Kathy Graham, Diocese of Alabama Staff liaison: 205-358-9229
Recovery ministries
The Department of Recovery Ministries seeks to educate clergy and laity about the disease of addiction, provide resources for use in parishes, and practical guidance for people who are trying to make decisions, provide interventions and support for themselves and for their loves ones.
The Mission of the Department of Recovery Ministries is to educate clergy and laity about the disease of addiction and family dysfunction’s associated with it and to provide recovery and spiritual guidance for those recovering, including affected family members, with emphasis on the renewal of our faith in Christ Jesus our Lord.
Addiction Group: Here you’ll find our most frequently asked questions and find valuable resources for people suffering from substance use disorders (SUDs).
Unity Recovery + WEconnect + SOS Recovery + Alano Club are now offering free virtual recovery meetings during the COVID-19 pandemic
During this pandemic, we realize that many in-person meetings have been canceled or people may not be able to attend their regular meetings for various reasons. We are now offering online recovery support groups. All recovery meetings are non-denominational, agnostic to any specific recovery pathway, and are open to anyone.
During this pandemic, we realize that many in-person meetings have been canceled or people may not be able to attend their regular meetings for various reasons. We are now offering online recovery support groups. All recovery meetings are non-denominational, agnostic to any specific recovery pathway, and are open to anyone.
Find A Al-Anon & Alataeen Family Group Meeting -
We need Al-Anon meetings more than ever. Whether you are quarantined with an active alcoholic or not, the Birmingham Al-Anon groups are working hard to continue the encouragement, love and friendship we share in the rooms of Al-Anon. Click the button below for information on how to attend an online meeting as well as how to use the Zoom meeting platform.
We need Al-Anon meetings more than ever. Whether you are quarantined with an active alcoholic or not, the Birmingham Al-Anon groups are working hard to continue the encouragement, love and friendship we share in the rooms of Al-Anon. Click the button below for information on how to attend an online meeting as well as how to use the Zoom meeting platform.
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