beginning, and it requires ongoing effort and support to maintain it. It is important to seek help and connect with a support network, engage in healthy activities, and view setbacks as opportunities to learn and grow. With effort, support, and commitment, Restoration can lead to a fulfilling and successful life.

Take the First Step Today:

Reach Out for Help and Start Your Journey of Restoration

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Matt. 11:28 - 30

[28] Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. [29] Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me; for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. [30] For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.