RE:generation Pine Knolls Alliance

WHO SHOULD ATTEND RE:GENERATION?

We all experience brokenness – our thoughts and experiences can weigh heavily on us, creating emotional and spiritual barriers. Each of us has hurdles that God wants to help us conquer because He cares deeply for us. He wants to see us thrive and live life to the fullest.

At Re:generation, we believe that anyone can find renewal and freedom by following the steps of healing outlined in the Bible.

Here are some of the challenges Re:generation can help you tackle...

Abortion - Alcohol dependence - Anger - Body Image - Codependency - Control - Depression - Eating Disorders - Fear and Anxiety - Gambling - Guilt and Shame - Overspending - People Pleasing/Fear of Man - Pornography - Pride - Sexual Abuse - Substance Abuse

STRUGGLE FINDER SURVEY

100+ COMMON STRUGGLES

WHAT TO EXPECT

You will likely hear Re:generation referred to as “re:gen” for short when talking with others.
You will work through the 12 steps of Re:generation in small groups, which takes about a year.

There is no need to sign up. Child Care is not available during this time.

Tuesday Night Schedule

6:00pm - Large Group…..Everyone meets together for a time of Worship, teaching, or testimony in the Main Building.
7:00pm - Open Share Groups…..This is the time to break into small groups. All groups are gender specific and mixed issues.

Groundwork Groups (up to 3 months) The Groundwork group establishes the foundation for change and is the first group you will join. This is an open group, meaning members can be added each week. The curriculum for Groundwork takes about ten minutes daily. Once completed and there is a demonstration of willingness to participate and move forward, you will launch into a Step-Group with a leader and set number of participants.

Step-Groups (approximately 6-8 months) Step-Group curriculum takes about 30 minutes a day. This is when you will spend time with God working on your recovery for life change. You will progress through the steps using the curriculum along with your Step-Group members.Once the group is established, the group is considered closed - meaning no new members will be added.

For more information/ FAQ/ testimonies/ sample curriculum, see the re:generation national site. regenerationrecovery.org