SUPPORT & CARE

Recovery At Cokesbury is a Biblically based program of recovery for individuals and/or their family members suffering from addictions and/or emotional distress. RAC meets every Thursday night on the North Campus. We provide a meal each week at 5:30 p.m. The service begins with the RAC Band at 6:30 p.m. We then hear a testimony of recovery, read the 12 steps and Biblical comparisons. We hear a message that combines recovery principles with God’s word. Each week there are small groups that meet at 7:45 p.m. If you have any questions about the service or small groups, please call the Recovery At Cokesbury office at (865) 246-0449. For more information, please click here. 

Cokesbury Counseling Center has provided emotional support to families, individuals, and couples since 2006. Our goal is to extend grace, guidance, education, and caring for all persons as they seek help. Click here for more information.

Are you suffering after the death of someone close to you? Grief is emotionally and physically painful. The pain is so deep that it can become overwhelming. Cokesbury’s Grief Support Group meetings are a place for you to rest and restore. This group uses a curriculum from Griefshare to work through the process of grieving. You are invited to join us each Monday evening from 6:30 – 8:00 in person in Room 200 on the North Campus, or via Zoom.

Please email Rev. Shirley Gross for more information.

The focus of this group is living. Everyone is welcome: cancer patients, survivors, friends, and family. The group shares their journey with cancer, along with exploring helpful resources for coping with cancer. Join us as we inspire and empower each other. The group meets the second Sunday of each month at 1:30 pm in the Youth Suite on the North Campus. Please note: the 2024 May gathering will take place on the FIRST Sunday of the month: May 5.  

Please email Rev. Shirley Gross for more information.

Divorce takes a toll on us: financially, emotionally, physically, and spiritually. Divorce Recovery is an 8-week class for anyone struggling in the midst or aftermath of a divorce. Class topics include combating stigma and negative self-talk, healthy versus unhealthy coping skills, grieving the death of a relationship, taking responsibility for your future, and creating & establishing a supportive community. Email Terri Tracy for more information. 

Manna House food pantry ministry is open to anyone in our community who faces a food emergency. We offer clients the opportunity to “shop” from our healthy options every 30 days in the pantry located on the west side of the Cokesbury Center at 9915 Kingston Pike. We serve over 750 families a month at Manna House which is run by volunteers and funded 100% by donations. Click here for more information about Manna House Food Pantry.

Hope Connection is an outreach ministry to low-income families that seeks to build relationships that lead to financial stability and overall well-being. By first building a relationship, we are able to better understand each individual’s situation and focus on creating lasting change in their quality of life. During this process, volunteers meet with families and get to know their story. In many cases, our team can provide tools for success and offer support along the way. Click here for more information about Hope Connection.

Fig Tree is a space that exists to meet essential needs and invite all into a safe community where we can truly be seen & known. Available services include showers, laundry, computer & internet access, and microwavable meals. Hours and additional details available here. 

Administer Justice is a nationwide organization that supports all low-income individuals with legal concerns. We offer a low-cost legal advice clinic on the second Saturday of every month, from 8:45 am to noon.

To volunteer (attorneys and non-attorneys needed), fill out our Volunteer Opportunities Form. 

Learn more about this ministry and how you can receive help,  click here.