Neighbor To Neighbor

“As a substance abuse counselor, I am thrilled to have a place to send the women who leave our facility. I know when they go to the Cedar House that, without a doubt, they are going to be well taken care of. I have not seen a place that takes care of the body, mind and spirit as the Cedar House does. They offer good fellowship with each other and encourage the women in the vicinity to join with them. As a board member I am proud of what has been created and the vision of what is to come.” – Lisa P.

“When I first came to The Cedar House I had no idea what a true friend really was ever in my life. Sure I had friends in high school but they were never there when things got rough. I’m the first girl ever who has been able to leave and come back into the house and with that being said these girls have shown me what a real friend is. They saved my life AGAIN. This program is about progress and learning to care for others, taking the ism (I, self, and me) out of alcoholism. There is so much more to learn and every day is a new beginning. I just hope and pray these friendships will always stay.” – Kelsie

“My journey at the Cedar House has been an amazing spiritual experience. I have learned to be humble, to help other people, to be in a community and learn new things. My favorite new learning is gardening, which brings me peace. I have 15 months clean and sober and I have the recovery house and God to thank. I have tried to be sober so many times in my life and have failed. Along with my sponsor and all the programs The Cedar House has to offer, I believe in my “New” sober life every day. No more lies. I now know I have a purpose.” – Renee

“The Cedar House has shown me the powerful necessity of communion. The residents enter into the house receiving Grace and slowly begin to give it away and see it as the divine economy that is life changing.” – Tim

“At the Cedar house women learn to become more self-sufficient by having responsibility. This applies to myself as I have made myself accountable to the Cedar House Foundation. They become productive members of society by volunteering in the CH food bank, getting jobs and learning new skills. Lastly, I feel they get a sense of LOVE from community from women of the Cedar House and Sisters of Serenity. I have learned that nothing heals my heart more than being with women. This is the most important element for me. Working with the women is a joy to me and very important to my own recovery. I wouldn’t be where I am today. Being at the Cedar House I have learned to heal, love and befriend all over again.” – Christina B.

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