What DREAM Has God Given You for Your Community?
The heart of our mission at Recovery Alive is to resource recovery champions all over the world to change lives through the local church by:
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Certifying Recovery Coaches
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Equipping Jail & Prison Volunteers
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Opening Recovery Homes
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Resourcing Your Recovery Outreach
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Joining The Ambassadors Project isn't just about volunteering; it's about making a lasting impact by becoming a fully equipped and fully funded change-agent in your neck of the woods.
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If you would like more information about how you can get involved in the Ambassador Project, click here!
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Together, we can make a difference, +1 More changed life at a time!
OUR AMBASSADORS
Jeff Stultz National Recovery Ambassador
Why do I have a desire to change my community and to change the world?
I have been a gang leader, a drug addict, a homeless person, and an inmate. I know first hand what it's like to be turned down for a jar of peanut butter at the food bank because I didn't have an ID. I know what it's like to walk all night in the cold because I was afraid if I sat down and fell asleep I would freeze. I know what it's like to drink water from a mud puddle because I had no way to get a drink of water. I know what it's like to look for food in a dumpster. I know what it's like to sleep in the crawl space of someones house to get out of the cold. I know what it's like to bumm enough money for an all day bus pass to ride a bus all day to stay out of the rain or the cold. I know what it's like to rob a senior citizen in order to get more drugs. I know what it's like to sit in jail not knowing what's going on outside or when I might get out. I know what it's like to lose all contact with my family because they couldn't take it anymore.
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I know what it's like to live a life of hopelessness. That's why I have to let people know that change is possible, that healing is available, that hope is real and His name is Jesus! I'm called by God to share the hope I've found in Jesus Christ with people that many others would not, or could not reach.
Jason Fleming National Recovery Ambassador
Jason is currently serving as Prison/Jail Ministry Leader through Forever Free in North Little Rock, Arkansas. He has been involved in recovery ministry since 2016. Jason truly cares about people and he especially has a heart for the people who are incarcerated who feel as if no one cares about them. He began serving in the prison ministry during the beginning of Covid season when he got the privilege of doing his first group through zoom. Doing this class helped him to know for a fact that he was doing what God has called him to do. Jason's quote when it comes to Prison Ministry is, "This is by far my favorite thing to do when it comes to ministry."
Jason has recently accepted the role of National Ambassador for the Prison/Jail Ministry for Recovery Alive and will help and give you all the wisdom he has to help you get started in Prison/Jail Ministry and will help you in any way possible to have an effective prison/jail ministry in your hometown.
Jason and his prison/jail ministry team in Arkansas has been able to put hundreds of men and women through the Progress Group. They believe in this ministry and are working hard to help these men and women go home different. The quote we hear the most from the prison/jail ministry residents is, "This is the best and most effective class in our facility, Thank You." We always remind them that it is isn't us, but it is God.
Joey Boykin National Recovery Outreach Ambassador
In August 2019, Joey Boykin, a business owner for over 25 years, faced a dark period, realizing he was a functioning alcoholic in denial. This led him to step one in his recovery, acknowledging his powerlessness. Joey, a grateful believer in Jesus Christ, celebrates over four years of freedom from alcohol addiction, despite ongoing struggles with patience and anger.
His true recovery began in 2020 with Recovery Alive, where he found healing and learned forgiveness. In 2023, Joey was honored as the Recovery Person of the Year at the second annual Recovery Alive Gala. He is the Recovery Alive Outreach Director at Temple City Church, the First Impressions leader for TCC Recovery Alive in Selma, NC, and the National Ambassador for Outreach at Recovery Alive Inc.
For the past three years, Joey has brought resources, hope, and love to his community, passionately teaching the importance of step 12 in recovery. Leading a team of volunteers, he is dedicated to giving back and sharing how God changed their lives, always seeking to help one more person on their recovery journey.
Tracy Boozer National Recovery Ambassador
Tracy has been in the Christian Recovery Ministry for over 9 years with a passion for helping others find personal freedom through a transforming relationship with Jesus Christ.
She is the ministry leader for Recovery Alive at her home church, Shoal Creek Baptist Church located in Deatsville, Alabama. She serves as a National Coach for Recovery Alive and is honored to now serve as a Regional Ambassador as well.
She has been married for 30 years to her husband Leslie. God has used Christian Recovery to restore their marriage. They have 2 children and 9 grand blessings.
Christine Sturtevant National Recovery Ambassador
Christine Sturtevant is the Women’s Ministry Leader of Horizons Salem Recovery Alive in Salem West Virginia. She leads along side her husband Ben who is also the worship leader. Christine and Ben have two children Alexis and Ben. Alexis is married to Brandon and they have two children: Brett and Austin. Ben is engaged to Victoria and they are planning on getting married in 2025.
Christine has been involved in leadership in Christ based recovery since 2012 and had a dream of starting a recovery program in her hometown. That ministry launched in September of 2017 and has transformed as they relaunched in 2023 as Recovery Alive.
Christine has a passion for seeing other ministries launch in West Virginia and surrounding states. She also has a dream of launching an RA home in her community. She is super excited to begin the process of breathing life into an old home which has been called “Restoring Victoria”. She has a finance background and has experience with grant writing.
Christine is involved in rehab placements, homeless outreach and other community functions. She was recently selected as a local and national Jefferson award nominee for community service and her recovery ministry work. She is blessed to represent Recovery Alive as a Regional Ambassador.
Krista Flanders National Recovery Ambassador
I am a grateful believer in Jesus Christ and a recovering alcoholic. I was raised in a loving family and grew up in the church, but somewhere in my early teens, I lost my way and found myself at the bottom of a bottle every day. My life became a cycle of violence, arrests, and destruction, and no one—not even my family knew how to help me. In my community, recovery resources were nonexistent.
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After my last arrest, I faced a felony that could have put me away for 20 years. It was then, in my stillness, that I finally listened. A lawyer visited me and offered a chance at life—if I was willing to go to treatment. I bonded out, entered treatment, and was introduced to the 12 Steps. I didn’t just hear them—I lived them. From day one, I questioned why the whole world wasn’t following this way of life. Why did it take my darkest days to lead me to something so powerful? I knew then that recovery wasn’t just for addicts—it was for everyone.
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Eight years into my recovery journey, I was introduced to Recovery Alive at our local church. After years of serving my community, witnessing countless relapses, and attending too many funerals, I finally saw a program that had the power to change the world. The missing piece was Jesus. The missing piece was full surrender.
Five months ago, my husband relapsed after nearly four years of recovery. Without the tools I’ve gained through Recovery Alive, I would either be in divorce court or planning his funeral. Instead, I’ve learned how to surrender a lifestyle not just a one-time decision, but something I walk in every single day.
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I want to use my platform to share this hope with the world to reach all the little Kristas out there who feel lost and broken. I believe in Recovery Alive’s mission, and I won’t stop telling the world about it.