Home of Grace for Women

Home of Grace for Women Our mission is to provide a faith based comprehensive alcohol and drug recovery program for women 18 and up.

🍂 WORSHIP SUNDAY 🍂“Let everything that has breath praise the Lord!”Psalm 150:6There is no better place to be than in the...
08/23/2026

🍂 WORSHIP SUNDAY 🍂

“Let everything that has breath praise the Lord!”
Psalm 150:6

There is no better place to be than in the presence of the One who gives us hope, strength, and unending grace.

Whatever this past week has held—the victories, the struggles, the answered prayers, or the prayers you are still waiting on—today is another opportunity to turn our hearts toward Jesus.

Worship reminds us that our circumstances may change, but our God does not. He is faithful in every season. He meets us in our brokenness, strengthens us in our weakness, and reminds us that we never have to walk alone.

So today, may we come before Him with grateful hearts. May our praise be louder than our worries and our faith greater than our fears. 🙌🏼

From all of us at Home of Grace for Women,
we pray your heart is refreshed, your spirit renewed, and your Sunday filled with the
peace that only He can give.

🍁 Happy Worship Sunday!
May everything that has breath praise the Lord! 🤎✝️

🍂 Sometimes the hardest words a woman will ever say are, “I need help.”But those words can also become the beginning of ...
08/22/2026

🍂 Sometimes the hardest words a woman will ever say are, “I need help.”

But those words can also become the beginning of an entirely new chapter.

Addiction can convince a woman that she has gone too far, disappointed too many people,
or made too many mistakes to begin again.
It whispers that her past defines her and that freedom belongs to everyone except her.

At Home of Grace for Women, we believe something very different.

We believe there is still purpose beyond the pain. There is still hope beyond the addiction. And there is still a God who specializes in restoration. 🤎

For more than five decades, women have walked through our doors carrying stories of brokenness, loss, fear, and addiction. Yet we have also had the privilege of watching God transform those stories into testimonies of redemption, restored relationships, renewed faith, and lives filled with purpose.

Recovery is about more than simply leaving substances behind. It is learning how to live again—how to face difficult days without running from them, rebuild trust, establish healthy boundaries, accept accountability, discover your God-given worth, and begin believing that a different future really is possible.

Maybe you are reading this because you need help. Maybe it’s your daughter, mother, sister, friend, coworker, or someone you love dearly.

Please don’t wait until everything falls apart
to make the call.

There is no shame in asking for help. Sometimes asking for help is one of the bravest decisions
a person can make.

Jesus said, “So if the Son sets you free,
you will be free indeed.” John 8:36

The chains may feel strong, but our God
is stronger. ⛓️‍💥✝️

🍁 Your past does not have to determine
your future.
🤎 Your worst day does not have to become your final chapter.
🙏 And addiction does not get the last word.

There is hope. There is grace. There is a way forward.

If you or a woman you love is struggling with alcohol or drug addiction, reach out today.

💜 Every life is precious. Every story matters. And behind every overdose statistic is a person who is deeply loved.As we...
08/22/2026

💜 Every life is precious. Every story matters. And behind every overdose statistic is a person who is deeply loved.

As we continue through Overdose Awareness Month, we pause this Saturday to remember
the lives lost, pray for the families carrying an unimaginable absence, and remind every woman who is struggling that your story does not have to end here.

For women, substance use can often be intertwined with experiences such as trauma, domestic violence, mental health struggles, family responsibilities, and fear of judgment. Those barriers can make reaching out for help feel overwhelming. But shame should never stand between a woman and the help that could save her life.

At Home of Grace for Women, we want women to know there is no shame in asking for help. There is courage in saying, “I can’t do this alone.” There is strength in choosing another day. And there is hope—even when life feels hopeless.

Overdose is preventable. Awareness matters. Education matters. Compassion matters.
And sometimes one conversation, one phone call, or one person willing to reach out can become the beginning of an entirely new life.

We have watched women walk through our doors feeling defeated and discover that their addiction does not get the final word. God does. Chains can be broken. Families can be restored. Purpose can be rediscovered. Recovery is possible. 💜

“The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.”
Psalm 34:18

If you or a woman you love is struggling with substance use, please don’t wait for things to get worse before reaching out. Help is available, and hope is still alive.

