Celebrate Recovery Events

Celebrate Recovery UK Events are an important way of communicating our plans for training and developing the ministry across the UK. Typically we host a UK Conference, several Ministry Leaders meetings and other events throughout the year. This is the page to find the details of forthcoming events. If you have questions about anything relating to Celebrate Recovery Event planning in the UK please use our enquiry form.

Celebrate Recovery UK Conference 2026

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Be sure to download our Pre-Conference Booklet, packed with helpful information about the event, travel options, and what to expect in the city.

Check below to hear our reflections from our 2025 conferences.

Introducing Celebrate Recovery

Our Introducing Celebrate Recovery meetings provide an ideal opportunity for churches to find out more about Celebrate Recovery and what’s involved in starting a group.

Introducing Celebrate Recovery Event

 

Date:  30th July 2026

Time: 7:00pm – 9:00pm

Location: Online

Contact enquiries@celebraterecovery.co.uk for Zoom details

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Ministry Leaders Events

The Ministry Leaders Events run quarterly and are designed to equip Celebrate Recovery leaders with the tools they need to use Celebrate Recovery to it’s full potential. We also use these sessions to share information on what is taking place globally in the Celebrate Recovery ministry.

Ministry Leaders Event

 

Date: 22nd August 2026

Time: 10am – 12pm

Location: Online

Contact enquiries@celebraterecovery.co.uk for Zoom details

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Celebrate Recovery US Summit

  The Celebrate Recovery US Summit took place from the 30th July – 1st August 2025.

For the first time, the Celebrate Recovery UK Team were able to attend the US Summit all together, read about their experience here

US Summit 2026

Date: 15th – 17th July 2026

Where: Long Hollow Church, Tennessee

Understanding the 5 Small Group Guidelines: Guideline 5

Guideline 5 for Celebrate Recovery small groups says: “Offensive language has no place in a Christ-centred recovery group”. This is the basic guideline and can be extended as follows:  “The main issue here is that the Lord’s name is not used inappropriately. We...

Why am I travelling from London to Newcastle for the Celebrate Recovery UK Annual Conference?

At first glance, travelling from London to Newcastle for a day conference might seem like a big commitment—time, cost, and a 280 mile journey north. But for anyone involved in Celebrate Recovery, the UK Annual Conference is far more than a date on a calendar. Since we...

Understanding the 5 Small Group Guidelines: Guideline 4

Guideline 4 for Celebrate Recovery small groups says: “Anonymity and confidentiality are basic requirements. What is shared in the group stays in the group. The only exception is when someone threatens to injure themselves or others.” To me, this guideline is not just...

Have you thought about …… becoming a CR UK Charity Trustee?

Have you had an amazing experience from your own CR involvement, whether as a participant, volunteer, leader or helper? Does your experience envision you to give something back to the Ministry? Are you passionate to see CR grow further throughout the UK, enabling...

Understanding the 5 Small Group Guidelines: Guideline 3

‘We are here to support one another, not “fix” one another’ What it means? Everyone would love a quick ‘fix’ to their issues. And many come to a 12 step recovery programme expecting just that. But we need to be realistic. The chances are you have been struggling with...

Being a Celebrate Recovery ambassador

In January, I attended my first Celebrate Recovery (CR) ambassador meeting online. It was so encouraging to see people across the country joining, and to see how CR is so much bigger than the group in my little corner of the UK. At the meeting we discussed how we can...

Understanding the 5 Small Group Guidelines: Guideline 2

At Celebrate Recovery we read the five guidelines during the open share group time every week.  Guideline 2 states: There is no cross-talk. Cross-talk is when two individuals engage in conversations excluding all others. Each person is free to express his or her...

20 Years of Celebrate Recovery – 20 Things I Love

This autumn, my Celebrate Recovery (CR) group at Jesmond Parish Church in Newcastle marked 20 years of God’s faithfulness. I’ve had the privilege of leading CR all of those years. Reflecting on this milestone was emotional – through every challenge, God’s...

CR UK Conferences 2025

Hebrews 10:24-25 tells us to “consider how to stir up one another to love and good works… encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the Day drawing near”… and that includes the CR UK Conferences! During 2025, the Celebrate Recovery UK team wanted to provide...

27 Years of Healing: My Journey with Celebrate Recovery

When I started our first Celebrate Recovery meeting 27 years ago, I didn’t know what to expect Celebrate Recovery wasn’t known back then as it is today. We were just a small group of people, meeting weekly, trying to find freedom through Christ and the 8 Principles...
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