The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT7) BATON ROUGE, La. -- Feb. 22, 2003 -- DRUG-PROGRAM -- Tonja Myles preaching at a meeting of Set Free Indeed, a Christian ministry for drug abusers in Baton Rouge, Jan. 31, 2003. Set Free Indeed was started a year ago by two volunteers, Myles and her husband, Darren, who run a plumbing business and have no training in substance abuse treatment or counseling. Set Free Indeed is among many ministries initiated by this fast-growing church, like Cruisin' for Christ for motorcycle enthusiasts, and Growing Kids God's Way, for parents. "The same God who delivered me can do the same for you," says Mrs. Myles, a former addict herself. (Jonathan Cohen/The New York Times)
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