Men’s Treatment Program

Faith Based | Long-Term | Free To All Residents

How much does the program cost?

There is no cost to any resident. We are funded by donations and the work that we do!

What ages are accepted?

We accept men ages 18 and up who are broken and ready for change.

How can I get accepted?

Every Tuesday Night we have a Breaking Bonds Service at First United Methodist Church in Jonesboro. Service starts at 5:30pm and we interview applicants afterwards.

Do I need insurance to be accepted?

No, there is no cost to any resident to attend the program.

How long is the program?

The program is a seven month, faith-based, residential treatment facility

Seven Months | Three Phases

Phase One

(Months 1 – 3)

Biblical Foundations

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Phase Two

(Months 4 – 6)

Life Skills Training

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Phase Three

(Month 7)

Transition

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Phase One

Here the men focus on what’s most important, their relationship with Jesus Christ. Months 1 – 3 place a heavy emphasis on Biblical foundation and spiritual formation. Bible studies take place over the duration of the seven months in program and during the first three months, men participate in an all day Bible study two days per week.

Phase Two

Months 4-6 begin to focus on getting the men ready to go back out into the world. Participants attend eighteen, three-hour workshops over nine weeks and are taught FranklinCovey’s “Seven Habits of Highly Effective People,” “Leading at the Speed of Trust,” and “The Five Choices of Extaordinary Productivity” as well as Dave Ramsey’s “Financial Peace University.”

Phase Three

Every man that comes through our program is different; therefore, every transition out of our program looks a bit different. Our month seven transition period is designed to set each man up for success upon graduation. This month is devoted to tying up legal affairs, helping to reinstate driver’s licenses, find work, housing, etc.

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We teach Godly principles of effectiveness, trust, and productivity that will help each program participant successfully assimilate back into the world after graduation.

- Jim Markley

Facilitator, FranklinCovey