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Center for Spirituality and Recovery

There is a lot of truth in an old slogan you sometimes hear in twelve step fellowships: “Talking about the spiritual part of the program is like talking about the wet part of the ocean”. Recovery is an inherently spiritual journey. What people do when they do the twelve steps, for example, is a series of spiritual practices — all of which have long histories in the Christian tradition (e.g self-examination, confession, making amends, prayer, meditation). The emphasis on ‘journey’ makes it clear that spirituality is a process, it takes time, it must be ‘practiced’. We hope these videos and articles will help you to take the next step in your own spiritual journey.

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Audio

Religious Myths that Sabotage Recovery by Jan Johnson

Grace for Dummies by Jeff VanVonderen

Recovery from Distorted Images of God by Juanita Ryan

Recovery: A Contemplative Dance with God by Jan Johnson

Untwisting Your View of God by Pat Springle

Spiritual Anorexia by Dale Ryan

Spiritual Distress in Recovery by Dale Ryan

Articles

Articles on Toxic Spirituality