Angleton First United Methodist Church
Meeting space for AA/NA groups and a community food ministry.
Community Resource Directory
Area churches that talk openly about drug and alcohol recovery, host Celebrate Recovery or 12-step meetings, run food pantries, or offer free rides. Listed for information only — no endorsement or affiliation.
Community resource directory. Listings are provided for information only and do not imply endorsement, affiliation, or guarantee of services. Always verify details directly with the provider.
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Meeting nights, pantry hours, and ride programs change often. Please call before you go. Nationwide Celebrate Recovery groups can be found at celebraterecovery.com/crgroups.
Meeting space for AA/NA groups and a community food ministry.
Celebrate Recovery for drug, alcohol, and other life-controlling issues.
Celebrate Recovery and a community food ministry — call for current schedule.
Texas City churches host AA, NA, and Celebrate Recovery groups. Call ahead or use the CR group finder to confirm nights.
Several Baytown-area churches host Celebrate Recovery. Use the Celebrate Recovery group finder for the current list and meeting nights.
Faith-based outreach: food pantry, recovery support and referrals, and limited transportation help.
Mercy Street is a recovery-focused worship community; the campus hosts multiple AA, NA, and Al-Anon meetings.
Recovery and support groups for addiction, codependency, and family members, plus community care and food assistance. Multiple Bay Area campuses — call for the current group nights.
Hosts AA and Al-Anon groups and supports the Interfaith Caring Ministries food pantry.
Celebrate Recovery and a food pantry serving north Galveston County.
Recovery support groups and a community food ministry.
Celebrate Recovery weekly plus benevolence and food assistance.
Celebrate Recovery, food pantry, and benevolence assistance.
Hosts 12-step recovery groups and supports downtown food and meal ministries.
Hosts 12-step meetings; partners with ICM for food and utility assistance.
Long-time meeting space for AA and Al-Anon groups in Clear Lake / NASA area.
Celebrate Recovery meets weekly; call the church office for the current night and time.
Hosts AA and Al-Anon meetings; supports local food ministry.
Clear Lake–area congregation that welcomes people in recovery. Call or visit for current group nights.
ReHab recovery ministry — Christ-centered 12-step groups for substance abuse and codependency. Weeknight meetings; open to the community.
Coalition of Bay Area churches: food pantry, rent and utility help, and limited transportation assistance.
Hosts AA and Al-Anon meetings and supports island food assistance ministries.
Celebrate Recovery meets weekly with dinner, large group, and open share groups.
Recovery ministry with Celebrate Recovery-style groups for drug and alcohol addiction, plus family support groups. Check the site for current campus nights.
Hosts AA, Al-Anon, and other 12-step groups throughout the week.
Hosts the Serenity Group AA meetings (noon and evening) most weekdays.
Parish-based help line: food, rent and utility help, and limited bus passes or rides for medical and work needs.
Episcopal-founded outreach: food pantry, free/low-cost clinic, behavioral health referrals, and transportation help for appointments.
Substance-recovery support ministry and a community food distribution.
Adult Rehabilitation Center for substance recovery, plus food pantries, hot meals, and transportation assistance at some corps locations.
12-step meeting space and support for Interfaith Caring Ministries food assistance.
Long-running Celebrate Recovery program for addiction and life-hurt recovery.