Weekly Classes & Group Meetings

Recovery happens every night at The Crossings. Explore our nightly wrap-around services, recovery classes, and group meetings β€” and view this month’s full calendar below.

Every week

Class & group schedule

A Christ-centered rhythm of teaching, fellowship, and support that addresses the whole person β€” spirit, mind, and body.

Monday

6:30 PM

House Meeting

πŸ“ Church Room

A mandatory weekly community gathering designed to strengthen unity, accountability, and communication throughout The Crossings. Campus announcements, program expectations, upcoming events, and community concerns are discussed while celebrating client milestones, recovery successes, and personal achievements.

7:00 PM

Jim's Recovery Workbook

πŸ“ Church Room

Built around essential recovery principles, character virtues, and practical tools that support lasting addiction recovery and life transformation. Through interactive lessons and discussion, participants build a personal battle plan for recovery and a purposeful new life.

Tuesday

7:00 PM

Life Skills for Recovery β€” Greg Benjamin

πŸ“ Church Room

Practical skills needed to live a healthy, stable, and productive life, including communication, problem-solving, time management, budgeting, employment readiness, healthy relationships, emotional regulation, goal setting, and personal responsibility.

7:00 PM

Creative Recovery: Healing Through Writing β€” Brian Bonfonti

πŸ“ Back Classroom β€” Orange Building

Uses journaling, storytelling, poetry, and reflective writing to promote healing, self-expression, confidence, and personal growth in a supportive environment.

Wednesday

7:00 PM

Healthy Relationships β€” Aaron Bellamy

πŸ“ Church Room

A solution-focused class that teaches participants how to build healthy relationships through communication, trust, boundaries, accountability, forgiveness, and mutual respect in families, workplaces, and recovery communities.

Thursday

7:00 PM

Narcotics Anonymous (NA)

πŸ“ Church Room

A peer-led Twelve Step fellowship where individuals support one another in achieving and maintaining freedom from addiction through honesty, accountability, and shared experience.

7:00 PM

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)

πŸ“ Back Classroom β€” Orange Building

A worldwide Twelve Step fellowship that helps individuals recover from alcohol addiction through mutual support, spiritual growth, and personal responsibility.

7:00 PM

TAG β€” Talk About God β€” Chad Dubin

πŸ“ Blue Building Side Office

TAG meetings are for anyone with an interest in learning about God, no matter who you are or how distant from God you may seem. Welcoming, friendly, informative, and fun β€” an opportunity to talk about and learn about God without guilt or shame, and to develop and strengthen your own personal relationship with Him.

Friday

7:00 PM

Motivational Guest Speakers

πŸ“ Church Room

Guest speakers from around the country deliver powerful, heartfelt messages to inspire and encourage our clients in their paths to a victorious life.

Optional Wellness Activities

These activities are optional and offered to support physical, emotional, and spiritual wellness.

Thursday Β· 8:15–9:00 PM

Recovery Fitness β€” Jon & Larry

πŸ“ Behind the Orange Building β€” Picnic Table & Garden

An optional fitness class promoting physical health, stress reduction, confidence, and healthy lifestyle habits through beginner-friendly exercise.

Thursday Β· 8:15–9:00 PM

Women's Yoga β€” David

πŸ“ Blue Building

An optional women-only yoga class focusing on relaxation, mindfulness, flexibility, balance, and emotional wellness through gentle movement and breathing exercises.

Featured curriculum

Selah Freedom Empowered Living

The Selah Freedom Empowered Living Curriculum

The Selah Freedom Empowered Living Curriculum is a comprehensive personal growth program designed to help individuals develop a healthier sense of identity, strengthen emotional wellness, build positive relationships, and create lasting life change. Through interactive discussions and practical exercises, participants explore topics such as self-identity, emotional health, gratitude, healthy thinking, codependency, boundaries, self-esteem, and strength-based living. This curriculum encourages participants to recognize unhealthy patterns, develop resilience, and build the confidence and skills necessary to live with purpose, hope, and freedom. Whether someone is early in recovery or continuing their journey of personal growth, this course provides practical tools for lasting transformation.

Plan ahead

Monthly calendar

View or download this month’s full schedule of classes, meetings, and events.

Questions about our classes or meetings?

We’d love to help you find the right next step in recovery.