From left, Charlie Lowdermilk, Roger Phelps, Sonny Wright, Dennis Schuler and Emily Schuler (sitting) pose in the sanctuary at Woodland Hills Christian Church at Meadowview. Lowdermilk and Wright facilitate Recovery at Meadowview, a ministry program that offers biblical solutions to people who are imprisoned by life-controlling struggles.
From left, Charlie Lowdermilk, Emily Schuler, Dennis Schuler, Sonny Wright and Roger Phelps hum a few lines to a worship song that members sang at last week’s Recovery at Meadowview meeting. The meetings, free and open to the public, are held from 6 to 8 p.m. every Tuesday in the fellowship hall at Woodland Hills Christian Church on Lindell Road in Meadowview.
From left, Charlie Lowdermilk, Emily Schuler, Dennis Schuler, Sonny Wright and Roger Phelps hum a few lines to a worship song that members sang at last week’s Recovery at Meadowview meeting. The meetings, free and open to the public, are held from 6 to 8 p.m. every Tuesday in the fellowship hall at Woodland Hills Christian Church on Lindell Road in Meadowview.
A sign on the campus of Woodland Hills Christian Church in Meadowview is helping to get the word out that the church hosts Recovery at Meadowview meetings from 6 to 8 p.m. every Tuesday.
From left, Sonny Wright, Roger Phelps, Dennis Schuler, Emily Schuler and Charlie Lowdermilk pose in front of a sign that promotes Recovery at Meadowview, a nonresidential recovery and rehabilitation program. The program is a ministry of Woodland Hills Christian Church in Meadowview.
Logo for Living Free, a Christ-centered approach for helping people who are caught in the bondage of addictions, whether it be for substance, behavior or relationships.
MEADOWVIEW, Va. — A small town’s answer to the opioid crisis is making a difference in the lives of Southwest Virginia residents, some of whom are calling a newly formed recovery group a “godsend” for their community.
Carolyn R. Wilson is a freelance writer in Glade Spring, Virginia. Contact her at news@washconews.com.
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From left, Charlie Lowdermilk, Roger Phelps, Sonny Wright, Dennis Schuler and Emily Schuler (sitting) pose in the sanctuary at Woodland Hills Christian Church at Meadowview. Lowdermilk and Wright facilitate Recovery at Meadowview, a ministry program that offers biblical solutions to people who are imprisoned by life-controlling struggles.
From left, Charlie Lowdermilk, Emily Schuler, Dennis Schuler, Sonny Wright and Roger Phelps hum a few lines to a worship song that members sang at last week’s Recovery at Meadowview meeting. The meetings, free and open to the public, are held from 6 to 8 p.m. every Tuesday in the fellowship hall at Woodland Hills Christian Church on Lindell Road in Meadowview.
From left, Charlie Lowdermilk, Emily Schuler, Dennis Schuler, Sonny Wright and Roger Phelps hum a few lines to a worship song that members sang at last week’s Recovery at Meadowview meeting. The meetings, free and open to the public, are held from 6 to 8 p.m. every Tuesday in the fellowship hall at Woodland Hills Christian Church on Lindell Road in Meadowview.
From left, Sonny Wright, Roger Phelps, Dennis Schuler, Emily Schuler and Charlie Lowdermilk pose in front of a sign that promotes Recovery at Meadowview, a nonresidential recovery and rehabilitation program. The program is a ministry of Woodland Hills Christian Church in Meadowview.
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