HOPE Project

What an exciting day! 🎉

We would like to congratulate Brittany and Betty on all of the hard work they’ve put into the HOPE Project to reach this incredible milestone—graduating from our year-long program! We are so proud of you both and all that God has done in your lives.

As you begin this new chapter, we pray the Lord continues to guide every step you take.

“The Lord bless you and keep you; the Lord make His face shine upon you and be gracious to you; the Lord turn His face toward you and give you peace.” — Numbers 6:24–26

❤️ Update from April & Julian ❤️

“Seventeen months ago, my life looked very different. Through God's grace and with the help of the Hope Project, I began a journey of recovery that has changed my life. Today, I am blessed to celebrate 18 months of sobriety and the restoration that God has worked in my life.

One of the greatest gifts has been rebuilding my relationship with my son, Julian, and regaining custody of him. What once felt lost has been restored through faith, perseverance, and God's unfailing love.

Along the way, God surrounded me with an incredible church family and Christ-centered friendships that have supported and encouraged me. He also blessed me with a healthy and loving relationship with Kevin, one built on trust, faith, and mutual respect.

My story is proof that recovery is possible, restoration is real, and God is still in the business of changing lives. I am deeply grateful for the Hope Project, my church family, my loved ones, and most of all, for God's grace that continues to guide me every day.”

Congratulations to these three beautiful ladies who have completed our year-long program! I am grateful to have been part of their God stories. May God bless and keep them.

A big thank you to the Presbyterian Church, whose women have organized a successful paper drive for the benefit of the Hope project. We appreciate all the love and support we get from our community.

Hello, my name is Josie. Today marks 60 days of sobriety for me, and I'm overwhelmed with gratitude. When I came to the Hope Project, I was lost, broken, and alone, but God stepped in and did something miraculous. He brought my 11-year-old son, Mason, back home to me. Mason was feeling lost and alone, too, but our mighty God is a God of healing and restoration. This journey has been a blessing - no, a miracle. Not only am I now sober, but my child's father is also walking the path of sobriety with me. Seeing my son thrive and being full of joy again is enough to keep me going. I thank God every day for the light that's come back on in his eyes. If God can do it for me and my family, He can do it for you, too. We do recover, and I pray that my story can be a testament to that.