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New and Notable 

Did you know that there are over seventy five hours ( 75! ) of video content at nacr.org? Most of these videos are either workshops from NACR regional/national conferences, presentations made at the Summer Institute of Recovery Studies, or lectures from Dr. Ryan’s courses at Fuller Theological Seminary. It seems unlikely that the NACR will be returning to face-to-face conferencing any time soon – but you could still organize a hyper-local conference. Just pick a couple videos. Invite some friends over to watch. Think about it. You could do this. Almost guaranteed to be better for you than anything available on Netflix or any other streaming service. And it’s free!

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Feel What You Feel as Lenten Practice by Dale Ryan

Why Can’t Church Be More Like an AA Meeting? by Stephen Haynes

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