A support group led by Hope Rising Therapist, Jen Evans, LGPC for those journeying through grief and loss. Find support and care as we navigate through our everyday lives.

A support group led by Hope Rising Therapist, Jen Evans, LGPC for those journeying through grief and loss. Find support and care as we navigate through our everyday lives.

Y12 blends a 12-step recovery model with yoga philosophy and practices. It links ancient yoga wisdom with modern neuroscience, practical 12-step tools, and trauma healing. Open to anyone affected by addiction—whether personal or through someone else’s behavior.

Mental Health Awareness Month Event

Free public event featuring guest speakers, hands-on crafts, community resource vendors, giveaways, and refreshments. Keynote speaker Shari Bowman, LCSW-C, presents on Automatic Negative Thoughts (ANTs), plus “Drum for Joy” with Aqui Mac Millan.

Join the new Narcotics Anonymous meeting in Northwest every Tuesday at 12 PM (noon). Bring your "It Works: How and Why" book—books will also be available for use. Support and community await!

A weekly Christ-Centered, closed meeting for people in recovery from drug and alcohol issues.

We will have a Bible teaching or a recovery speaker each week. You do not need to be a member of Crossroad or any other church to participate. We are not a replacement for 12-step recovery, we are enrichment.

We have child care for children 6 months through 5th grade.

Use the door on the far right end of the building, Enter through the door at the top of the ramp.

This is a safe place to walk through life’s hurts, habits, and hang-ups with other women who understand. Together, we’ll grow, heal, and lean on Christ as we take steps toward freedom.

Hope Rising Recovery meetings are about pulling back the layers of our hurts, addictions, and hang-ups. It's realizing that every single one of us can begin or continue navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, grief and mental health challenges, and find recovery from addiction, abuse, codependency, resentment, anger and whatever it is you are struggling with.

Hope Rising Recovery utilizes 12-step resources and peer support to encourage you on your journey to abundant health.

These are open meetings and ALL are welcome - no registration needed.

Join us every Wednesday for an open meeting studying the AA Principals.

Starts Thursday, February 5, 2026 !

Learn to manage emotions and thoughts, and relate to others in this safe and confidential space.

Lead by Hope Rising Therapist, Jen Evans, LCPC

Today's world is full of temptations, hurts, and many opportunities to just "tune out." Celebrate Recovery (CR) is where you can come as you are, regardless of past struggles. We need a real faith to deal with very real problems and struggles.  CR is a place where you can belong.

A Jesus-centered, 12-step program open to anyone looking for freedom from their hurts, hang-ups, and habits.

A weekly Christ-Centered, closed meeting for people in recovery from drug and alcohol issues.

We will have a Bible teaching or a recovery speaker each week. You do not need to be a member of Crossroad or any other church to participate. We are not a replacement for 12-step recovery, we are enrichment.

Gather up the family and come and join for breakfast. After breakfast there will be a speaker starting at 1130am.

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A support group led by Hope Rising Therapist, Jen Evans, LGPC for those journeying through grief and loss. Find support and care as we navigate through our everyday lives.

A support group led by Hope Rising Therapist, Jen Evans, LGPC for those journeying through grief and loss. Find support and care as we navigate through our everyday lives.

Y12 blends a 12-step recovery model with yoga philosophy and practices. It links ancient yoga wisdom with modern neuroscience, practical 12-step tools, and trauma healing. Open to anyone affected by addiction—whether personal or through someone else’s behavior.

Join the new Narcotics Anonymous meeting in Northwest every Tuesday at 12 PM (noon). Bring your "It Works: How and Why" book—books will also be available for use. Support and community await!

A weekly Christ-Centered, closed meeting for people in recovery from drug and alcohol issues.

We will have a Bible teaching or a recovery speaker each week. You do not need to be a member of Crossroad or any other church to participate. We are not a replacement for 12-step recovery, we are enrichment.

We have child care for children 6 months through 5th grade.

Use the door on the far right end of the building, Enter through the door at the top of the ramp.

This is a safe place to walk through life’s hurts, habits, and hang-ups with other women who understand. Together, we’ll grow, heal, and lean on Christ as we take steps toward freedom.

Hope Rising Recovery meetings are about pulling back the layers of our hurts, addictions, and hang-ups. It's realizing that every single one of us can begin or continue navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, grief and mental health challenges, and find recovery from addiction, abuse, codependency, resentment, anger and whatever it is you are struggling with.

Hope Rising Recovery utilizes 12-step resources and peer support to encourage you on your journey to abundant health.

These are open meetings and ALL are welcome - no registration needed.

