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Tom Shipp Helping Alcoholics pastoral couseling

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Alcoholics Anonymous Tom Shipp Helping Alcoholic

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Alcoholics Anonymous
Thomas J Ship
Helping the Alcoholic and
His Family
1963 Prentice hall Books
First Edition AUTOGRAPHED

Hardback 140 pages
no dust cover
cover inside has AA members name who gave book and owners name and phone number
(Highland Park Dallas Tx

Chapters :
Include How does the Alcoholic
Come to the Attention of a minister?

How Do I know I am an Alcoholic

Causes of Alcoholism

Slope to the Bottom

Alcoholics Anonymous

Helping the Alcoholics Family

This Book was written by a Tom Shipp a Cousin of mine through my mothers family tree surname Faus. I only found him in 1998 he had already passed on but I talked with his son. What is interesting is the fact that I lived in Dallas in Lakewood From 1979 till 1999 and I could have met him before he passed on…I would have love to have met him and talked about Alcoholism Alcoholics Anonymous and Finding God/.


Tom Shipp was pastor of the Lover's Lane United Methodist Church Dallas tx for many years
see this weblink for
this churches website and 12 step programs

http://www.llumc.org/tsm/hst.shtml


he wrote another book

The Trouble With Alcohol, by Tom Shipp

Writing from more than 34 years of experience in counseling alcoholics and their families, the author offers a sensitive, but frank approach to one of the most serious and underrated problems in America today.

ISBN:0800709098
Publisher: Old Tappan, New Jersey: Fleming H. Revell, 1978;

Dr. Tom Shipp, the first Pastor of Lovers Lane United Methodist Church had two callings in his life. The first was his calling as a Minister of God. To this calling he served Lovers Lane United Methodist Church for 33 years. His second calling was to the alcoholic. He worked diligently to help alcoholics wherever and whenever he came in contact with them. This calling lasted throughout his time with Lovers Lane United Methodist Church. From Dr. Shipp's dedication to help the alcoholic, the Twelfth Step Ministry was eventually formed

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