Room to be honest
Show up without performing. Your story will be met with compassion, truth, and respect.
New in Huntsville · Men + women welcome
You don't have to keep it together alone.
A welcoming, Christ-centered Grace Group for people ready to get honest about addiction or compulsive patterns and take a next step toward freedom, connection, and hope.
- Ongoing weekly group
- Christ-centered
- Led by Rob Abercrombie
No labels.
No judgment.
No need to pretend.
Is this for me?
If a pattern keeps taking more than you want to give, you are welcome here.
You do not need a diagnosis, a label, or a perfect explanation. This group is for men and women who have noticed an addictive or compulsive pattern and want a safe place to address it.
That may includeAlcohol · Drugs · Pornography · Unwanted sexual behaviors · Gambling · Prescription medication misuse · Food · Shopping · Work · Other compulsive patterns
What you will find
Real support for real life.
Practical next steps
Learn to recognize the pattern, respond to triggers, and build rhythms that support recovery.
People beside you
Healing happens through connection, encouragement, accountability, and shared hope.
Hope in Jesus
The group is explicitly Christian and points toward lasting grace, freedom, and wholeness in Christ.
Come as you are
Your first step can be as simple as showing up.
StartsWednesday, September 9, 2026
MeetsOngoing Wednesdays at 5:30 PM
LocationRivertree Church · Downtown Campus · 201 Marsheutz Ave SE
Come as you areAdults 18+ · Free · No registration
Privacy + safety
Your story is treated with care.
The group is designed as a respectful place for honesty. Ask Rob any questions about privacy or safety expectations before sharing.
If more support would be helpful, the leader can help connect you with counseling, medical care, treatment, or another appropriate resource.
Grace Groups are support groups, not therapy, medical detox, or emergency services. If you are in immediate danger, call 911 or call or text 988.
Questions are welcome
A few things people ask.
Do I need to call myself an addict?
No. Grace Groups do not require a label. If you are concerned about a pattern and want support, you are welcome.
Do I have to be a Christian?
No. All are welcome. The group is explicitly Christian and centered on the hope and grace found in Jesus.
Is this counseling?
No. It is a leader-facilitated support group offering connection, practical guidance, accountability, and spiritual care.
Can I come if I am already in treatment or AA?
Yes. A Grace Group can be one part of a broader recovery plan.
Do I need to register or pay?
No. The group is free and open to adults 18+ who are ready to honestly address a significant struggle. No registration is required—come as you are.
Does the group have an end date?
No. This is an ongoing, open-ended weekly group. When a Wednesday overlaps with a holiday, check with Rob before coming.
You do not have to wait for things to get worse.
Come find a safe place to breathe, tell the truth, and take the next step toward freedom and hope.
Email Unbound GraceRob Abercrombie is the main contact · Admin@unboundgrace.life
