ACM Grads Point to God For Their Addiction Recovery Success

(Pictured above: Ray Letts, Alec Wiggin, Chris Buchanan and Timmy Stacy)

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Graduates of the faith-based "Another Chance Ministry" are talking about their deliverance from addiction. The men's addiction recovery program is operated through Zion Baptist Church in Chillicothe, but has helped more than 170 men over the last five years.

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Those who have been served by the privately funded and operated program have included local men in the areas of Ross, Fayette, Highland, Brown, Pike, Pickaway counties and Columbus.

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The program emphasizes the need for each individual to connect their lives with God. Statistics are showing that faith-based substance abuse recovery programs have one of the higher long-term success rates of keeping addicts clean.

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Another Chance Ministry currently operates three men's residential recovery homes and hopes to add a women's program within the year.

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For more information about the faith-based program, contact Zion Baptist Church and ask for Another Chance Ministry. The full interview with Ray Letts, Alec Wiggin, Chris Buchanan and Timmy Stacy can be found on our podcast link below....

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(Disclaimer: Mike Smith serves as a volunter with ACM)


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