Columbia, South Carolina · Since 2017
Forging addicts into godly men.
We walk alongside men rebuilding their lives, offering shelter, structure, and Christ-centered community on a path to lasting freedom.
- 15-month residential program
- Peer-led discipleship
- Christ-centered
The need
Addiction doesn't just break the addict. It breaks families.
Jobs lost. Trust shattered. Fathers missing from the home. Sobriety alone can't rebuild what addiction destroyed. Men need time, truth, and a community that won't give up on them.
That's why we're slow on purpose. Over fifteen months, men are restored to God, to themselves, and to the families who've been waiting for them to come home.
Our storyOur approach
Making disciples. Restoring families. For life.
We don't treat addiction as merely a medical problem. We believe it's ultimately a heart problem, and that the Gospel changes hearts.
A 15-month journey, not a quick fix
A peer-led discipleship program in three phases (Rooted, Restoration and Remain) followed by stability after graduation.
Pointing men back to the Gospel
Every man is discipled in Scripture, prayer and worship, because lasting freedom starts with a changed heart.
Brothers who've walked the road
Men are led by men further along the path, in a household of accountability, work and brotherhood.
The path to freedom
Built for the long haul.
Iron is shaped slowly, in the heat. Our three phases take men from first steps of sobriety to a life that lasts.
- 01
Rooted
Stability and truth
Men get sober, grounded in Scripture, and build the daily discipline that recovery requires.
- 02
Restoration
Repairing what addiction broke
As trust rebuilds, men work on family relationships, work ethic, and a purpose that reaches beyond sobriety.
- 03
Remain
Staying free for good
Men build the accountability and community they need to stay free after graduation, with stability that lasts.
Stories of freedom
Men made new.
I am a new man.
Paul has his family back, is employed full-time, recently married, and walks with purpose.
Paul
“Addiction had taken everything from me.”
Andrew
“God has given me hope.”
Melvin
“God restored my ability to accept love and correction.”
Levi
“God has restored my relationship with Him.”
Kelson
Beatty Downs
Not a facility. A flourishing neighborhood.
Our men live, work and worship in the Beatty Downs neighborhood of Columbia. It's where real reconciliation happens: around the dinner table, on job sites, in front yards, and with the neighbors we're blessed to serve.
Our vision is a flourishing neighborhood where we make Jesus famous every day.
Do you need help?
Freedom is possible. You don't have to take the first step alone.
Whether it's you or someone you love, reach out. Someone from our team will respond personally.