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MONDAY: 47 Items
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$2,001.84 in TOTAL BIDS SO FAR!

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10-16-17 TWELVE STEPPING WITH SUPPORT FROM SCRIPTURE



Psalm 31v9 - Have mercy on me, Lord, for I am in distress.Tears blur my eyes, my body and soul are withering away.



Step 2: Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity.


God can and will help! Life was not gifted to you so you can waste away in addiction and depression. You may feel you are at the end of your rope and hopeless not wanting to go on. Don't look at this as failure and defeat. This is a victory because at your lowest God comes in and rescues you.You have given it your best shot and Life has not worked out the way you thought it should. That's ok because getting to the end of you and your ways open's the door to God so he can come in and show you a better way.



2 Corinthians -"For we are glad when we are weak and you are strong.Your restoration is what we pray for".


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Psalm 103v3 He forgives all my sins and Heals all my diseases
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Thursday, October 12 & Tuesday, October 24
 
Recovery Housing and Our Community
The Pro-Act Advocacy Leadership Program is hosting two forums on Recovery Housing in Philadelphia and Bucks County.  Recovery Housing is a hot topic.  Legislators are talking about it and the media is writing about it.  We have organized panels in both counties who represent experts, home owners, residents and local advocates who will answer questions from our moderator, Fred Martin.  Then we will open the forum up to questions from you, the audience.  The first forum is scheduled in Philadelphia, Thursday evening, October 12 at Church of the Advocate.  Panelists are Roland Lamb, Fred Way, Carol Rostucher, Stephanie Scully, Michelle Simmons and Demetrius Jorden. You can register for free here
The Bucks County Forum is scheduled for Tuesday evening, October 24.  Save the date.  Details coming
 
 
 

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