Many people, despite a powerful belief that Jesus Christ is their personal savior, lose their way. When reliance on God is lost and we instead rely upon our selves, it is possible to become ensnared in the misery of addiction. Shame, self-deception, and seemingly uncontrollable urges can and will gradually pull an addicted person further away from a relationship with God and towards an accelerating downward spiral into insanity and spiritual death.

While a current inability to live in God's grace seems to be an incurable situation, we have found that this is not so. The roots of faith and trust in God are always there. Our interventionists strive to be channels of God's power. Christ's love, which is truly within all of us, can reassert itself in daily life if only we ask for help and begin the work of healing. Shame and denial of God can be temporary if we ask for help and allow the spirit of God to work through us.

Christians, we believe, can greatly benefit from an approach to beginning recovery that is specifically tailored for Christians and by Christians. Our staff is intimately familiar with the problems and challenges of being a Christian who needs to overcome active addiction.