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The Mission Of The Church In Addressing Alcohol And Drug Abuse: The Case Of Fazenda Da Esperança Healing Ministry In Dombe.

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This paper examines the role of theology in addressing substance abuse and addiction, areas traditionally dominated by scientific and sociocultural perspectives. Highlighting the work of Fazenda da Esperança in Dombe, Mozambique, the study demonstrates how integrating spiritual, work, community, and psychological support can facilitate recovery from alcohol and drug addiction. Through qualitative analysis, the findings reveal the importance of spirituality, family, and work in the transformative journey toward healing, portraying Fazenda as a potential model for holistic recovery.

Level
Postgraduate
Subject
Religion and Social Transformation
Type
Thesis
Institution
University of KwaZulu-Natal
Language
English
Year
2025
Pages
167 pages
File size
3.93 MB
Format
PDF
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