"WE GOT THIS"
Get Recovered Ministries Christian Church
John 4:29 " Come, see a man, which told me all things that ever I did: is not this the Christ?"
Pleased to Announce the Creation of GRMCC Counseling and Life Coach Services. " Turn It Around (TIA)" Is Now Available and will be accepting clients soon.
Due COVID 19 Services Are Suspended Immediately at GRMCC until further notice.
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Our Work

Get Recovered Ministries Christion Church works diligently to meet the ever-changing needs of the communities in which we live.

Get Recovered Ministries new projects Friday Night Feature Movie Night for families, Mother Aubra Bates is spearheading the Women's ministry clothing giveaway, and our Addictions Support Group. See facebook for dates and times.

We have been involved in many projects over the past year, and we invite you to learn by example how you can help your community together with Get Recovered Ministries.

GRM Outreach program for the homeless includes our Deacons "Fishnet Program" where the members past out food to the homeless.

Thanksgiving gave out baskets to those in need

Nurtured Family Christmas

Housed several people in need

GRM Annual Health Fair

School Supplies Donation in Partnership with Agape

International Partner of Worldvision

Member Association of Independent Holiness Churches.

Past Projects

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GRMCC

No longer on South 3rd

Join our Worship Service at 10:00 am on our Go-to Meeting app. Bible Study and Intercessory prayer each Wednesday on the app at 6:30 pm. Wednesday after 1st Sunday Mid-week Refresher Rev. Clifton Bates gives our message.

Or use our contact form.

What Keeps Us Going

"We lost our home during a fire. I also lost my job and was really struggling to meet my needs. One night we went to bed hungry. The next day the ministers were at my door with several bags of groceries and a financial donation from one of its members. Without the generous support of Get Recovered Ministries and its volunteers, I don't know how we would have coped during those difficult times."