Celebrate Recovery is a 12-step recovery ministry that is 1) church-based and 2) Christ-centered.  Jesus is the higher power and we are all in need of recovery.  Celebrate Recovery is a ministry that offers healing for anyone with a hurt, hang-up, or destructive habit.  That covers all of us! 

If all your pursuits to find life and to ease your pain have led to more pain and emptiness, maybe it's time to consider something else.  Join us as together we pursue real life in Jesus Christ and celebrate the recovery only He can bring through His people and His word.

In a time when finances can be difficult, we believe this is a small way we can help people make ends meet.  GFFA provides a "basic box," roughly $75 of food (and quality food, at that!), for $30.  There is also opportunity to buy additional items along with the basic box.  Whether you are wanting to help a family in need or looking to make your income go a little futher, this is a great opportunity to buy good food at significantly discounted prices.  We take orders three weeks every month, and then the food is to be picked up at our church building (directions) one Saturday each month.  There is no limit to the number of boxes you can buy, so come by our office now and place an order.  For more information on GFFA, visit their website.

Many volunteers from East Sunshine serve at Crosslines every month through their emergency food pantry.  This is not only a great service to those who are in need, but also an excellent way to demonstrate the unity in Christ we desire as we partner with many other churches and denominations across the city.

Camp Barnabas' website defines their purpose as follows: Camp Barnabas exists to provide awesome, life-changing opportunities to people who have been robbed of them by disability or disease. Each summer we offer acceptance and love to more than 1,300 campers with special needs, empowering them to live lives of ability. Through adaptive activities, we allow people with physical and mental disabilities and other medical challenges to be participants, not observers, in the world around them.