Today, June 29, 2018, three Titus 2 students joined Bill and me at a reception at The Meeting House at Carillon Beach Community. The reception was a celebration of the success of Carillon Institute’s recent Tour of Homes. They used … Read More
“There are two choices in the Christian life. You can drift along, or you can employ your talents enthusiastically for the glory of the Lord……..God is not going to measure the use of our talents against those of other people, … Read More
It is with great joy that we announce the graduation of a Titus 2 student from the Bay County School District GED program at Tom P. Haney Technical Center. When she completed the final test today, she accomplished a goal … Read More
Titus 2 Partnership, Inc. thanks Tanya Duffey and the publisher of Go! Magazine for the article in the Spring 2018 issue! We appreciate your interest in our ministry and featuring our program in Go! Magazine.
Accountability is a key issue in community as lived and practiced at Titus 2. Those who cannot accept being held accountable and will not hold others accountable do not succeed in Titus 2. This article by Ashley Nelson has been … Read More
Pill Popping Morality June 17, 2014 Breakpoint’s John Stonestreet writes about potential fallout from possible new prescription therapies on the horizon for PTSD or other mental health disorders involving flashbacks or bad memories or treatment to improve behavior in these … Read More
Emotional Ambush April 28, 2014 A life recovery student and I had a delightful lunch together today while we worked on case management. The chapter we were studying was on discipline…….personal discipline and spiritual discipline. We had an … Read More
Doers May 8, 2014 This morning I found myself having a conversation with a recovery student who, I discovered, is reading a book recommended by a mentor, “Having a Mary Heart in a Martha World”. She is finding the book … Read More
“Creative Dislocation” May 12, 2014 “Creative Dislocation moves people into settings, relationships and dynamics intentionally different from the norm in order to enhance the potential for transformation. The unfamiliar heightens our senses and attention because it is intriguing, less predictable … Read More
Nearly two decades ago, God did a work of restoration in my own life. In gratitude and praise, I asked Him what He wanted from me. I was prepared to do whatever He desired- teach, travel, witness, write, labor, etc. … Read More