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WHO WE ARE

Walking with Men from
Addiction to Freedom Since 2017

Reconciliation Ministries is a fifteen-month residential recovery and discipleship program in Beatty Downs, Columbia, where men find freedom from addiction and are restored to God, themselves, and their families.
February Kitchen Grand opening
Our Philosophy

Why We Don't Rush Recovery

Most programs measure success in weeks. Ours is a 15-month journey through three phases Rooted, Restoration, and Remain because we've seen that lasting change takes root slowly, not overnight.

Sobriety alone isn't the goal. Every man in our program is discipled in the Gospel, because we believe addiction is ultimately a heart problem that only Christ can fully heal.
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Our Impact

What God Has Done Through Reconciliation Ministries

These aren't just numbers. Each one represents a man who walked through addiction and came out the other side and a family that got him back.
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Fed & Sheltered

Over 204,742 meals served to men in our program, giving them the stability to focus on recovery instead of survival.
Family

Families Reunited

Sobriety is only the beginning, many graduates return home to rebuild relationships with spouses, children, and parents that addiction once broke.
Neighborhood

A Neighborhood Restored

All of this takes place in the Beatty Downs neighborhood, so our men are discipled within a loving community.

Freedom Isn't Just Getting Clean. It's Getting Your Life Back.

April kitchen equipment donation
February Men s NC mountains spiritual retreat
For the men who come through our doors, addiction has already cost them their families, their jobs, and their sense of who they are. Freedom, to us, means all of that gets rebuilt, not just the addiction being managed.

That's why every man in our program walks through Rooted, Restoration, and Remain: three phases built to help him find freedom in Christ, reconcile with the people he's hurt, and step back into life as a husband, father, and son who can be trusted again.
Real Men. Real Restoration.

Testimonies

These are the words of men who walked through our doors broken and came out the other side restored to God, to themselves, and to their families.
“Addiction had taken everything from me, and I believed I would always be stuck in addiction and would be dead or locked up without RM."
- Andrew
"God restored my ability to accept love and correction, and I view my future with excitement and hope dreaming about what God is going to do next, instead of dreading what might happen next"
- Levi
“God has restored my relationship with Him, and through my faith I now have confidence and peace in knowing He will provide for my needs.”
- Kelson
“I am a new man. I look at life differently, I have my family back, I’m employed full-time, and I just got married. Today, I can walk with my head held high because I have a purpose.”
- Paul
“God has given me hope, restored my ability to be a father, and given me joy and a reason to live.”
- Melvin
The Program

Three Phases. One Path to Freedom.

May Rooted Campus PWC

Rooted

The first phase focuses on stability and truth getting sober, getting grounded in Scripture, and building the daily discipline recovery requires.

April Mike G. the first RM student to receive his Local Minister s License

Restoration

As trust rebuilds, men begin restoring what addiction broke: relationships with family, a work ethic, and a sense of purpose beyond sobriety.

June Justin W. GED graduate with John and Diane Huthinson

Remain

The final phase is about staying free for good developing the accountability and community a man needs to remain sober long after graduation.

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