Christ Centered

Tenants are encouraged to find their identity not in past struggles, but in Christ, the source of grace and new beginnings. Redeemed & Restored House fosters accountability, community, and hope, emphasizing that true and lasting recovery flows from God’s restorative power, nurtured through a personal relationship with Jesus.                

Resident Re-Entry Fund

Through our Resident Re-Entry Fund, each resident becomes eligible to receive a reinvestment equal to 30% of the rent they paid during their stay. This investment, made possible through community donations, helps residents secure stable housing and financial footing as they transition from the house to independent living.

Daily Responsibilities

Tenants are responsible for maintaining their own living spaces and contributing to shared household duties. Weekly family dinners encourage fellowship, teamwork, and consideration for others while building a sense of community and belonging. Larger projects within the home provide opportunities to practice follow-through, dedication, and a spirit of service, which help strengthen both personal growth and spiritual maturity.

Community Involvement

Members of Redeemed & Restored House are encouraged to be active participants in their local recovery community. Regular attendance at Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Celebrate Recovery, or Recovery Church meetings is an important part of maintaining accountability and support. Residents will also have opportunities to be mentored by others and, in time, to mentor those who are beginning their own recovery journey.

Building Credit

Rent payments are reported to credit bureaus to help residents establish and build credit history. Redeemed & Restored House works with tenants to strengthen their credit scores, empowering them to qualify for housing, vehicles, and other financial opportunities upon leaving the program.