Aggieland Recovery Round-Up

The 2026 Aggieland Recovery Round-up is TODAY! Come join us for a weekend filled with recovery!

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Home - Aggieland Recovery Round-Up Aggieland Recovery Round-Up supports 12-step recovery in the Brazos Valley of Texas, sharing a universal message of experience, strength and hope.

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Home - Aggieland Recovery Round-Up Aggieland Recovery Round-Up supports 12-step recovery in the Brazos Valley of Texas, sharing a universal message of experience, strength and hope.

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Saddle up for a weekend of hope, healing, and fellowship at the Aggieland Recovery Round-Up 🤠✨ Join us in Bryan, TX for powerful speakers, meaningful workshops, great food, and recovery with friends who understand the journey. One day at a time — together. ❤️

What is CR, or Celebrate Recovery??

➡️ CR exists to help people find freedom and healing from their hurts, hang-ups and habits through a relationship with Jesus Christ ⬅️

CR was founded in 1991 by John and Cheryl Baker in California. John shared a concept for a new Christian-centered 12 Step program with his Senior Pastor Rick Warren where people could find freedom from their “hurts, hang-ups, and habits”.

The first night 43 people attended, and CR was born with only 4 Open Share Groups: Men’s and Women’s Chemical Dependency, and Men’s and Women’s Co-Dependency. Over the years, thousands of churches have started CR ministries around the world.

2 of the main tools of CR are the 12 steps developed by AA and a set of 8 Principles. While CR’s 12 Steps do mirror the original AA 12 steps, they have added language that has been taken from the Christian Bible. While other 12 Step groups may surrender to a “higher power,” CR specifically follows Christian guidelines and a biblically-based philosophy. CR’s 8 Principles are based on 8 statements from Jesus Christ known to Christians as the Beatitudes. Baker believed individuals suffering through life’s trials could use these statements to find a pathway for “wholeness, growth, and spiritual maturity.” Instead of the original 12 Traditions, CR relies on its own small group guidelines, and CR does not utilize the 12 Concepts of Service.

📍CR currently has several meeting across the Brazos Valley. You can find a list of them at www.recoveryroundup.org/find-a-meeting 🤠

What is MA, or Ma*****na Anonymous??

➡️ The only requirement for MA membership is a desire to stop using ma*****na. ⬅️

Ma*****na Anonymous started in a number of places at almost the same time. There was a Ma*****na Smokers Anonymous in Orange County, California, a Ma*****na Addicts Anonymous in the San Francisco Bay Area, and two groups called Ma*****na Anonymous, one in Los Angeles, and the other in Seattle, Washington. They all came into being around 1986 and 1987.

The different organizations began to hear of each other through members traveling and moving, and in 1989 it was decided that a few people from each of the areas would get together and see if they had enough in common to form one united organization. They did, and at this meeting the name Ma*****na Anonymous was chosen and some of the basic ideas of Ma*****na Anonymous were agreed upon. The delegates agreed to another meeting to be held later that year where the wording of the Steps and Traditions of Ma*****na Anonymous was adopted.

Shortly after the unification of the US programs, MA was contacted by another Ma*****na Anonymous group in New Zealand and the organization began to spread worldwide.

Today there are currently over 300 weekly Ma*****na Anonymous (MA) meetings and dozens of affiliated regional districts operating worldwide. Because many participants meet virtually, groups are categorized by both geographic location and their global, non-geographic virtual platforms. There are currently around 20 Ma*****na Anonymous districts around the world, including in the United States, Canada, Australia, Denmark and Great Britain, and also a number of “independent” ones that do not have official status from the broader group.

📍 Ma*****na Anonymous in the Brazos Valley meets weekly at the Brazos Club in Bryan. To find a meeting, head to recoveryroundup.org/find-a-meeting 🤠

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