The Blake House

The Blake House We are a 10 month drug and alcohol regeneration center for men.

Our goal is to provide a place of refuge for men struggling with addiction and allow Christ to regenerate them physically, spiritually, and mentally.

🏌️‍♂️ IT’S THAT TIME OF YEAR! ⛳️The Blake House is hosting our Annual Fall Golf Tournament, and we couldn’t be more exci...
08/12/2026

🏌️‍♂️ IT’S THAT TIME OF YEAR! ⛳️

The Blake House is hosting our Annual Fall Golf Tournament, and we couldn’t be more excited!

This tournament does more than bring our community together. It helps us raise awareness about addiction, build relationships, and most importantly, provide opportunities for men to find freedom and begin a new life with Jesus Christ.

Many of the men who need help most have nothing left. They have spent every dollar and burned every bridge before realizing they need a way out.

Our program admission fee is $4,000, and the funds raised through this tournament help provide scholarships for men who otherwise couldn’t afford to enter the program.

Here’s how you can get involved:

🏌️ $350 | Hole Sponsor
⛳ $1,000 | Team Sponsor
🏢 $1,700 | Corporate Sponsor
🙏 $4,000 | Scholarship Sponsor
🏆 $12,000 | Tournament & Program Sponsor

Imagine raising $40,000 and giving 10 men the opportunity to leave their old lives behind and pursue a new life with Christ.

Every sponsorship helps us reach another man who desperately needs hope.

Thank you to everyone who continues to stand behind The Blake House and support what God is doing through this ministry.

Please help us pray that this will be our greatest golf tournament yet!

Sponsor. Support. Save lives. Share the hope of Jesus.

Check out our link, https://www.theblakehouse.net/fall-golf-tournament

We have had three more men complete the Inner Healing process at The Blake House, and we cannot say enough how proud we ...
08/07/2026

We have had three more men complete the Inner Healing process at The Blake House, and we cannot say enough how proud we are of every man who follows through on this commitment.

Inner Healing is more than just healing. It is a cutting away of the flesh. It is getting outside of yourself. It is revealing parts of your heart that you swore you would never tell anyone. It is being confronted with the lies you have believed about yourself and understanding how those lies have shaped the way you live. It is feeling emotions and facing triggers that you have ignored for years.

These three men walked back through some of the darkest moments of their lives and found victory on the other side.

Jeff (pictured on the right) invited God and his brothers into one of the deepest wounds of his life, his struggle with rejection. Growing up in a broken home and not getting to see his father as much as he should have, Jeff came to believe he was not worthy and that no one truly loved him.

During Inner Healing, Jeff returned to the room where, at just 12 years old, he had planned what he thought would be his last weekend on earth. He believed life would never get any better. That weekend, he went to church and heard someone say that su***de was an unforgivable sin. Instead of hearing hope, he believed he had been rejected by God and was forced to carry his depression alone.

But God met Jeff in that painful memory and healed the wounds of rejection. Today, Jeff is able to say, "I am loved. God wants me. I have nothing to offer, nothing that God NEEDS, but God still WANTS me. And that is because He truly loves me."

Sean (pictured on the left) spent the early part of his childhood with his mom after his parents divorced. Divorce affects children in ways they often cannot understand or even recognize. Sean was taken to therapists and psychiatrists where he was repeatedly told, "Something is wrong with you."

That became a core belief that the enemy used to convince Sean he was unworthy of God's love. But Scripture tells us that nothing can separate us from the love of God. It also tells us to come as we are, and Sean has done exactly that. He worships and prays as if he is the only one in the room, completely unashamed of his love for Christ. Sean no longer believes that something is wrong with him. He knows he is a son of God, adopted into His family through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.

Nathan (pictured in the middle) could never outrun the truth. Every twist and turn in his life was followed by guilt and remorse for the choices he made and even for things that happened to him that were outside of his control. He believed he had to be perfect to belong in the church, but because of mistakes he made at a young age, he convinced himself he would never be worthy of being part of God's family.

That is one of the enemy's greatest tactics: shame. Shame says, "I am a mistake." Guilt says, "I made a mistake."

Shame had been a stronghold in Nathan's life for years, but God revealed the truth. Nathan is a leader. He carries tremendous influence. He loves his brothers deeply and genuinely cares for those around him. He is no longer defined by the kid who was bullied in school. He is defined by the redeeming work of Jesus Christ.

We are incredibly proud of these men, and we cannot wait to watch their identity in Christ continue to grow.

Please join us in thanking God that men are still finding healing through our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Pray that many more men and women will experience the same freedom and healing that these three courageous men have found.

Congratulations, Jeff, Sean, and Nathan.

We love you.

Anthony came knocking on our front door at 10:30 PM."I have to get in here. I think I was supposed to be here today, and...
06/29/2026

Anthony came knocking on our front door at 10:30 PM.

"I have to get in here. I think I was supposed to be here today, and I missed it. Can you guys still let me in? I don't want to go back to jail. I can't go back to jail. Please, just let me in. I'm sorry I'm so late."

He was indeed late. Very late.

The truth is, Anthony had just been released from jail to come to The Blake House for treatment. He was supposed to check in with us the day he was released, but he missed that phone call. He also forgot to call us the next day. It wasn't until the third day that conviction hit him. That night, he showed up banging on our front door while everyone else in the house was already asleep.

I have been at The Blake House for more than two years now. At the time, I was serving as an SLT, and I had never seen anything like this. People often tell us they want help, only to disappear or stop answering their phone. That is the reality of recovery. Anyone who has walked through addiction, or loves someone who has, knows exactly what I mean.

But this was different.

