Dear Family Member: If ever the words “family” have taken on a depth of meaning, it is right now. Over the last few weeks, we have all found out how very attached we are all over the world. What we do in California and Alabama and everywhere in between has the potential to affect those
Dear Family Member: In the words found in the book of Philemon, we find these encouraging thoughts: “Yes, my brother and sister, let me have some profit from you in the Lord. Cheer and refresh my heart in the Lord.” Indeed, it is your continual support that has for over 30 years helped to buoy
Dear Family Member: Over 30 years ago, God gave us a burden — to help men who were struggling with addiction beat whatever problem they were fighting. We knew the statistics were against us. Men who face drug addiction are some of the most difficult to cure. But we also knew that our God is able.
Dear DAP Partner: As the days of 2019 slip away and become just a memory, we want to thank you — our family members and friends — for your faithful support in the past. Thankfully, your gifts have blessed the work of DAP, often at times when we didn’t know where the funds would come
Dear Family Member: As 2019 draws to a close, we find ourselves filled with deep gratitude for the gift of Jesus Christ to this earth. His saving power in all our lives gives us courage each day and hope for the future. This is why we find the words of the Christmas hymn above so
Dear Family Member: They say that time flies and we believe that is true — especially here at the ministry of Drug Alternative Program. It is so difficult to believe that it has been over 30 years since we opened our doors to our first clients — most who came from the state of California.
Dear Family Member: Last month, several activities took place at DAP and we want to let you have a look inside of our daily ministry: Our guest speaker at the Recovery Home for Sabbath Vespers was our niece from Chicago, Rosalyn Johnson. She gave her personal testimony of how she was able to break down
Dear Family Member: The program in California and the expansion in Alabama does give us a few growing pains. However, God is with us and we are moving forward in faith. Your love, prayers and financial support is a huge blessing in fulfilling God’s mission to help men addicted to drugs. Thank you for your
Dear Family Member: The finest words we know cannot begin to tell you the difference prayer has made in our lives and in the ministry of Drug Alternative Program. During these past 34 years, we have accomplished more through prayer than by any other method. We would like to give you one of our first
Family Member: So often when we are sharing the story of Drug Alternative Program, we focus on the clients who come to ask for assistance. And most of the stories are from young people we have never met. However, this month, we want to tell you about a client named London whose life story is