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What is a Christian faith-based recovery program?

Shirley M Timmons¹

¹Clemson University, USA.

Journal of Christian Nursing : a Quarterly Publication of Nurses Christian Fellowship

|August 23, 2011

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Faith-based recovery programs (FBRPs) with explicit religious content are underdocumented. This study details an evangelical Christian recovery home, The Potters House, to improve awareness and encourage better program descriptions for evaluation.

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Religious Studies
Social Work

Background:

Limited documentation exists for faith-based recovery programs (FBRPs) incorporating explicit religious content and activities between 2004-2010.
Existing literature lacks detailed descriptions necessary for program replication and outcome evaluation.

Purpose of the Study:

To increase awareness of underdocumented FBRPs.
To describe a specific evangelical Christian faith-based recovery home (FBRH), The Potters House Restoration Ministries.
To advocate for more comprehensive descriptions of FBRPs.

Main Methods:

Literature search of electronic databases (2004-2010).
Descriptive case study of The Potters House Restoration Ministries.
Qualitative analysis of program components.

Main Results:

A significant gap was identified in the literature regarding FBRPs with explicit religious elements.
The Potters House Restoration Ministries, an evangelical Christian FBRH, was described in detail.
The study highlights the need for enhanced descriptions of FBRPs.

Conclusions:

There is a critical need for detailed documentation of faith-based recovery programs.
The Potters House Restoration Ministries serves as an example of an underdocumented FBRP.
Improved program descriptions are essential for scientific evaluation and replication of recovery interventions.