Our Founder
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About thirty years ago, I made the most important decision of my life. Having lived a life focused on feeding my addictions, I came to the realization I needed to change or I was going to die.
What I needed most was help. I needed a “Higher Power” capable of taking this deadly desire out of my miserable existence. Aware that this help needed to come from a source outside of myself, it seemed that the choice of which “Higher Power” to call upon was absolutely critical to my chances for success. |
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It was then that I called upon Jesus Christ to be that Friend, Healer, and "Higher Power." He delivered me from my addictions and blessed every aspect of my life. As a result, I began to share what Jesus had done for me with others.
The death of my daughter was another major turning point in my life. Her absence left a deep sadness. Instead of turning to my old ways of medicating with drugs and alcohol, I turned to Jesus. From those weeks and months of grieving, my passion and vision to help the addicted found new life. I sought to share this message in small groups and began the first Step Seven meetings. From these meetings came a vision for sober-living homes and many other ministries which have at their heart "Sharing Jesus with the Addicted."
Step Seven is witness that God does not hold your past against you. In fact, he can and will use it to help others if you call on Him, accept His forgiveness, and boldly tell others what He has done for you.
If you or a loved one needs help, please contact us. What do you have to lose?
Sincerely and God bless,
Pastor Tom
The death of my daughter was another major turning point in my life. Her absence left a deep sadness. Instead of turning to my old ways of medicating with drugs and alcohol, I turned to Jesus. From those weeks and months of grieving, my passion and vision to help the addicted found new life. I sought to share this message in small groups and began the first Step Seven meetings. From these meetings came a vision for sober-living homes and many other ministries which have at their heart "Sharing Jesus with the Addicted."
Step Seven is witness that God does not hold your past against you. In fact, he can and will use it to help others if you call on Him, accept His forgiveness, and boldly tell others what He has done for you.
If you or a loved one needs help, please contact us. What do you have to lose?
Sincerely and God bless,
Pastor Tom
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