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The Fuller Institute for Recovery Ministry is part of the School of Theology at Fuller Theological Seminary. The purpose of the Institute is to train, support and encourage pastors, therapists, missionaries, chaplains and lay leaders who are actively engaged in recovery ministry.

Dr. Dale S. Ryan, Director

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Suggestions: 1) Take what works and leave the rest. 2) Listen for similarities rather than differences. 3) Listen for experience, strength or hope.

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