💜 Home of Grace for Women
📍 394 Aldock Rd., Eight Mile, AL 36613
📞 251-456-7807
🌐 www.homeofgraceforwomen.com

Our phones are answered 24 hours a day,
7 days a week, 365 days a year,
and a confidential assessment form is
also available through our website.

Today, we remember those we have lost.
We stand beside those who are grieving.
We encourage those fighting for recovery.
And we keep reminding women everywhere:

You are worth helping.
You are worth fighting for.
You were made for more.
There is help. There is hope. 💜

Thank you to Refuge Church for providing us with tickets to OUTPOUR Women’s Event and the opportunity to hear Lisa Bever...
08/22/2026

Thank you to Refuge Church for providing us with tickets to OUTPOUR Women’s Event and the opportunity to hear Lisa Bevere! We were encouraged by the Word given and blessed by the graciousness of the hosts.

🍂 Faith Friday 🍂As we close out another week, may we be reminded that faith isn’t only for the moments when we can clear...
08/21/2026

🍂 Faith Friday 🍂

As we close out another week, may we be reminded that faith isn’t only for the moments when we can clearly see what God is doing. Faith is choosing to trust Him even when we can’t see what comes next.

F — Focus your eyes on Jesus.
A — Align your heart with God’s will.
I — Invest in prayer, His Word, and others.
T — Trust His timing, His plan, and His promises.
H — Hold Fast to your faith—because He is faithful. 🤎

Some seasons require us to walk one step at a time, trusting that God sees the entire road ahead. What feels uncertain to us is never uncertain to Him. Keep praying. Keep believing. Keep showing up. Keep doing the next right thing. God is still working—even in the waiting.

“Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see.” Hebrews 11:1

And as we walk by faith, may everything we
do be rooted in love.

“Let all that you do be done in love.”
1 Corinthians 16:14

Happy Faith Friday from Home of Grace
for Women. 🍁🤍
Stand firm. Stay focused. Stay faithful.

💙ONLY 26 DAYS UNTIL OUR ANNUAL FUNDRAISER! 💙Tuesday, September 15th is getting closer, and we would love for YOU to have...
08/21/2026

💙ONLY 26 DAYS UNTIL OUR ANNUAL FUNDRAISER! 💙

Tuesday, September 15th is getting closer,
and we would love for YOU to have a seat
at the table.

This isn’t simply a fundraiser—it is an opportunity to see and hear firsthand what happens when women are given a safe place
to seek help, encounter the love of Christ,
and begin rebuilding their lives.

According to SAMHSA’s 2024 National Survey on Drug Use and Health, approximately 19.1 million women age 18 and older in the United States experienced a substance use disorder
in the past year—about 1 in every 7 adult women. Among young women ages 18–25,
the rate was even higher at 24.5%. (SAMHSA)

And while there is encouraging news—the CDC reports that the overdose death rate among females decreased 23% from 2023 to 2024—women are still losing their lives to overdose, and millions more are living in the bo***ge of substance use. (CDC)

As we come to the end of Overdose Awareness Month and prepare to enter National Recovery Month in September, we are reminded why this work matters so deeply.

On Tuesday, September 15th, come hear the incredible testimonies of some of our current clients and graduates. Hear, in their own words, about the valleys God has brought them through, the chains He has broken, the families and relationships being restored, and the hope they have found on the other side of addiction.

These aren’t just statistics.

They are women. They are mothers. They are daughters. They are sisters. They are friends. And every one of them has a story worth fighting for.

At Home of Grace for Women, we want every woman who walks through our doors to know:

🤍 There is NO shame in asking for help.
🤍 Your past does not have to determine your future.
🤍 Addiction does not get the final word.
🤍 Recovery is possible.
🤍 And through Jesus Christ, chains can be broken and lives can be made new.

When you purchase a ticket or sponsor a table, you are doing more than attending an event. You are helping us continue opening our doors to women who are ready to take that courageous first step toward freedom.

