Our Process

When a man is restored to his proper place within his family through Jesus Christ and a biblical foundation that is coupled with the 12-step model, military discipline, and a heart for service, the community will follow.

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• Biblical Principles are the foundation. Daily, the men are required to maintain both individual and group devotions. Biblical Milestones are set throughout the program but must be sought out by each man individually.

Phase 2

• Client will be held to a higher standard once in the second phase.

• Maintain participation in Drill, Physical Training, and Marching.

• Client must be able to recite the Chain of Command, Ranks, and Creeds, and perform facing movements with excellence.

• Client will serve his fellow brother by assisting in Drill, Physical Training, and Marching.

Phase 3

• By this time, the client should have an understanding of all military structures and hold himself to that standard.

• Client will be tested on criteria from Phase 1 and Phase 2 and complete any assignments given to Phase Up.

• Client will write a two-page essay describing what he has learned through the discipline and structure. 

• During phase 3, he will be maintaining himself as a leader, assisting staff with Drill, Ceremony, and Marching as well as leadership within the facility and community.

Phase 2

• Write a personal experience applying each step and what that looks like in his life.

• Begin study on the fourth step.

• Read through step 4 of the chosen program literature.

• Answer step 4 questions.

• One-on-one with the Recovery Coordinator to go over the fourth step.

Phase 3

• Attend outside meetings.

• Get a sponsor.

• Utilize the sponsor, must be working up to at least the fourth step.

• Choose a home group.

• Speak during the afternoon recovery class similar to a speaker meeting.

Phase 4

• Must attend at least 3 meetings a week.

• Work with the sponsor.

• Follow all facility rules, curfews, and written agreements.

Phase 2

• Pray for others and learn to develop the spiritual gifts they are beginning to develop.

• Begin sharing in class about their experiences working with other brothers in the program.

• Develop a personal relationship with God and share their testimony about their newfound relationship.

• Begin memorizing scripture and presenting scripture during class.

Phase 3

• Teach his own personal prayer life during class.

• Evangelize, pray, and perform service work within the community.

• Learn to intercede for others while in the community.

• Participate in evangelizing missions.

Phase 4

• Identify and understand the direction that God is taking them in.

• Pray and listen for God’s direction and purpose in their lives.

• Work towards meeting those goals for the final phase of transitioning.