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THE SOLUTION
As a current graduate of the Home of Grace, I can honestly say miracles do happen here every day—because I’ve seen it and experienced it myself.
I came to Home of Grace as a broken person with no hope left, and I’m leaving healed—emotionally, spiritually, and physically. I came in not believing in God, and I’m leaving a saved child of God, with a purpose.
Every aspect of this program works! The caring staff and counselors provide spiritual guidance but also emotional and mental healing. There are amazing instructors who teach
a wide range of classes such as codependency, spiraling, financial planning, relationships, and anger management, all designed to help us maintain sobriety after graduation.
They also offer life skills programs like work readiness, nutrition classes, and even GED courses so clients can earn their diploma and find better jobs when they leave.
The program provides spiritual healing through Bible study courses, nightly devotions, and weekly church functions.
I would highly recommend this program to any lost, broken, or hopeless person looking for help. Home of Grace isn’t just a rehab facility. It’s a sisterhood for life change.
– Megan, Alumni and Extended-Stay Client
As an alumnus of the Home of Grace, I’m proud to say I’m one of the many miracles that happen here.
When I came in 2022, I was an empty shell. Lost. Broken. And unable to see any good in myself. I had hurt everyone who loved me by living selfishly, chasing the next high. But at the Home of Grace, I found purpose and a relationship with God—the one thing missing from my life.
I had never known the kind of acceptance I received
from the staff, counselors, and other men. They helped me face emotions I had buried deep and taught me how to
take responsibility for my life. Through biblical teaching, workshops, and daily chapel, I learned what it truly means to be a Christian and a man.
Home of Grace not only restores you spiritually but prepares you for life beyond treatment—with counseling, GED training, marriage support, and practical tools to start over.
I would recommend it to anyone battling addiction or feeling lost. Home of Grace is more than a program—it’s a place to find hope.
– Joseph, Alumni
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Through Their Eyes