Living Free Recovery - Brownfield

05/28/2026

05/25/2026

TESTIMONY NIGHT 🙌🏽

Join us this evening at 6:30pm as our group members and facilitators share life changing testimonies!

05/22/2026

Living Free is not just a place for those recovering from substance abuse, LF provides counseling, fellowship and prayer to those who are having to face the aftermath of addiction, those who need healing and guidance as they go through life after a traumatic experience and those who battle with mental health issues on a day to day basis…we all struggle with something! At Living Free we want to reassure you that a YOU ARE NOT ALONE! We have trained facilitators who have faced a variety of life controlling issues and can testify that there is HOPE through Jesus! 🙌🏽
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Join us every Monday at 6:30pm
1302 Tahoka Rd in Brownfield TX
Dinner always provided!

05/22/2026

We will have a variety of services to offer the weekend of Hope Over Dope including:

✂️💈Free Haircuts from the guys at Wade Gordon Academy from 2-6pm on Saturday Only

🎉Inflatables for the kid’s

& to help you cool off 🧊 we will have KD’s (Kahrisha's Delights) famous snow cones and flavor station! 🍧☀️

Don’t miss out! This is a FREE outreach for the whole family!

05/21/2026

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‼️Community Interest Meeting‼️

🗓️THIS SUNDAY, MAY 24th @ 6:30PM

If you would like to lock arms with us please join us this Sunday! We will discuss plans, updates, volunteer opportunities and more!

Please share and tag! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

05/18/2026

Join is tonight at 6:30pm for Living Free! 🙌🏽
1302 Tahoka Rd | Brownfield TX
Curtis Life Church Building

05/11/2026

Join us tonight at 6:30pm! 🙌🏽
A meal will be provided!
Come and fellowship with us as we hear stories of hope and encouragement!

📍1302 Tahoka Rd | Brownfield

05/09/2026

Greg Locke shared the devastating news that his 20 year old son, Evan Roberts Locke, passed away after suffering cardiac arrest connected to an overdose.

In a deeply emotional statement, Locke wrote, “It’s been a long, hard battle the last few years,” describing the painful journey their family had walked through during Evan’s struggle with addiction.

Locke also acknowledged that Evan’s battle had been very public, saying it became “a warning to many” and even “a punchline to the haters.” Yet in the middle of overwhelming grief, he pointed people back to faith, writing that “even in our deepest pain, the grace of Jesus will sustain us.”

The pastor asked for privacy for the family during this difficult time, noting that Evan leaves behind five heartbroken siblings along with many people who supported and loved him throughout his journey.

Addiction continues to impact families across the country, bringing deep emotional and spiritual pain that often reaches far beyond the individual struggling. Many Christians emphasize the importance of compassion, prayer, restoration, and support for those battling substance abuse and the families walking through it beside them.

Please keep the Locke family in prayer during this heartbreaking season.

05/05/2026