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Relapse & Recovery
“Not everyone’s process is the same. Not everyone’s starting point is the same, but the destination is the same – eternal life.” Markeith is a…
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National Prevention Week
Substance abuse and misuse are on the rise. Opioid use is out of control. Liquor store sales are rising. The COVID-19 pandemic has not helped…
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How to Help Hurting People
Dynamics of People Helping is designed to educate, equip, and empower those who come alongside hurting people. In this course, you will learn basic people-helping skills, taught by a Christian practitioner and counseling professional. You will learn practical ministry tools that can empower you to minister to those struggling with mental and relational health issues.
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Faith and Recovery
“For the first time, over half of Americans think that faith can’t answer society’s problems. But studies show just the opposite.”
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Establishing a New Normal
Adult & Teen Challenge is proud to announce the release of its sixth and final study in the Breaking Free series: PSNL 607-Establishing a New…
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Building a New Legacy
Adult & Teen Challenge is proud to announce the release of its fifth study in the Breaking Free series: PSNL 507 – Building a New…
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Ending the Addictive Cycle
Adult & Teen Challenge is proud to announce the release of its fourth study in the Breaking Free series: PSNL 407 – Ending the Addictive…
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Grief & Addiction: The Way Back
Note: This post contains spoilers about the film “The Way Back” In the new Warner Bros. film “The Way Back”, Ben Affleck plays Jack, a…
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Understanding Grief & Addiction
Adult & Teen Challenge USA is proud to announce the release of its third study in the Breaking Free series: PSNL 307 – Grief and Addiction. This study encourages us to explore the relationship between addiction and grief. Addiction is a breeding ground for ongoing grief. It multiplies, complicates, and compounds it. Learning to mourn and heal by surrendering our grief to God, allows us to move forward in a healthy way.
