We help former addicts become mentally sound, emotionally balanced, physically well, and spiritually alive. In a safe, encouraging, drug-free environment, our staff work with each individual daily, showing them the way toward a more fulfilling life based on God’s forgiveness, love and purpose. Medical detox may be required before enrolling.

Transformation- Not Treatment

Our focus on Christ, or the “Jesus Factor”, separates us from traditional recovery centers. A restored relationship with God can transform those who suffer from addiction into vibrant, free, and sober followers of the Lord.

Discipleship and Evangelism

Our curriculum and community are based on God’s Word—the Bible. Our practical Bible-based courses help the transition from substance abuse to a life of freedom in Christ. We introduce students to God’s love, initiate the discipleship process, and train them to demonstrate God’s love to others.

Long-Term Residential Program

Our programs last between 12-18 months. This time frame provides opportunity for adults and teens to confront their destructive choices, self-sabotaging behavior, and unhealthy views and replace them with the truth found in God’s Word.

A Holistic Approach

Addiction starts as a way to fulfill a void that only God can fill and can damage more than just the body. Because of this, our program has built a holistic approach that considers all aspects of our students’ lives. By applying biblical principles, students become mentally sound, emotionally balanced, physically well, and spiritually alive.

Residential Programs

A minimum year in length and are divided into three phases to include a re-entry phase, helping students be better equip for the transition back into the community.

Internship Program

Provides training to individuals that wish to pursue vocational ministry

Re-Entry Program

Graduates are able to live on the campus for up to a year, continuing to work in the local community

Non-Residential Support Groups

Lifeline Groups offer caring relationships, curriculum driven classes, and accountability for:

• Families of those with life controlling issues
• Those that are reasonably functional despite their addiction
• Those that have completed a long-term recovery program and are looking for additional support