Audience and Purpose: This training will help GSN leaders, GSN churches, other faith communities, and NH recovery ministries become aware of a variety of community agencies and enter into collaboration to help people in crisis. Our ultimate goal is for NH faith communities to cross every barrier to collaborate with all the resources of the community.

The Good Samaritan Network seeks to collaborate with God, the church and ministries to see the end of addiction in our communities. By working together we are stronger. Kathie Saari from GATES Recovery Center in New Ipswich, NH speaks about the heart for recovery at a Good Samaritan Network event. Visit www.goodsamaritanetwork.org to find out more.

The Good Samaritan Network seeks to collaborate with churches, organizations and individuals. We do not discriminate in how we connect and have been collaborating with the NH Council of Churches through Jason Wells their Executive Director. Hear about this partnership here.

The Good Samaritan Network is a network of churches, ministries, and leaders who want to work together to support those in the addiction crisis. Dena Stahlheber of the Good Samaritan Network and NH Alliance explains the background of this organization and its goals.

Representing the Good Samaritan Network, Joe Johnsick, Sr. of the Goffstown Harvest Christian Church shares about the heart of the Good Samaritan Network.

Why is it important to have the Good Samaritan Network? Listen as Dick Kiernan of the GSN and NH Alliance explains the importance of churches and ministries working together. Jon Beam also shares about the importance of prayer as the foundation of what the Good Samaritan Network (GSN) is doing.