Our first annual men’s camping trip over Labor Day weekend was a profound experience. The six-mile kayaking trip down the Broad River was a big highlight of our weekend. It was truly a serene journey, that allowed us to appreciate the beauty of God’s handiwork in nature. The unity and camaraderie among the guys was incredible, as we shared stories, laughed, and supported each other. Our morning devotionals and nightly meetings were a powerful reminder of our shared faith and commitment to our personal growth. And of course, the abundance of delicious food brought us together, filling our bellies and our hearts. It was a time of spiritual and personal renewal, and I am grateful for thebonds we formed.
The annual girls’ Labor Day trip was a wonderful blend of outdoor adventure, spiritual reflection, and close fellowship. The weekend kicked off with a challenging yet rewarding 3.5-mile hike, which provided stunning views and a great way to bond while enjoying nature.
The group also spent an afternoon tubing, floating down the river and enjoying some lighthearted fun. Mornings were dedicated to spiritual connection, with a focus on a morning devotion to start each day with intention. Evenings brought everyone together for a relaxed and meaningful house meeting, where they could share their thoughts and reflect on the day.
Overall, the trip was a perfect mix of planned activities and spontaneous moments of laughter and conversation, creating a weekend full of fun fellowship and lasting memories.

Family Education Day:
Family Education Day at 24/7 House is designed to support not only our residents but also their loved ones. During this time, we provide essential education to help families understand and cope with the complexities of addiction, offering them the tools and knowledge needed to navigate this challenging illness. We also aim to guide family members toward their own path of recovery, recognizing that the family system is deeply affected and requires healing. The day offers a supportive environment where these crucial discussions take place, and we cap off the educational session with a nice, shared meal and dedicated time for the family to reconnect and spend quality time with their resident family member on our property. This opportunity for connection strengthens bonds and reinforces the collective commitment to a lasting recovery. We host Family Education Day quarterly.