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Here is the short version. Addiction is already in the congregation, and a pastor is often the first...
How to tell the voice that says “you did something wrong” from the one that says “you are something ...
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Four articles, one page worth forwarding, and an honest correction about our staffing budget. Dear F...
A recovery story belongs to the person who lived it. Here is what that conviction costs a small mini...
A reflection for the family member who has prayed alone, late, and often — and why intercession and ...
For those who served, recovery rarely runs in a straight line. Three things, observed again and agai...
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On why the first twenty minutes of recovery are the ones we refuse to put a price on — and what it c...