About Us
Welcome to
Springs of Life
Our Vision- To see lives rescued, families restored, and communities rebuilt as we join God in His mission to reconcile all things to Himself
“And through Him to reconcile to Himself all things… making peace through His blood, shed on the cross.” – Colossians 1:20
About us
We are a Christ-centered ministry committed to seeing lives transformed, families restored, and communities rebuilt through tangible acts of love and spiritual renewal.
Our work is rooted in the theology of Missio Dei—the mission of God. We believe that God is already at work in the world, reconciling all things to Himself (Colossians 1:20), and we are simply joining Him in that work.
We create “wells”—Christ-centered spaces that facilitate transformation. Our day center is one such well: a place of hospitality, recovery, and hope
What is Recovery Capital?
Recovery capital refers to the internal and external resources a person can draw upon to initiate and sustain recovery from substance use disorder. These include personal strengths, supportive relationships, faith, purpose, housing, education, and access to a meaningful community.
PHASES of RECOVERY
Personal Capital
Personal Recovery capital includes an individual’s physical and human capital. Physical capital is the available resources to fulfill a person’s basic needs, like their health, healthcare, financial resources, clothing, food, safe and habitable shelter, and transportation.
Human Capital
Human Capital relates to a person’s abilities, skills, and knowledge, like problem-solving, education and credentials, self-esteem, the ability to navigate challenging situations and achieve goals, interpersonal skills, and a sense of meaning and purpose in life.
Family/Social Recovery Capital
Family/Social Recovery Capital are resources that relate to intimate relationships with friends and family, relationships with people in recovery, and supportive partners. It also includes the availability of recovery-related social events.
Community Recovery Capital
Community Recovery Capital includes attitudes, policies, and resources specifically related to helping individuals resolve substance use disorders.
What are the benefits of recovery capital?
Put simply, recovery capital can help sustain recovery and reduce the risks of returning to use by increasing a person’s support system. Recovery capital can determine the success of natural and assisted recovery, improve coping strategies and enhance the quality of life in long-term recovery, and end addiction careers.
MORE OF WHAT IS OFFERED
Below is a full list of services residents receive:
- Food
- Clothing
- Hygiene products
- Housing
- Transportation
- Access to free Hepatitis C treatments
- Free prescriptions
- General Health Needs
- Dental Extractions
- Adult Education / GED / High Set
- Small group studies
- Clinical Christian Counseling
- Trade skills
- Soft skills
- Job Placement
- Wellness
- Extracurricular activities / Recovery activities
- 3 month systematic theology course