Communities of Recovery

Greetings from the Director:

On January 1st of this year, Church Army Branson formed a new corporation named Communities of Recovery, Inc. A change in name away from Church Army will take place gradually as the new corporation implements a development plan. After much prayer, the Advisory Board and senior staff have made the decision to set out on our own so that we may concentrate on spreading our faith based recovery message. A name change will be required and this naming and branding effort will be a priority in the coming months. The people, the mission, and the message will remain the same. The only thing changing will be the name. The Frances Rittenhouse Learning Center, Peace In The Storm Worship Service and the Common Solution Recovery Program will notice no change in operations.

This transition comes with the utmost respect and admiration for Church Army USA. The relationship has been good for both parties but there comes a time when the fledgling must fly on its own. It is time for the development of a Board and management team dedicated solely to delivering the message of the Common Solution Recovery Program.

Cary McKee
Executive Director

Common Solution Recovery

The CSR class offers the fundamental message and planned program of action offered to the world of alcoholism and addiction in 1939 when the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous was published; the same fundamental message that resulted in a 75% recovery rate by 1955. Every Wednesday afternoon and evening CSR is offered to the clients of Communities of Recovery and, as with anything we offer, open to the public. Over the course of five weeks, two hours weekly, you will have seen all 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous taught and will receive a certificate of completion in doing so.

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