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The Faith Partners Team Ministry Approach organizes and empowers congregational members with particular experience or interest in the healing process for people with addictions and their affected families. With specialized training, they work as teams to advance healing opportunities within the congregation.

While one person can make a difference, involving a small group increased the impact enormously and makes the effort more sustainable. Supported by the clergy and endorsed by the full congregation, these teams conduct a sustaining service of healing. This service is three-fold:

  • One, providing materials, events, and programs of education.
  • Two, providing specific support, assistance, and referral to services for individuals and families in trouble.
  • And three, recognizing and honoring successful recovery.

Members of the team meet regularly, learn of community resources available to congregational members, consult regularly with the pastor, plan a calendar of appropriate educational opportunities, obtain and distribute helpful literature, meet with individuals referred by the pastor, and conduct events that celebrate recovery or enhance the congregation’s climate of healing.


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FAQ’s
Frequently Asked Questions About: Faith Partners Congregational Alcohol and Other Drug Team Ministries...

Faith Partner Endorsements
Faith Partners was created by The Rush Center of the non-profit Johnson Institute. Training for congregations that want to start their own ministries are available in several locations around the U.S. The Presbyterians for Addiction Action leadership committee of the PHEWA has endorsed Faith Partners. It is a model of ministry that is sorely needed in congregations. Its special strength is voluntarism matched with pastoral support.

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Three Step Process
It takes a careful and thoughtful process to start an effective lay team ministry to address the whole congregation...

Unique & Effective Approach
The Rush Center provides the tools, training, materials, and assistance to equip congregations with an effective, comprehensive and sustainable...

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