#343: R.E.A.L. Support for Recovering Addicts - a podcast by Dr. Joe Martin chats weekly with the countrys most respected Christian men
from 2019-05-01T10:14
Aaron Sorrels is the unemployed alcoholic. He is a comedian, speaker and recovery support partner who finds both the humor and the wisdom gleaned only through the trials of life. Known as The Unemployed Alcoholic, he is the ministry leader for Celebrate Recovery at Kentwood Community Church (KCC). He regularly performs comedy and he has shared his funny story with groups including Gilda’s LaughFest, The Global Leadership Summit (KCC Location), Base Camp, Iron Sharpens Iron, Celebrate Recovery and many more.
To find out more or to contact Aaron, just visit his website at http://www.theunemployedalcoholic.com
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