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Cornerstone Community
Where Community is the Heart of Recovery
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We hope
that as each is able, the residents of Cornerstone will:
- Receive
all the unconditional love, acceptance and support of genuine community,
so they can in turn give love;
- Discover
a sense of joy and celebration in recovery and live a clean and
sober life with all its benefits;
- Maintain
their physical/mental/spiritual health … understand
their health issues and do what is necessary to stay healthy;
- Find
meaningful work – chores around the house, regular volunteer
work or a job that gives a sense of pride and fulfillment – all
carefully matched to a one’s strengths and to
whatever limitations they may have;
- Strengthen
support systems (friends, family, faith community) … find
reconciliation in the significant relationships in
their lives;
- Develop
necessary daily living skills.
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At
Cornerstone we believe that:
- Each
life is precious and intended to be lived with meaning.
- All
members are equally important
to the life of the community. Within each individual is the Spirit
of God. Every man can, within a loving and
safe environment, find
healing and learn to give and receive love.
- Love
and forgiveness are the most
powerful agents for positive personal change. Relationship is the
specific therapy
of the Cornerstone Community.
- Community
operates best without judgment,
punishment and violence. There is structure to facilitate the life,
health and
safety of the community and
each of its members, but
always within the context of love, acceptance and forgiveness.
- Each
individual has all the gifts, abilities,
knowledge, character and answers within them that they need to live
and grow
into their new life. We just come
alongside to nurture and water the soil that will produce the unique
fruit
of a fulfilled and loving life.
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The
Cornerstone Community 4800 Arkansas Avenue, NW Washington DC 20011
| Phone: (202) 595-7001 | E-mail: Tom
Copps
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