
Avoiding Relapse During the Holidays
The holiday season can be a joyous time; but for those in recovery, it can be a minefield. High expectations, over-commitment, and fatigue can lead to heightened emotions and mood
The holiday season can be a joyous time; but for those in recovery, it can be a minefield. High expectations, over-commitment, and fatigue can lead to heightened emotions and mood
What are the Health Effects of Loneliness? During this time of “stay at home” orders and social distancing, many can start to feel lonely. Individuals may start to feel isolated, misunderstood,
RU has always been referred to as an incredible evangelistic tool. We have seen its effect all over the USA and around our world. In His last words, our Savior told us to go out and give the gospel to EVERYONE. This is the great commission of the church and all of its ministries. RU […]
Why it is Difficult to Quit Smoking? There is a strong physical addiction to the nicotine and also a significant psychological addiction to the activities associated with smoking. Tobacco Needs to
Don’t be afraid to fail. The word fail means “to fall short of success or achievement in something expected, attempted, desired, or approved.” (Webster Dictionary, 1828) If we say that
This testimony will “awaken” us to realize the impact our choices can have… I started attending a local church after much coaxing from my 10-year-old son. I was allowing everything
This is a testimony that was recently submitted to our offices. We are excited to share this young person’s story of victory with you. By the time I was 10
Here is a recent testimony of an abused and addicted women that was recently received at RU Recovery Ministries and we want to share it with you! I grew up
Most of my childhood, I was raised in a Christian home. We were always in a church until my parents started backsliding and drinking. Quickly, the booze became more important
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