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Abraham Low Self-Help Systems

Abraham Low Self-Help Systems is a merger of Recovery International and The Abraham Low Institute. Recovery International was founded in 1937 and consists of more than 500 community-based peer-led self-help meetings in North America and beyond, telephone meetings and online forums. The Abraham Low Institute was founded in 1989 and developed The Power to Change for Schools and The Power to Change for Corrections.

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HisGlory Ministries

Being a disable vet served during nam era I lift up all nam vets who need Christ who are now in prison the numbers are outragous. I am also a single dad living wIth sole custudy of a 13 yr old boy that God continues to teach me to be the father I never had in my life. And for our world leaders and church's who are now getting away from true worshipping in spirit and truth and preaching what people ears are itching to hear.

Prayer Request of the Hour

Please pray for my husband who in prison in Huntsville, Texas. Terry is up for parole and we are waiting for the decision from the parole board. My husband has been incarcerated 3 years and this is his second time up for parole. The chance of him making parole is somewhat slim since he has been in prison 2 other times for the same charge of drugs.

Debbie Webb
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