6:30 AM – Breakfast

The day begins with a nutritious breakfast shared as a community. This is a time to fuel the body, encourage one another, and prepare mentally and spiritually for the day ahead.

7:00 AM – Daily Responsibilities & Chores

Residents take ownership of their living environment through daily chores. Learning responsibility, teamwork, and good stewardship helps build discipline and reinforces the importance of serving others with humility.

7:30 AM – Quiet Time, Bible Reading & Journaling

Each morning begins with intentional time alone with God. Residents spend this time reading Scripture, praying, reflecting, and journaling what God is teaching them. Daily journaling encourages personal growth, accountability, gratitude, and honest self-examination.

8:30 AM – Classroom Instruction

Our classroom sessions combine biblical truth with practical recovery principles. Topics include addiction recovery, character development, emotional health, life skills, financial stewardship, healthy relationships, relapse prevention, discipleship, and personal responsibility. Every lesson is designed to challenge, encourage, and equip men for lifelong transformation.

10:30 AM – Vocational Work & Life Skills

Residents participate in meaningful work assignments that help develop a strong work ethic, responsibility, integrity, and practical job skills. Learning to be dependable and productive is an essential part of rebuilding a healthy and successful life.

12:15 PM – Lunch

Lunch provides an opportunity to rest, enjoy fellowship, and recharge for the remainder of the day.

4:00 PM – End of Workday

After work concludes, residents have time to shower, relax, complete personal responsibilities, connect with fellow residents, or prepare for the evening activities.

5:30 PM – Dinner

Dinner is another opportunity to gather as a family, share conversation, encourage one another, and strengthen the community that is such an important part of recovery.

6:45 PM – Evening Program

Evenings are dedicated to continued spiritual and personal growth. Depending on the day, residents participate in Bible studies, discipleship classes, recovery groups, Celebrate Recovery, Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Narcotics Anonymous (NA), guest speakers, worship services, testimony nights, or group discussions focused on recovery and Christian living.

End of the Day

Before lights out, residents are encouraged to spend time reflecting on the day’s victories and challenges, praying, and preparing their hearts for another day of growth. Through consistent routines, biblical teaching, accountability, and genuine Christian community, each day becomes another step toward lasting freedom and a transformed life in Christ.