by Roger Jones | Oct 15, 2019 | Addiction, WGA Blog
One of the things you hear a lot in recovery is, “Accountability, accountability, accountability.” And accountability is an invaluable tool when seeking to overcome any type of behavior that is troubling or addictive. Yet, there are some pitfalls that might hinder the...
by Mary Heathman | Oct 8, 2019 | WGA Blog
For several months now, my articles have focused on the task all Christ followers have been given by God Himself. Found in the New Testament, the mandate is plainly stated: Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is...
by Roger Jones | Sep 30, 2019 | WGA Blog
This Saturday (October 5th), WGA is hosting a FUNdraiser to help fund all of the various services and programs that we offer. We are having a Story Slam (think poetry slam, but with stories). This is our third one of these events, and we expect another fun night,...
by Lori Wildenberg | Sep 24, 2019 | WGA Blog
One syllable. One word. That’s all that my vocal cords could release. The soap was just leaving my hands as a woman broke the silence in the ladies’ room. “How’s your daughter doing?’ “Oh, how nice of you to ask. She’s doing well. Thank you.” Her head cocked to one...
by Scott Kingry | Sep 13, 2019 | WGA Blog
Labels—Should I Have One? Which One? I “came out” of the closet in 1985 when I was 21 years old—well, more like exploded out. I imagine this news wasn’t too shocking to anyone, except now I verbalized it officially for the first time. Prior to this pronouncement, my...
by WGA Leader | Sep 10, 2019 | WGA Blog
You did not choose me, but I chose you (John 15:16) After I reached a memorable point of surrender to faith, I found myself thanking God over and over for opening my heart to him. I had been reviewing my selfish, sinful choices in life, and I felt so relieved that my...
