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Recovery resources in Arabic.

"Helping the Christian community become a safe place for people recovering from addiction, abuse, or trauma."

"We are an active community for survivors of all types of abuse. Our aim is to bring friendship and support to survivors in need, and ultimately to help one another come to a place of healing in our lives!

"Christian Survivors Ministries is centered around a well moderated message board. We have a five year old, & thriving community of survivors - all seeking to support each other through the realities of daily living as a survivor!"

The Clergy Recovery Network exists to support, encourage and provide resources to religious professionals in recovery. If you are a pastor, missionary, religious professional--or a spouse of one--and you need help . . .welcome home. We have been waiting for you.

For more than sixteen years, Confident Kids groups have been helping families throughout the country and in other parts of the world work through important issues of family and community life. Now you, too, can make your church or organization a place that offers hope and healing to children who are struggling with some of life's most painful circumstances. With the addition of our Kids Like Me! curriculum, you now have two programs to choose from! Be sure to check out both programs by clicking on the links above.

"Helping the Christian community to become a safe and helpful place for people recovering from addiction, abuse or trauma."

"An international network of Christians responding to the escalating problems of substance misuse and addiction."

"A practical introduction for pastors and other religious professionals. Most of the material on this site began with lectures presented in a class entitled "Pastoral Care and Abuse" at Fuller Theological Seminary. So. . . expect it to feel like the kind of thing pastors-in-training might need. You will notice in particular that much of the recommended reading is books or articles from theological journals that would be difficult for the average reader without a theological education. "

Classes, lectures, and chapel presentations related to recovery.

Resources on the history and theory of twelve step recovery.