Neighbor To Neighbor

“When I came to The Cedar House, after treatment, I was broken and lost. I was introduced and welcomed into the fellowship, the community and a spiritual way of living; All within The Cedar House saved my life. After just over a year I have a more positive outlook on life. I have been very blessed.” – Elizabeth

“When I interviewed for acceptance into the Cedar House, I knew that I needed a place to improve myself and find spirituality, or I would not stay sober – and the girls convinced me that they had experienced all of that and more. So have I. Lessons are learned just by staying present in the opportunities presented to me, whether it be gardening, 12 step meetings, conversations, working, or volunteering. I have been blessed with the opportunity to live in this space, and there is enough here – of everything! I am grateful to be well on my way to a new, sober, blessed life.” – Becky

“My youngest son died in a car accident when he was trying to get home. He and I had been walking thru recovery together and he had relapsed. When his car went off the bridge he was just 5 miles from home. I couldn’t save him but I can help someone’s daughter, someone’s sister or mother to make it home safely those last 5 miles. That’s what The Cedar House means to me getting someone home safe thru those last 5 miles.” – Patti O.

“I have always felt out of place. Walking into The Cedar House I found my sense of belonging. People who knew my day to day struggles. They did not judge, instead they embraced me. Without this community I would not be alive today. They have shown me a new way of living.” – Kendra

“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

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