During September, National Recovery Month, Liberty University’s CARE and Support office is raising awareness of its new recovery program, Flames [Re]ignited, set to launch this spring, and is holding several events to encourage students to get connected with the program staff and receive support. One of the primary purposes of developing a collegiate recovery program is to embody Christ’s heart of redemption, grace, and restoration. “National Recovery Month is an opportunity to acknowledge the reality that millions of people are in recovery from substance use and other life-controlling challenges,” Ignacio said. This month is a reminder that there is power and shared strength when we fellowship and journey together.”The Freedom Tower was also lit in purple, the official color of National Recovery Month, both nights. “One of the best ways to get involved is to check out our events this month,” Ignacio said.