Drug Alternative Program

https://drugalternativeprogram.org/down-but-not-out/

Down But Not Out At Drug Alternative Program (DAP), we have witnessed firsthand the devastating effects of addiction. We have seen men arrive broken, exhausted, abandoned by family, stripped of dignity, and convinc…

Today, June 2nd, marks my 81st birthday. This past year has presented significant challenges due to my health issues and the passing of my sweet daughter, Sherri. Although grief has been very difficult, I find comfort in the hope of reuniting with her upon Jesus' return. Her impact on numerous lives, particularly children, is lasting, and her legacy continues. On both good and bad days, I appreciate God's healing presence and personal care. Fond memories of my firstborn fill my heart and bring a smile.

Shirley Gee and I share a profound bond, being close friends and have the same birthdate. We planned our birthday celebration eight months ahead of time, which centered around my visit to her home in Alaska. And here I am! Alaska is a haven of breathtaking natural beauty, with panoramic views, numerous outdoor activities , and calm environments for me to rest and relax. This birthday celebration will certainly be an unforgettable experience.

https://drugalternativeprogram.org/cheers-for-dap-alumni/

Cheers for DAP Alumni Dear Family Member: Cliff made a special trip to California in November to reconnect with his DAP ‘sons’, who are also alumni. They wished to spend quality time with their DAP ‘da…

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We’ve Got Talent Dear Family Member: DAP had the privilege of leading the Sabbath worship service at Brayton Adventist Church in Graysville, TN, resulting in an enriching experience for all involved. Every particip…

https://drugalternativeprogram.org/land-project-report

Land Project Report Dear Family Member: The climate-controlled storage units’ groundbreaking is set to occur in April, after an extended waiting period. Last year, we were prepared to initiate construction, but …