“I have no words, I have been reading the events since last night's meeting, and the Love and compassion that have been poured out are incredible, sincere and totally guided by the Spirit of the Lord. I am so pleased to be in a group of such amazing men. ____, I admire your honest and positive reaction to a stumble. You offer me hope and strength, as do all of you men. I mean your responses to ____, and each other have been beautiful and uplifting."

"Men, I am thankful for you for this program. My branch President pulled me aside today, and let me know he sees a difference in me, and that while we were taking the sacrament, he watched me take it and felt a great spirit. He wanted to let me know God loves me and he wanted me to know of God's and his happiness and pride in how I've progressed. I know I have much work to do, but thank you so much for letting me be in this group. It's changing me..."

“I’m also feeling so grateful for this extended period of sobriety. I’m currently at 78 days. It’s been almost 10 years since I’ve had an extended period of time between misbehaving. I feel much steadier overall. Not tons different, which surprises me, but just less emotionally volatile [with] an undercurrent of peace. I’m happy with the progress I’ve made so far in this program. Thank you Warren. Thank you Sons of Sacrifice.”

“Since I started this journey in recovery, I am much happier. I have a stronger family. Trust between my wife and I is solid. I am able to be a strength to others in my family, ward, and others I come in contact with. I also feel closer to my Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ. I have learned about the awesome power of the Atonement. I fight because I do not want to go back to where I was.”

“I have had those same emotions as you. I wanted to die and never [need] to face God. I was deep in sin and regret. I wish I never had these feelings to begin with. But for some reason God gave them to me. I also knew no one else could change me. I went to therapists, bishops, and different 12 step meetings. They all told me great things. They just couldn't change my behavior. When I joined this program, I found ways I could work and do the steps [required] to get better. I just had to put forth the effort.