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Our Mission
Detox with Jesus believes that true recovery happens when families heal together. Just as addiction affects everyone, restoration must include everyone. Through prayer, community, and the love of Christ, we walk with individuals and families from brokenness to wholeness — where love restores and freedom begins.
Our Community
If you feel stirred to be part of the “helping hands” that lighten the load for struggling families, you’ll discover more in the section called Many Hands Make Light Work.
HEART AND HANDS
At its core, Detox with Jesus is not a program but a journey with Christ. Addiction is not the problem but a symptom of deeper wounds, and the addict is not the enemy. The true enemy is the darkness that feeds on family pain and unresolved trauma.
Our mission is to point hurting people to the unconditional love of the Father, the healing way of Jesus, and the empowering presence of the Holy Spirit. But healing is not only spiritual — it is also practical. Families need support in their everyday struggles. That is why Detox with Jesus rests on two pillars:
The Heart: Detox with Jesus — a gentle cleanse of soul and spirit, restoring families through faith, forgiveness, and love.
The Hands: Many Hands Make Light Work — practical help from the community, where volunteers and neighbors come alongside families with encouragement, meals, childcare, advocacy, and presence.
JESUS: in my father's house are many rooms
To the Addict - Jesus says: "I will come in and sup with you."
The phrase "I will come in and sup with you" is a direct quote from the Bible, specifically Revelation 3:20. It is a promise from Jesus that if a person opens the "door" to their heart, he will come in and share an intimate meal and fellowship with them. The word "sup" signifies more than just eating; it represents a deep and friendly connection.
To the Codependent - Jesus will show you how to let go and let God!
Addiction is rarely a solitary struggle. Just as the alcoholic may be addicted to the bottle, the codependent becomes addicted to trying to fix the alcoholic. And there lies the painful truth: one addiction fuels the other, and entire families become caught in the cycle.
When our needs were not met, we learned to manage, control, or rescue others in order to feel safe or valued.
To Circles of Support - Family, friends and loved ones need healing too.
To Circles of Support - Family, friends and loved ones need healing too.
Spouses, children, parents, siblings, extended family, friends, coworkers, schools, and even churches are drawn into the cycle of brokenness. When only one person finds freedom, relapse is highly likely. But when family, friends, and loved ones participate in the journey of healing, hope is multiplied, love is restored, and entire households experience transformation.
Healing takes many forms - Group Meetings, Prayer, Shared Stories
The Power of Connection - No one can do it all, but every one can do a little!
To Circles of Support - Family, friends and loved ones need healing too.
Healing doesn’t happen in isolation. It begins the moment one heart dares to be seen by another — when shame gives way to honesty, and love becomes stronger than fear. That’s what Detox with Jesus is all about. It’s not just recovery from addiction — it’s the restoration of relationships. It’s families learning to listen again. Every story opens a door for someone else’s healing. That’s why we believe recovery happens best together.
Welcome to the Healing Resource Library - Starter Kits, Referrals
The Power of Connection - No one can do it all, but every one can do a little!
The Power of Connection - No one can do it all, but every one can do a little!
This resource library is designed to equip you with practical and spiritual tools for every stage of recovery. Starter Kits offer printable guides to help individuals, families, and groups begin their journey with Jesus. Resource Referrals link you to trusted books, courses, and media that will deepen your healing. This room is a living library, built by people who have walked the path of healing and want to help others find freedom in Jesus.
The Power of Connection - No one can do it all, but every one can do a little!
The Power of Connection - No one can do it all, but every one can do a little!
The Power of Connection - No one can do it all, but every one can do a little!
The systems we rely on - courts, police, schools, even churches - are weary and stretched thin. They do their part, but it isn’t enough. That’s why community must rise. Behind every addict is a weary mother, a broken child, a hurting spouse, a tired police officer, an exhausted lawyer, and a neighbor who wonders if things will ever change. The answer is: YES, but it will take many hands.