Tell Me about Discover Recovery
Listen to the heart of the Discover Recovery methods and mission . You can help expand it’s outreach and impact!
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Discovery Bible Study
Discovery Bible Study (DBS) is an effective, fun, and simple way for people to learn about God and His commands. In this video, we see Florence, a transformed addict, hosting her Wednesday morning DBS for her neighbors.
Partnerships
Discover Recovery partners with churches and community groups to train and equip ministry leaders, teachers, pastors, and community leaders. Here we see trainers from IAMercy.org training kids at Bethany School in Kawengware, one of the underprivileged schools that are supported by Watumull Children’s Family Fund.
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All money sent to Discover Recovery will pay for copying the manuals, training supplies, transportation, and covering costs associated with feeding and lodging participants.
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- Greater access to people in need in schools, prisons, and churches.
- Greater multiplication as people are trained to form new DR Clubs.
- Great revival as people experience hope, healing and life transformation.
The 12 Step Model at Discover Recovery
1 - Honesty
2 - Faith
3 - Surrender
4 - Soul Searching
5 - Integrity
6 - Acceptance
7 - Humility
8 - Willingness
9 - Forgiveness
10 - Maintenance
11 - Making a Contract
12 - Service
Our Mission
Our mission is to help set people free from addiction, and the impacts of destructive living patterns. We rely on the foundational power of the Gospel and the Word of God, linked with the proven wisdom of AA’s 12 steps, and practical business readiness training from Work for a Living to bring hope and healing to vulnerable people living in the slums of Nairobi and rural areas of East Africa.
Please join our journey!
We rely on the faithfulness of God working through generous people like you. Your tax-deductible contribution will allow us to sustain and expand our work in slums, prisons, schools, and with church partnerships to make this ministry available to those in urgent need across East Africa.