Christian Recovery Centers Inc - CRCI

10/20/2026

🎓 Five graduates. Five new beginnings. One more reason to celebrate! 💙

Last night, we celebrated the hard work and growth of five men graduating from our program. But the celebration doesn’t stop here — all five are continuing their journey with CRCI through our LDI program!

Congratulations to Hunter Frye, Samuel Jackson, Christopher Pringle, Thurman White, and Suchart Meeseree! We’re proud of each of you and excited to see what God has in store for your next chapter.

Recovery is about more than completing a program. It’s about building a life of purpose, leadership, and lasting change. 🙌

10/20/2026

The conversations on that bench were just the beginning.

Swipe to find your next step. 👉

The people you heard from on that bench are still here. Still in Shallotte, NC. And Christian Recovery Centers is still showing up for them every single day.

→ Volunteer: https://crcirecovery.org/volunteer/
→ Donate: https://crcirecovery.org/donate/
→ Sign up for stories of hope: https://crcirecovery.org/newsletters-publications/
→ Share: https://www.youtube.com/live/sHI2Uaz1D7I?si=zsD5XDxFgg9w6mvT

Come be part of the conversation. 💙

10/16/2026

🎓 Help us celebrate five graduates!

Today, we’re celebrating Thurman White, Christopher Pringle, Hunter Frye, Suchart Messeree, and Samuel Jackson as they graduate from the program!

Each graduation represents growth, hard work, and a commitment to building a new future. We’re proud of these five men and the progress they’ve made throughout their recovery journeys.

Join us in congratulating Thurman, Christopher, Hunter, Suchart, and Samuel on this milestone! 👏

10/15/2026

Sobriety is the beginning. Becoming someone you're proud of is the goal. 💛

Our highest-scoring dimension on the Life Map is Education & Culture: 75 out of 100, up 9.1% from baseline. English literacy hit 92% thriving at follow-up.

Behind those numbers are residents earning their GEDs, pursuing vocational training and certifications, and seeing themselves as capable learners, many for the first time in their adult lives.

That's what a whole-person recovery model does that sobriety alone can't.

Watch Patrick's story. He once needed someone to help him find a way out. Now he's that person for someone else.

10/15/2026

24 hours on the bench. Here's what happened in Shallotte, NC.

These numbers represent real people. Real stories. Real conversations that have the power to change the way our city sees homelessness, addiction, and mental health.

Thank you to everyone who tuned in, prayed, shared, and showed up.

Follow Citygate Network to see the national impact.

10/13/2026

📣 Join us for an important conversation on recovery, community, and lasting change!

On October 23, Joshua Torbich, CEO of Christian Recovery Centers, Inc. (CRCI), will join the panel discussion “Individual and Community Success, The Bridge to 100 Network” at the UNC School of Law’s Institute for Innovation.

🗓️ October 23, 2026
⏰ 1:00–2:00 PM
📍 UNC School of Law, Room 5042

The discussion will explore addiction, social and financial well-being, and the role of faith and science in building stronger communities and supporting sustainable recovery.

Registration is FREE! We encourage you to share this with friends and colleagues and join us for this meaningful discussion.

🔗 Register here: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=T9WzWMkW00KvCB_KvQlWZpYvnRwaMRJBiareluv2PvRUMlMyV1RVTTZNTFEyWldMUEE4NDZDQjI4Qy4u&route=shorturl

10/12/2026

A beautiful Sunday celebrating faith, new beginnings, and life change! 🙌✝️

OIB Life Church holds services at Bryant’s Orchard and has such a heart for Christian Recovery Centers and the men and women in the program. Their commitment to sharing the love of Christ with our residents is truly a blessing.

This past Sunday, 8 residents from our Motivational Track took the next step in their faith and were baptized!

We’re so thankful for the OIB Life Church family and the role they play in walking alongside our residents as they grow in their faith and continue their recovery journeys.

10/10/2026

10/09/2026

Josh just stepped off the bench after 24 hours — and we are not the same.

We heard from neighbors experiencing homelessness who shared what they wish our city understood. From program graduates who rebuilt their lives from nothing. From pastors, city leaders, volunteers, and strangers who just happened to sit down.

Every single conversation reminded us why we do this work.

Thank you for watching. For praying. For sharing. For showing up.

This conversation doesn't end when the bench is put away. It's just getting started.