Join us every Wednesday for an open meeting studying the AA Principals.

Starts Thursday, February 5, 2026 !

Learn to manage emotions and thoughts, and relate to others in this safe and confidential space.

Lead by Hope Rising Therapist, Jen Evans, LCPC

Today's world is full of temptations, hurts, and many opportunities to just "tune out." Celebrate Recovery (CR) is where you can come as you are, regardless of past struggles. We need a real faith to deal with very real problems and struggles.  CR is a place where you can belong.

A Jesus-centered, 12-step program open to anyone looking for freedom from their hurts, hang-ups, and habits.

A weekly Christ-Centered, closed meeting for people in recovery from drug and alcohol issues.

We will have a Bible teaching or a recovery speaker each week. You do not need to be a member of Crossroad or any other church to participate. We are not a replacement for 12-step recovery, we are enrichment.

A support group led by Hope Rising Therapist, Jen Evans, LGPC for those journeying through grief and loss. Find support and care as we navigate through our everyday lives.

A support group led by Hope Rising Therapist, Jen Evans, LGPC for those journeying through grief and loss. Find support and care as we navigate through our everyday lives.

Y12 blends a 12-step recovery model with yoga philosophy and practices. It links ancient yoga wisdom with modern neuroscience, practical 12-step tools, and trauma healing. Open to anyone affected by addiction—whether personal or through someone else’s behavior.

Join the new Narcotics Anonymous meeting in Northwest every Tuesday at 12 PM (noon). Bring your "It Works: How and Why" book—books will also be available for use. Support and community await!

A weekly Christ-Centered, closed meeting for people in recovery from drug and alcohol issues.

We will have a Bible teaching or a recovery speaker each week. You do not need to be a member of Crossroad or any other church to participate. We are not a replacement for 12-step recovery, we are enrichment.

We have child care for children 6 months through 5th grade.

Use the door on the far right end of the building, Enter through the door at the top of the ramp.

This is a safe place to walk through life’s hurts, habits, and hang-ups with other women who understand. Together, we’ll grow, heal, and lean on Christ as we take steps toward freedom.

Hope Rising Recovery meetings are about pulling back the layers of our hurts, addictions, and hang-ups. It's realizing that every single one of us can begin or continue navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, grief and mental health challenges, and find recovery from addiction, abuse, codependency, resentment, anger and whatever it is you are struggling with.

Hope Rising Recovery utilizes 12-step resources and peer support to encourage you on your journey to abundant health.

These are open meetings and ALL are welcome - no registration needed.

Join us every Wednesday for an open meeting studying the AA Principals.

Starts Thursday, February 5, 2026 !

Learn to manage emotions and thoughts, and relate to others in this safe and confidential space.

Lead by Hope Rising Therapist, Jen Evans, LCPC

Today's world is full of temptations, hurts, and many opportunities to just "tune out." Celebrate Recovery (CR) is where you can come as you are, regardless of past struggles. We need a real faith to deal with very real problems and struggles.  CR is a place where you can belong.

A Jesus-centered, 12-step program open to anyone looking for freedom from their hurts, hang-ups, and habits.

A weekly Christ-Centered, closed meeting for people in recovery from drug and alcohol issues.

We will have a Bible teaching or a recovery speaker each week. You do not need to be a member of Crossroad or any other church to participate. We are not a replacement for 12-step recovery, we are enrichment.

This is an opportunity for both the queer community and allies alike to play some games and be a part of a community at Hope Rising.
No need to sign-up, just go to 961 Johnsville Rd and drive around the building, entering through the Blue Hope Rising Doors!

All are welcome for to join us the first Saturday of every month for some fun and fellowship. BYO non-alcoholic drinks and snacks, coffee will be provided. Featured games are RISK, Monopoly, Ticket to Ride, Setters of Catan, Clue, or feel free to bring your own game!

This offering is a quiet, supportive space created for women survivors of sexual assault or abuse-an invitation to reconnect with your body at your own pace, in your own way.

Through mindful movement, breath, and compassionate connection, this 3-hour workshop is designed to support healing in a grounded and respectful environment. You will be guided by experienced yoga instructors alongside a licensed therapist, with choice, safety, and autonomy at the center of the experience.

We’re inviting local organizations and resources to participate and share how they support our community, aiming to strengthen connections so those in need know where to turn for help. The event features family-friendly activities—swimming, music, food, a balloon artist, glitter tattoos, reptiles, and more—while supporting The HOFFA Foundation and their transportation program. All proceeds will fund free, one-way rides across Maryland to help individuals access treatment, bridging a critical gap in recovery and giving every person a chance to start their path to healing.