Redeeming Love Home Ministry
“I knew I needed God’s help to put the past behind me…”
They come from every background and walk of life. They are our sisters, co-workers, daughters, and neighbors. They are women united by the devastating effects of past abuse and addiction as well as their need to experience the redemption and restoration found in Christ.
“And you shall love the LORD your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength. . .”—Mark 12:30
The purpose of the Redeeming Love Home can be summed up in one word—discipleship. This residential program has been developed to teach and model the skills necessary for residents to overcome sin and the spiritual strongholds in their life through complete reliance on the Lord.
Where once there was chaos and brokenness, the Redeeming Love Home provides the structure and order within which residents are able to cultivate a life that is pleasing to Christ and steadfast in faith.
Criteria For Prospective Residents
Because we are not a crisis shelter, applicants must schedule a personal interview. Concerned family and friends may refer applicants to Redeeming Love, but the initial screening must be arranged with the applicant.
Acceptance decisions are usually made within 48 hours of the initial interview.
Residents must be:
Must be single and fit in the age group of 18 - 28 years old
Clean for at least 30 days prior to entering the program
Have accepted Jesus as Lord and Savior
Ready to change and willing to submit to authority
Able to participate in physical activities including chores, daily exercise/workouts, and work projects
Willing to abstain (except if married) from relationships for all twelve months of the program.
Willing to undergo random drug testing.
For more information, to schedule an interview, or to learn more about the Redeeming Love Home, email or call 561-237-5046.
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