The National Association for Christian Recovery

The US-based National Association for Christian Recovery (NACR) is a faith-based organisation dedicated to supporting individuals and communities affected by addiction, abuse, and other life challenges through Christian principles and recovery resources. They offer resources for working through 12-step recovery programs, including video sessions explaining each step, workbooks, and articles on topics such as making amends, understanding God, and grieving losses in recovery.

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