Baker went on to study at Golden Gate Baptist Seminary and serve at Saddleback as volunteer, staff member, pastor, and elder as Celebrate Recovery grew across denominations and ministry networks.
At Saddleback, it became the top outreach ministry, with 70 percent of participants coming from outside the church. Celebrate Recovery roots the 12 steps in biblical principles, and its final step charges participants to use their recovery to spread the good news. The ministry has also expanded to serve the incarcerated, as the program became adopted by state prison systems in New Mexico, California, and beyond. Prison Fellowship president James J. Ackerman collaborated with Baker to add Celebrate Recovery Inside to its curricula.
Sections Home. Bible Coronavirus Prayer. Although the majority of CR ministry outreach is in churches, the program is also in numerous prisons, rescue centers, after-school children and teen classes, and other locations. Often, many people discover anchoring themselves with a spiritual foundation provides support for these goals. We are accepting new admissions but have implemented additional pre-screening procedures to ensure the health and safety of everyone at Willingway. For more information, please click here.
Get Help Now: Other Inquiries: News Events. There are many types of Step programs—some spiritual and others secular. Since that time, Zondervan has published Celebrate Recovery curriculums, Bibles, devotionals, and trade books with Baker, and all the resources have sold over 5 million copies. Its publications include a variety of Bible translations for all ages; books in different genres and subject areas for the general reader; curriculum for individual and group Bible study; books for children and young adults; academic resources including textbooks and reference books; ministry resources; and books on faith and culture.
Zondervan is based in Grand Rapids, MI. The first night 43 people attended, and Celebrate Recovery was born. Over 27, people have gone through the program at Saddleback Church. Many of them are now serving in Celebrate Recovery and the Church.
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