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Guide Me In My Recovery
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Guide Me In My Recovery
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Guide Me In My Recovery: Prayers for Times of Joy and Times of Trial
Author: Reverend John T. Farrell
Overview
Guide Me In My Recovery offers comfort, inspiration, and strength for those seeking a spiritual path in recovery. Written by Reverend John T. Farrell, Ph.D.—a chaplain, academic, and person in long-term recovery—the book blends original prayers with timeless devotional writings to provide readers with words that uplift in both moments of joy and times of trial.
This collection is designed as a daily companion for spiritual seekers, offering practical guidance and heartfelt prayers that can be carried into everyday life. Whether drawing from traditional wisdom or Farrell’s own personal experience, the book provides a powerful resource for connecting with God and sustaining faith throughout the recovery journey.
Key Features
- Original Prayers: Written by Reverend Farrell to resonate deeply with individuals in recovery.
- Timeless Inspirations: Synthesized from common prayers and devotional writings across traditions.
- Daily Companion: A resource for moments of both celebration and struggle.
- Spiritually Grounded: Provides a faith-based perspective to support recovery and healing.
- Written from Experience: Crafted by an author who has been in recovery since 1975.
About the Author
Reverend John T. Farrell, Ph.D. has been in long-term recovery since 1975. He serves as Regimental Chaplain and Director of Campus Ministries at SUNY Maritime College, where he also teaches in the Humanities Department. Ordained in the Episcopal Church, he holds a Master of Divinity from Yale University and a Ph.D. in English from the University of Delaware. Farrell has spent over 35 years as a teacher, scholar, and chaplain, and in 2008 he served as a Professional-in-Residence at the Betty Ford Center. He is also a trained labyrinth walk facilitator.
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