Recovery Church Macomb MI

Chris Poma, a longtime resident of Eastpointe, Michigan, has lived a life marked by resilience, faith, and dedication to helping others find hope through recovery. Married for over 50 years to his beloved wife Mary, Chris is the proud father of two sons and the joyful grandfather of five grandchildren who bring constant light to his life. In 1982, Chris made a life-changing decision to join a 12-step program. Since then, he has remained committed to living out the principles, disciplines and actions of the 12 Steps, which he believes offer a pathway from despair to hope. Chris is a strong proponent of the message that recovery is possible for anyone - no matter how lost they may feel - and that no one is ever truly beyond help. Central to Chris's journey is his unwavering faith in God. For him, recovery is not just a personal transformation, but a spiritual one. His Higher Power is our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, whose grace and guidance have carried him through both the darkest and brightest moments of his life. 

Through his decades in twelve-step recovery, Chris has offered countless others the gift of his experience, strength, and hope. Whether mentoring newcomers, sharing his testimony, or simply lending an ear, Chris remains a living example of what it means to walk the road of recovery with humility, gratitude, and faith.

David Scott Goldstein, aged 73, is a dedicated member of a 12-step program, having maintained his commitment to sobriety for over 40 years. Residing in Clinton Township, Michigan, David's journey reflects resilience, personal growth, and a strong dedication to helping others in their recovery journeys. His long-standing involvement with 12-step recovery highlights his leadership and support within the community, inspiring those around him with his experience, strength, and hope.

Anthony Christopher Peake has lived over 17 years in long-term recovery, building his life around family, faith, and service. He is married and a devoted father to two children, ages 13 and 8. As a small business owner, Anthony brings the same dedication and perseverance that have marked his personal journey into his professional life. Grounded in his faith, Anthony served for four years as a deacon at his local church, offering both leadership and compassion to his community. Beyond his formal service, h ehas mentored and sponsored numerous men and women through the 12-step recovery process, guiding others toward sobriety and hope. Anthony's story reflects resilience, commitment, and a desire to give back-whether in his family, his business, his church, or the recovery community.