Battling addictions to alcohol and other drugs can cause instability, guilt, and even shame in a person's life and the lives of those around them. Addictions can also cause men and women to put up walls around their hearts and emotions. Join others who have faced the same challenges in a non-judgmental environment to tear down the walls that keep us from living a life filled with forgiveness and freedom through Jesus.

For more information, contact Erin Huber | erinh@cccomaha.org

Separation and divorce can be the most painful, stressful experiences you face. It's a confusing, isolating time when you have lots of questions. This group helps you face these challenges to move toward rebuilding.

To register, visit divorcecare.org | Cost is is $20 which includes the workbook. Scholarships available.

For more information, contact Mary Lou (Rodgers) Martin | marylrodgers@yahoo.com or Terry Martin | tamprofessional@msn.com

This group is for adult siblings to discuss the complicated grief from the loss of a sibling to suicide.

For more information, contact Cindy Thomas | 402.659.0263 | cynthomas21@yahoo.com

An eight-to-ten-month program for up to eight men who want to commit to making a radical change in eliminating unwanted sexual behavior. Investigate the roots of addiction and develop a framework for understanding our identity in Christ and creating and executing a plan for sobriety.

If you have lost a loved one (recent or in the past), and have yet to complete your journey from mourning to joy, let the GriefShare team introduce you to compassionate ways of discovering your new normal and God's purpose beyond your loss.

For more information, contact Kathy Taylor | cccgriefshare2023@gmail.com

Learn how to hear the voice of God more clearly, hear prophetic words to build up and encourage others in the body of Christ, and experience and facilitate healing and deliverance.

For more information, contact Wendell Nelson | WendellN@cccomaha.org

For young men (Grades 9–12) to overcome lust and porn. Explore the origins of unwanted sexual behavior, develop strategies, grow, and enhance your relationships.

For more information, contact Brad Mock | BradM@cccomaha.org

A community of women healing from the impact of sexual addiction/betrayal in our relationships. (FOR WOMEN) In order to attend, registration is required and must be completed prior to your first meeting.

For more information and to register, contact Lori Bakker | 601.940.6624 | lori.lee.bakker@gmail.com

Do you have a child or grandchild of any age with whom you struggle? This community is a place to be vulnerable and open. Find acceptance, encouragement, and hope.

For more information, contact Adam and Mikayla O'Brien | mikysue219@gmail.com

Address struggles with unwanted sexual behavior, gain an understanding of recovery, and develop a path toward sobriety. The group encourages growth and accountability by fostering honesty and connection. New arrivals are welcome every week.

Does your marriage seem like it's on life support? Have you tried counseling or simply talking, yet nothing changes? Has hopelessness set in? Have you thought, "She just doesn't get it," "he doesn't love me anymore," or "This marriage is never going to get any better"? If any of these are true, you're invited to attend Marriage CPR. Through honest biblical counseling and healing, many couples have found hope leading to a joyful marriage.

For more information, contact Marc Montanye | MarcM@cccomaha.org

For more information on classes below, visit findintegrity.com or contact Dean Fajen | 402.677.2040 | DeanFajen@outlook.com or contact Jon Bakker | 402.306.0847 | builderbakes@gmail.com

A support group for men in various stages of recovery from unwanted sexual behavior. MOI shifts the focus from maintaining sobriety to experiencing deeper recovery that fosters freedom and a closer relationship with God.

This recovery support group offers a place to receive respect, understanding, encouragement, and hope for adults living with mental illness.

For more information, visit NamiOmaha.org | namiomaha@gmail.com

A place for the families of adults or children living with mental illness to receive respect, understanding, encouragement, and hope.

For more information, visit NamiOmaha.org | namiomaha@gmail.com

NAMI Family to Family is a free, nine-session education program for family and significant others of adults with mental health conditions (schizophrenia, bipolar, depressive disorders, anxiety, etc.). Sessions address mental health disorders, medications, evidence-based treatments to promote recovery, community resources, and supportive strategies. Materials are free, but class size is limited, and registration is required.

Registration Required, Contact John and Karen | familytofamily25@gmail.com

A Christ-centered mental wellness support/discipleship group that focuses on a healthy spirit, soul, body, and relationships. Meetings include check-ins as an interpersonal period of connection; lessons on a healthy spirit, soul, body and relationships; and small group discussions. The group also offers a certified mental health coaching program to those who have overcome mental illness and feel called to help others.

For more information, contact Deb Jones | info@noshameministries.org

Examine the roots of co-dependency, which are often the result of deeply ingrained behaviors. Recover from co-dependency as you surrender to God, study your heart, and learn new skills and healthy behaviors.

For more information, contact John Feeny | jfeeny323@hotmail.com

Examine the roots of co-dependency, which are often the result of deeply ingrained behaviors. Recover from co-dependency as you surrender to God, study your heart, and learn new skills and healthy behaviors.

For more information, contact Lori Rinehart | lorrinehart@gmail.com

A monthly one-on-one meeting to help you notice and savor God's presence in your life and stimulate ongoing growth, to nurture choices that consistently delight God.

For more information, contact Erin Huber | ErinH@cccomaha.org