The Recovery Review Real Hope for Addiction Isaiah House Newsletter, September 2018 . IH Happenings As some of you may know, September is Recovery Month. Recovery Month promotes the societal benefits of prevention, treatment, and recovery for…
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Isaiah House presents Joel 2 Pastors Symposium on Thursday, October 18 from 10 am- 2 pm at our Chaplin Center located at 100 Broadway Street, Chaplin, KY 40012. This symposium for church leaders and pastors is to re-engage the church. It’s purpose is to bring awareness, educate and give direction on how to address addiction…
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My name is Travis Allen Voils. I’m 31 years old and I grew up in Wilmore. My story begins at a young age about 5 when I remember my mother and father drinking or partying. My parents were separated so I never knew them together. I am the youngest of 4 children. I have two…
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The Recovery Review Real Hope for Addiction Isaiah House Newsletter, August 2018 . A Second Chance Jesus spoke a parable about a man who had a fig…
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The Recovery Review Real Hope for Addiction Isaiah House Newsletter, July 2018 . “Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord, the people whom he has chosen as his…
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Rise Up played for Lights of Hope at Anderson Christian Church in Lawrenceburg on Sunday. Hosted by PAL -Parents of Addicted Loved Ones and sponsored by TAM- Stop the Stigma. September is designated by SAMHSA as National Recovery Month.
Friends of Sinners, a Christ-centered program based out of Owensboro, KY came to tour Isaiah House today. We had some fun and showed them our facilities. Julius Maddox, one of the World’s Strongest Men, did some bench pressing for us. Video of that coming up next.
Isaiah House female staff went on a Ladies Retreat for a weekend of fellowship, fun and relaxation. We are a large staff spread out on two campuses -to be all together is a blessing in so many ways. Proverbs 27:9
Isaiah House’s PR, Jordan Wilson and Jeffrey Goins attended the 2018 Nelson Baptist Association annual meeting held at First Baptist Church Mt. Washington in Washington, Kentucky yesterday. This year’s theme was Helping the Hurting.
Hi my name is Jason Walters. I am 37 years old. I was born and raised in Corbin, Kentucky. I had a slightly dysfunctional, but great childhood. My father was an alcoholic, but very loving. My mother did her part and some of his to make our household as close to normal as possible. I…
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