There is a new opportunity that has come to us in Florida! A few years ago, the State of Florida officially approved CR for our correction facilities. But just recently, the four Florida State Reception Centers have become open to the idea of Celebrate Recovery Inside. This is the CR ministry that actually goes inside our jails & prisons.
Celebration Station is a 52-week complementary children's resource to Celebrate Recovery. So while adults explore topics that bring healing and wholeness, kids discover the same truths in age-appropriate ways!
Celebration Station gives kids…
Hope for all the amazing things God has in store for them
The Landing is an all-new, year-long program that helps teenagers travel the path to freedom, healing, and wholeness. This dynamic resource mirrors the content presented in the successful Celebrate Recovery program.
The program is designed for junior high and high school students, The Landing give you everything you need to lead young people in
Join us every Tuesday night at the East Campus Gathering Place of the First United Methodist Church of Boca Raton. Have you had enough? Are addictions, guilt, perfectionism, grief, anger, divorce, abuse, or anxiety holding you down? Here's help! Check out this video to see what Celebrate Recovery can do for you.
The mission is to promote dignity and independence for clients and families through evaluation, education, information, referral linkages and ongoing support provided by qualified and educated volunteers that fulfill service needs, including, but not limited to, grocery and errand shopping, transportation, friendly visits, telephone reassurance,
Through volunteer labor and donations of money and materials, Habitat builds simple, decent, affordable homes in partnership with Habitat homeowner (partner) families and volunteers. Habitat homes are sold to partner families at no profit, financed with affordable, zero-interest loans. The homeowner is responsible for the monthly mortgage payment.
Disaster Assistance Relief Team (D.A.R.T.) The team works on houses locally and away to help less fortunate people get their homes rebuilt. It meets once a month and has a work day once a month.
Boca Helping Hands is a non-profit group of interfaith congregations who have come together to help the hungry and the poor in the Boca Raton area. Boca Helping Hands helps feed the needy in our community through a lunch program and a food pantry, and connecting them with area resources.
The Jennifer Clay Memorial Thrift Shop located on our West Campus is open on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 10am to 3pm (except June, July and August when we are open only on Saturdays). We are an outreach to our community and the surrounding communities.
The program of Family Promise brings shelter, meals and support services to families without homes. Up to 14 persons (adults and children) are housed for a week in our West Campus Education Building about every 10 weeks. Volunteers provide hot meals, arrange activities for children, or stay overnight.
