The Owen Center provides Christ-centered, biblical counseling to individuals, couples and families. Our counseling focuses on knowing, trusting and following Jesus Christ, the crucified and risen Lord and Savior, the ultimate remedy for personal and relational brokenness. Our counseling relies upon the true words about ourselves and about Jesus revealed in the Bible.
We counsel convinced that God's Word has the authority and sufficient truth for every life and circumstance. That same Word invites everyone to live in a personal, healing relationship with Christ. Our counseling conduct is guided by the love, kindness, truth and compassion of Jesus, the great Shepherd and Counselor.
We counsel convinced that God's Word has the authority and sufficient truth for every life and circumstance. That same Word invites everyone to live in a personal, healing relationship with Christ. Our counseling conduct is guided by the love, kindness, truth and compassion of Jesus, the great Shepherd and Counselor.
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The Center is named for John Owen, the 17th century English scholar and pastor. He represents a generation of Christian leaders who understood the human condition and applied the words and work of Christ for its recovery. To this day, The Owen Center remains a counseling ministry working toward a movement in Christ-centered biblical counseling in East Alabama.
Owen Center staff counselors hold professional degrees in theology and/or counseling and are certified (or in the process of attaining certification) with the Association of Credentialed Biblical Counselors (ACBC). Associate and assistant counselors complete a certified, master's level training program and are approved by our board.
Confidentiality is an important aspect of our counseling. Your counselor will carefully guard your personal information. However, confidentiality is guaranteed only within the limits of biblical principles and civil law. Your counselor might be required to divulge information to appropriate civil authorities if there is an indication that you or someone else might otherwise be harmed or be at risk of abuse or neglect.
Schedule an appointment*, or simply get a run-down of the way things are done around here by calling the Owen Center at 334-329-5259 or email us at office@theowencenter.com. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to help all who are in need. If you are seeking counseling for an emergency situation, please make that known in your inquiry for counsel.
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Aug 22, 2021
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