STP Events + Speaking
Need a speaker for your next recovery event, seminar, or team event? Invite STP founder, George Wood, or another STP speaker to bring a good word about the future of recovery in the Church and beyond.
Topics:
- Addiction Recovery
- Mental Health and the Church
- Suicide Awareness and Intervention
- Trauma-informed Ministry and Care
- RCOs and Sober-Living Communities
- Recovery and the Gospel
- …and more!
STP Speaker Bios
George Wood, STP Founder
George Wood is an ordained minister, pastoral care counselor, recovery ministry founder, and beloved child of a good-Father God.
A former addict and suicide survivor, George has dedicated his life to radically grace-laced, Christ-centered recovery for people struggling with addiction, mental health problems, and suicidal thoughts.
George works tirelessly to bridge the gap between spiritual and scientific communities to help people see recovery differently and build a new baseline for trauma-informed care.
A highly charismatic and sought-after teacher and preacher, George has become a non-traditional recovery authority through his radically divergent Timothy Initiative and Sober Truth Project ministries. George is a co-author and the inspiration behind The Uncovery, a radical recovery book developed with Brit Eaton.
George lives in the inner city in Tampa, Florida with his wife and a community of brothers and sisters living out the gospel in a radical way.
Brit Eaton, Author and Recovery Advocate
Brit Eaton is a writer, speaker, discipler, and all-around pursuer of the Kingdom of God. She helps corporate, nonprofit, and ministry leaders find the words to say to move people to action.
An eager apostle and strong advocate for nontraditional recovery and women in ministry, Brit ministers in diverse, spirit-filled environments committed to unity in the Body of Christ.
Brit is the co-author of Reckless Grace, a book inspired by and developed with Bill Vanderbush and co-author of The Uncovery, a book inspired by and developed with STP founder, George Wood.
Brit lives in a log home on ten wooded acres in Mount Vernon, Ohio with her husband, Mike and daughter, Bella and they are a part of Reformation 1420, a decentralized group of Christian reformers.