Yes. Many of them are modeled after the twelve steps of AA just like other twelve step programs like NA & Al-Anon.They may re-word the twelve steps to coincide with their religious beliefs or what the bible says but they will work all the same if you work them.
A lot of the people who facilitate these recovery groups have attended AA, NA or Al-Anon meetings in the past so they know the score when it comes to recovery & what is necessary.
Some recoverying people go to both religious & twelve step program meeetings.
Many ministers are realizing that addiction & co-dependence recovery is different than religious teaching due to the ridgid denial & delusion associated with addiction, alcoholism & co-dependence.
They facilitate special anonymous recovery group meetings for these unfortunate people as a service to their congregations & communities.
They are also aware that members of their congregations may be afflicted or will become afflicted in the future so they go out of their way to help & facilitate them.
Many churches also allow recoverying people to hold their twelve step group meetings on the premises of their churches as a public service to their communities & people afflicted.
The twelve step groups are operating as renters of meeting space only & not associated with or a part of the churches.
Get recovery where it is available & do not rule out religious recovery programs as they are a valuable & worthy recovery resource for thousands of recoverying addicts & co-dependents in America.
The Big Book of AA even suggest that alcoholics would do well to investigate & seek out what religious people may have to offer them as a part of their recovery.
In other words keep an open mind when it comes to help being offered you.
All help is valuable & appreciated.
It could help you save what you have left of your life if you are a drug addict or alcoholic.
In the Dayton area Ginghamsburg Church & The Vineyard have religious recovery programs available or they can tell you where to find them in the Dayton area.
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