Hope House/Nehemiah Discipleship House
“Therefore, if any one is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old is gone, the new has come.”
II Corinthians 5:17
Darrin Brown | Interim Hope House Director
Hope House was established in 1995. Hope House is a residential program, designed to help equip and encourage men, striving to re-enter society after prison and/or recovery from substance abuse, to be productive Kingdom men.
Through this ministry, the men are provided with foundational Biblical teachings, job readiness skills and encouragement through a faith oriented 12-step support program.
Through this ministry, the men are provided with foundational Biblical teachings, job readiness skills (such as interviewing techniques), and encouragement through a faith oriented 12-step support program.
TO GET INTO CONTACT WITH HOPEHOUSE PLEASE GIVE US A CALL AT THE NUMBER BELOW WE WILL BE HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE
(773) 542-5098
OR EMAIL
hopehouse@lawndalechurch.org
(773) 542-5098
OR EMAIL
hopehouse@lawndalechurch.org
After 6 months in Hope House, the men may work at one of our partnering employers, and they receive counseling in money management, savings, and Christian stewardship among other areas. Many of the men are reconciled to their spouses, children and/or other family during their enlistment in the program.
After a successful 9 months, the men may choose to move into the Nehemiah Discipleship House, where they continue to be guided and discipled as they learn long range planning and goal -setting. Other men move on to establish their own households.
Since opening in 1995, Hope House has touched at least 2500 lives. Though not every story has had a happy ending (yet), we have seen God transform the lives of numerous men.
After a successful 9 months, the men may choose to move into the Nehemiah Discipleship House, where they continue to be guided and discipled as they learn long range planning and goal -setting. Other men move on to establish their own households.
Since opening in 1995, Hope House has touched at least 2500 lives. Though not every story has had a happy ending (yet), we have seen God transform the lives of numerous men.