🎟️ Individual Tickets: $100
🤝 Sponsor a Table: $1,000
📅 Tuesday, September 15, 2026
⏰ Doors open at 11:00 AM
📍 Mt. Hebron Church

26 days. One powerful afternoon. Countless stories of God’s grace.

Come sit with us. Come hear their stories. Come celebrate recovery. And most importantly, come see firsthand the incredible things God has done and continues to do in the lives of the women who walk through the doors of Home of Grace for Women.

Your seat at the table can help another woman find the courage to believe that freedom is possible for her, too. 💙

Built for This Leadership Conference was an inspiring event! Great speakers with information you can take back and use w...
08/20/2026

Built for This Leadership Conference was an inspiring event! Great speakers with information you can take back and use with your teams. Home of Grace for Women was honored to be one of the the 3 non-profit recipients today along with Women’s Resource Center and Saraland Women’s Club. Thank you to the incredible team of organizers for this event and the sponsors.

🚨 CRITICAL NEEDS — CAN YOU HELP? 🚨Home of Grace for Women is currently critically low on several everyday essentials, an...
08/20/2026

🚨 CRITICAL NEEDS — CAN YOU HELP? 🚨

Home of Grace for Women is currently critically low on several everyday essentials, and we would be incredibly grateful for the support of our community. 💙

Our most urgent needs right now are:

🧻 Toilet paper
🧻 Paper towels
🧴 Deodorant
🪮 Hairbrushes

These may seem like simple items, but they
are necessities our ladies use every single day. When our community helps provide these basic needs, it allows us to continue focusing our resources on what matters most—helping women find freedom, healing, hope, and a new life through Christ. 🙏

Donations can be dropped off at:

📍 Home of Grace for Women
394 Aldock Rd.
Eight Mile, AL 36613
📞 251-456-7807

You can also give through our website.
If you would like your monetary donation to
go toward purchasing these items—or another specific need—please indicate that in the
memo line when giving.

Whether you donate one package or help us stock our shelves, every gift makes a difference. And if you aren’t able to give right now, you can still help tremendously by sharing this post and praying for our ministry and the women we serve.

Thank you for continuing to stand alongside Home of Grace for Women as we work to restore lives, renew hope, and help women break the chains of addiction through the transforming power of Jesus Christ. 💙✝️

“And my God will meet all your needs according to the riches of his glory in Christ Jesus.” Philippians 4:19

💜 TONIGHT — YOU DON’T HAVE TO WALK RECOVERY ALONE. 💙Recovery takes courage, but it was never meant to be a journey trave...
08/20/2026

💜 TONIGHT — YOU DON’T HAVE TO WALK RECOVERY ALONE. 💙

Recovery takes courage, but it was never meant to be a journey traveled in isolation. Community, connection, encouragement, and accountability matter.

Research has consistently found that stronger social-support networks are associated with staying in treatment longer, less substance use, and better recovery outcomes. (PubMed Central (PMC))

And the need for continued recovery support
is significant. According to SAMHSA’s 2024 National Survey on Drug Use and Health,
14.2% of adult women in the United States experienced a substance use disorder in the past year—reminding us just how many women and families are touched by addiction. (SAMHSA)

That is why opportunities like our Outpatient Care Class are so important. It’s a place where women in different stages of recovery can come together, be encouraged, receive support, continue growing, and be reminded:

You are not alone. You are not forgotten.
There is hope. There is healing. There is grace. ✝️

Whether you are newly beginning your recovery journey or have been walking in freedom for years, there is value in staying connected to people who understand the journey.

“Be devoted to one another in love. Honor one another above yourselves.” Romans 12:10

Come as you are. Come be encouraged.
Come grow stronger. We are waiting with
open arms. 💜

📞 251-456-7807

Ready for ‘Built For This’ Women’s Leadership Conference at Saraland Event Center. Hope you have your tickets already! C...
08/20/2026

Ready for ‘Built For This’ Women’s Leadership Conference at Saraland Event Center. Hope you have your tickets already! Come by and see us at our Sponsor Booth.

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Eight Mile, AL
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