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Good morning, friends. Welcome. Ladies and gentlemen i welcome all of you here today with us and in new york city and especially our supporters and all who will be watching the a cspan2 an exceptional discussion. This is a special gathering where we will learn about and, if you will, rightly celebrate the publishing of a unique book. I am jack fowler, the Vice President of National Review and a trustee of [applause] i didnt know they were serving alcohol this early. [laughter] but thank you. And...

Celebrate Recovery founder John Baker | YouTube/Screengrab Pastor John Baker, founder of Celebrate Recovery — a global ministry born out of the heart of Rick Warren’s Saddleback Church aimed at helping people recover from addiction and other “hurts, habits, and hang-ups” — has died. The Celebrate Recovery National team shared the news of Baker’s death in a social media statement Tuesday. The cause of death has not yet been announced.  “There are times in life when words are tota...

Celebrate Recovery founder John Baker dies Written by Mike Thom Thursday, Feb 25 2021, 9:02 AM John Baker gave his life over to Jesus 30 years ago and was healed from addictions. (Celebrate Recovery/Facebook) Article continues below advertisement ↴ The man who along with his wife founded a program that has helped millions of people find freedom from hurts, habits, or hangups, has died. John Baker passed away on Tuesday, February 23, according to a statement from the program Cele...

Pastor John Baker, founder of Celebrate Recovery — a global ministry born out of the heart of Rick Warren’s Saddleback Church aimed at helping people recover from addiction and other “hurts, habits, and hang-ups” — has died.