Healing matters.

Our recovery ministry, reGROUP, is a Summit Connect community of healing and hope, as each of us embrace our individual story and why it matters. Many of us need to create some space between ourselves and certain behaviors or attitudes that may be hurting our relationship with others, relationship with ourselves, and our relationship with God.

If you have ever felt like there is something standing between you and the person God has called you to be—or if you just feel like life isn’t what you thought it would be—reGROUP is an opportunity to walk toward healing and recovery through a safe group community. Newcomers are encouraged to jump in at any time—just show up on a Monday night. Whether you need to sit and listen for a season or if you’re eager to start processing with a small group, we will come alongside you as you engage whatever step is next for you as you move toward healing.

Join reGROUP

We are currently on break but will resume with our fall Invitation Night on September 20th at 7 p.m. at the Herndon Campus. Invitation Night is a great time to start as we share more about what the reGROUP process looks like and how you can fit it into your life. No need to RSVP, just show up!

If you have any questions, please email us at regroup@summitconnect.org

If you’re unavailable Monday nights or have other barriers making it difficult to join us but are still interested in reGROUP, let us know here.

reGROUP Calendar

Volunteer with reGROUP

Summit (and reGROUP!) runs on volunteer horsepower. If you’re interested in serving on the reGROUP hospitality team, becoming a group leader or sponsor, or teaching in large group, please reach out to us here.

Participant Videos

reGROUP Curriculum Videos

Please note that content may not be appropriate for viewers under 18.

reGROUP Stories

Blog Archive

Check the Other Nostril

So, here’s the thing—I’ve never had a drinking problem. That’s not to say I’m above it, but I’ve watched some folks (that I love deeply) self-destruct as a result of alcohol. So I treat it with a healthy fear. It would be easy for me, I think, to recuse myself from examination under the microscope of recovery because I don’t have a “traditional” addiction. After all, I’ve seen what real addiction looks like, and I’m nothing like that. Sure. But… As an adult child of an alcoholic, let’s be honest—I’m pretty flush with baggage of my own.

Early Acts: The Truth About Lies

Do you know the feeling of having a life-long fear fall away and be proven wrong? Do you know the feeling of someone looking at your secret shame and not walking away? Do you know the peace of sitting with someone who knows the worst of you and having it make your friendship stronger?

Running to Repentance

The cold winter day started just as every day did for John Smith—with an early morning run. This morning in particular, it was out at Cranes Roost Park in Altamonte Springs with an old friend, a former high school athlete, who still calls John “coach.” The pair used to see each other every day when John was the track and cross country coach at Ocoee High School, but these days they only see each other about once a year.

True Grace

David Kaplan sits in a room full of men. The mood is somber, yet welcoming. Heavy, yet free of judgement and shame. He fidgets slightly in his chair as another man shares why he showed up tonight: the struggles he can’t beat on his own, the sins he’s been fighting for ages, and his desire to be known and loved despite how messed up he is; how messed up he feels.

Infinite Value

One of the highlights for me of the reGROUP calendar is our graduation ceremony. I would highly doubt that there are many people who would put “fun” next to “reGROUP” in a word association game, but that is likely because they’ve never seen graduation. I more often hear words like hard, painful, depressed, addicted, and lost when people talk about reGROUP, though talk to a reGROUP graduate and you may hear a different story—one of transformation.

Is reGROUP Right For Me?

My first time to reGROUP I sat in the dark shadows near the back of the room so that, hopefully, no one else would see the tears in my eyes the entire night. I was clinically depressed, struggling, isolated, and hurting. I wasn’t sure what was wrong with me. I hardly had the energy to show up, let alone talk to someone afterwards.

Sixty Minute Seminars

We use our Sixty Minute Seminars to discuss and hone in on a few incredibly important topics.

While our reGROUP attendees help us select these topics, they are accessible and important for a general audience to listen in on to glean wisdom from.

Watch or listen to past seminars | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2020

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If you would like more information about reGROUP or if you have any questions about how to get involved, send us an email.

reGROUP Coordinator // Sheri Wantuck

reGROUP

A Community of Healing and Recovery