National Day Of Prayer
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Thursday, May 2nd, the Church Sanctuary will be open from 12-1pm for those who would like to come and pray over the national prayer points, for our upcoming Missions Gathering, etc.
Heartland Community Church Missions Gathering
Walking Through Recovery | Briar’s Story
Briar, a 26-year-old from Armstrong, Missouri and a recent graduate of the Heartland Recovery Program shares his journey from addiction to redemption. Starting with early experiments with alcohol and marijuana, he spiraled into cocaine and meth use, facing prison and losing custody of his children. “I was tired of living in sin and the bondage of my identity in everything else but God.”
Ready for change, he turned to Heartland, realizing the need to reconcile his relationship with Christ. Over the course of his 12-month program, McLain’s life underwent a profound shift. He urges others struggling with addiction to turn to Jesus Christ. That’s what made the difference in his life. “If you need recovery, come to Heartland.”
Are you tired of trying to beat addiction on your own? Reach out today. Through the generosity of donors, we are able to provide a place without charge to men and women looking for freedom and a fresh start.
Heartland Men’s Recovery Program
500 New Creation Road Newark, MO 63458
recoveryinfo@hland.net
573-633-5606 (Admissions Phone)
1-816-817-1802 (eFax)
More information: https://hlandrecovery.org/
Heartland Recovery Programs FAQ
Here are answers to some of the questions we receive about admission into the Heartland Recovery programs for men and women. If you or someone you know is ready for change, give our Admissions office a call today and start the conversation! Phone 573-633-5606
Click here to download a PDF copy.
Walking Through Recovery | Josh’s Story
While Josh was walking through recovery at Heartland in 2023, the fentanyl overdose death rate in the U.S. topped 112,000 in a 12 month period for the first time (according to CDC stats). Josh’s own brush with death came when he overdosed on a combination of drugs, fentanyl being one of them. “I had hardly ever tried it. I didn’t even like to do it, but because I was under the influence of other drugs I did so and overdosed. They had to Narcan me seven times. I know that wasn’t what brought me back to life, but it was the mercy and grace of God.”
Living in an environment at Heartland Men’s Recovery where he experienced the presence of God through the Bible, classes, chapel services, and Church involvement brought Josh to the realization that, “Addiction is not your problem. It’s not the root problem. It’s sin and you need to surrender your life to Christ and repent.” He did just that, and now the shame that was hanging over his life is gone.
Today, Josh is clean and continues to grow in his walk with Christ, pursuing Bible College classes, serving his community, and using the gift of music God has given him. “You have to be intentional about being part part of a church body because we need each other. God will be with you as you walk along with others.”
Congratulations to Josh on completing the Heartland Men’s Recovery 1-year program. Through the generosity of donors, we are able to provide a place without charge to men and women looking for deliverance from bondage. If you know someone who needs help, contact our Admissions office.
Heartland Men’s Recovery Program
500 New Creation Road Newark, MO 63458
recoveryinfo@hland.net
(573)-633-5606 (Admissions Phone)
1-816-817-1802 (eFax)
More information: https://hlandrecovery.org/
