Shelter & care
Temporary housing, food, and care during the period of restoration.
Program
The recovery program
There is no fixed duration — length is individual and depends on the participant’s progress, with the final decision made together with the ministers.
How We Help
What we do
Spiritual support & fellowship
Christian teaching, support, and warm, living fellowship that helps resolve the most important question of life.
Practical help
Assistance with employment and other vital life matters.
Training to serve
A special training track for those who wish to help and serve others through Mission of Mercy.
Who We Serve
Who we receive
The ministry is open to people in many different hardships, and to their loved ones.
People with drug addiction
People with alcohol addiction
People addicted to gambling and pornography
Those who need shelter and support during a difficult period of life
Parents and loved ones — including those seeking a biblical way to influence their children
Two intake tracks
For men
A dedicated ministry for men.
For women
A dedicated ministry for women and girls.
Conditions & Rules
Conditions of participation
Conditions for entering
- A genuine desire to radically change the direction of one’s life.
- Mandatory completion of the participant intake form.
- Willingness to follow the Mission’s conditions — from first contact until return to independent life.
- If the form cannot be completed, the person may call the Mission, and we will try to find other forms of help.
Rules during the program
- Personal items are limited, especially at the start — only essentials such as clothing and hygiene items.
- For at least the first ten days, phones, documents, and car keys are generally not allowed.
- Participation in spiritual life is mandatory — it is a core part of the program.
- In the early stage participants do not work, in order to focus on restoration; later, by agreement, they may combine the program with employment.
- Breaking the rules leads to a conversation with the ministers; depending on severity, a warning or dismissal.
- Participants may leave early, but are strongly encouraged to stay until the ministers agree they are ready.
For the safety and peace of everyone in the program, Mission leadership may decline admission or end a participant's stay. Such decisions are always made prayerfully and with care for the person.
The Recovery Process
The path to new life
There is no fixed duration — length is individual and depends on the participant’s progress, with the final decision made together with the ministers.
1
First contact
Fill out the form or call. A first personal conversation with the ministers.
2
Coming in
The early days focus on restoration — simple limits help you concentrate.
3
Mentorship & growth
Spiritual mentorship, life in fellowship, and taking part in the church.
4
Return to life
Help with employment and a gradual return to independent living.
Questions & Answers