Dear Family Member: This month, we are delighted to share the story of Oscar Khan, our 2025 graduate. During his years at a Christian academy in southern California, Oscar was introduced to Cliff in1993, when Cliff gave his personal testimony at the school’s Chapel gathering. A neighbor introduced Oscar to marijuana, which led to regular
Busy parents juggling work, caregiving, and household logistics often hit the same wall: stress triggers stack up faster than the usual stress management advice can keep up. When calendars are packed and nerves are already frayed, even well-meant routines can feel like another demand, leaving emotional well-being stuck in survival mode. Creative outlets for stress
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 convinced their lives no longer matter. Yet by the grace of God, we have also witnessed something powerful: restoration. We have seen men once trapped by drugs
For people in faith-based addiction recovery, early sobriety can bring a quiet that feels less like peace and more like danger. Boredom in sobriety often shows up as long, unplanned stretches where the mind starts circling old memories, old wounds, and old shortcuts, and idle time challenges can stir cravings without warning. These are real
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 ‘dad’ and strengthen their bond. Cliff was overjoyed to see these outstanding graduates, who have remained committed to Jesus and lead productive lives after
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 participant contributed significantly to the church service. Cooper Palak, guitarist, and Edwin Anthony, saxophonist, presented special music and shared their personal testimonies as part of the
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 the City of Huntsville unexpectedly re-zoned our property to permit solely climate-controlled storage units, prompting a redesign of the architectural plans. The site is fully prepared, and
Cliff’s birthday, January 31, 1940, was a day of celebration, as we marked his 86th year. A gathering of family and friends took place to commemorate this milestone. The culinary delights, expertly prepared by our daughter, Rhonda Harris, and granddaughter, Janelle Moore, were truly exceptional. Rhonda baked a strawberry cake, Cliff’s favorite dessert. As seen
Dear Family Member: As we begin a new year, DAP extends our warmest wishes to you. May this year be filled with joy, growth, and new opportunities. Together, may we embrace the possibilities that the future holds and continue to make an impact on the lives of those we serve. The past year has brought
Dear Family Member, As we celebrate the birth of our Savior this Christmas season, our hearts are full of gratitude for the incredible ways God has used you to impact the lives of men seeking freedom, healing, and new beginnings. At the Drug Alternative Program, every testimony, every restored family, every man who discovers his