Here was a man showing up days late, pounding on our front door, asking for forgiveness and begging for a second chance.

I was concerned for Anthony, but deep down I knew he was one of us.

Isn't it funny that it happened on the THIRD DAY?

God works in miraculous ways.

It was on the THIRD DAY that Jesus rose from the dead, and it was on the THIRD DAY that Anthony was finally ready to leave his old life behind.

I am here to tell you that we witnessed a miracle in this man's heart.

Like all of us, Anthony struggled at first. He wrestled with understanding God's grace, recognizing God's presence, and believing that the Gospel truly was the healing answer to all the pain he carried.

But when it finally clicked, it was like a floodgate opened.

God's love poured into every part of his life. It changed the way he saw himself, the way he loved his brothers, and the way he understood the world around him.

I have no doubt that Anthony now has the tools to walk confidently in his recovery. I have no doubt that he hears God's voice clearly and knows exactly how valuable he is to his Creator. I have no doubt that The Blake House witnessed a miracle on our doorstep at 10:30 that night.

This morning, Anthony graduated.

All of us at The Blake House are proud to call him our brother in Christ.

We love you, Anthony. We are praying for you, and we cannot wait to see what God does through your life.

Help us congratulate Nelson and Joseph! They have decided to stay and take part in our Servant Leadership Training progr...
06/26/2026

Help us congratulate Nelson and Joseph! They have decided to stay and take part in our Servant Leadership Training program. SLT is a decision to stay and give back into the program. It's an internship to help develop discernment, sharpen leadership skills, and serve a purpose greater than yourself. SLT is a commitment and lifestyle. Keep our all of our SLTs in your prayers, but especially lift these two up as they start their new journey.

What is healing?Physical healing is the body's process of repairing tissue, muscle, or fighting infection. Sometimes thi...
06/05/2026

What is healing?

Physical healing is the body's process of repairing tissue, muscle, or fighting infection. Sometimes things become so severe that you need the help of a doctor. You may require surgery to repair an injury or medication to overcome an illness. It's usually easy to recognize when someone is in need of physical healing.

Spiritual and emotional healing are much more difficult to identify and often even harder to heal from. The signs are not always obvious at first, but years of unaddressed emotional wounds can leave a person isolated from loved ones. They may find themselves struggling with addiction, destructive thinking, uncontrolled anger, repeated encounters with jail or institutions, hopelessness, depression, anxiety, and so much more.

The world often labels these struggles as mental health issues, but Jesus says, "Come to Me, all of you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest."

That is exactly what the men in this photo have done. They called upon the Doctor, the Great Healer. His name is Jesus.

These men have laid their burdens at the foot of the cross. Healing does not mean returning to the way things were before. In fact, with Christ, it should not mean that at all. Healing means learning to adapt and live well despite what has happened. Healing in Christ means that while your wounds may still be visible, your new life shines so brightly that others are drawn to Him through your testimony.

I know these men's testimonies will carry great weight within their families and communities.

Help us celebrate Joseph, Nelson, Timmy, and Anthony as they complete the Inner Healing portion of our program and move forward, living in their new identity in Christ Jesus.

If you don't know this about The Blake House, every member of our current program staff is a man who has been through th...
06/05/2026

If you don't know this about The Blake House, every member of our current program staff is a man who has been through the program himself. That's right, we rarely make outside hires. It is incredibly important to us that every man who walks through our doors is welcomed and cared for by people who truly understand what he is experiencing.

Today, we celebrate Zac.

Zac entered our program in May 2024. Throughout his journey, he encountered many obstacles. He wrestled with pride, self-worth, and the tendency to view both his own failures and the failures of others through a critical lens. He carried a tremendous amount of weight tied to performance and behavior.

But that is not the Zac standing in this picture today.

Over time, Zac has grown into a compassionate and caring man who has a heart for people who are hurting and struggling to see beyond their mistakes, just as he once did. Today, Zac is the friendly and calming voice you'll hear when you call our front desk. He also leads our orientation class, helping new men take their first steps in the program.

We are proud to announce that Zac has officially joined our staff.

We have complete confidence in the love, compassion, and encouragement he has to offer the men who trust The Blake House during some of the darkest moments of their lives. Zac not only knows what it feels like to enter the program, but he also completed our internship, experienced reconciliation with his family, and has grown into a confident young man whose identity is rooted in Christ.

We are grateful for Zac and excited to see the impact he will continue to have on the lives of others.

04/24/2026

Many of the men who come to us have, at some point in their past, already asked Jesus into their hearts. Yet we all feel the pull of the world. We’re wounded by the things it throws at us, and we often find ourselves in relationships or circles that aren’t always good for us. The desire to fit in is real. As God’s creation, we’re wired for connection and acceptance.

But the men who find their way to The Blake House have simply wandered a little too far from the narrow road that leads to a godly lifestyle and a relationship with our Lord and Savior. And just as the angels in Heaven rejoice when a soul returns to Christ, so do we. Here, we are a brotherhood. We lift each other up. We pour into our fellow brothers in their time of need. We celebrate the wins.

Rededicating your life to Christ is on top of the win board around here. We are incredibly proud and celebrating Nathan for taking a bold step of faith and recommitting his life to Christ.

Life at The Blake House isn’t easy. It’s a place of deep reflection where we face our emotions head on, work through pai...
04/21/2026

Life at The Blake House isn’t easy. It’s a place of deep reflection where we face our emotions head on, work through pain, and come to terms with who we became during active addiction. Our days are filled with prayer, tears, and the steady pursuit of a better future.

But even in the midst of that hard work, there are moments of rest and joy. On one of those off days, we were blessed with an invitation from our good friend Patrick to spend time fishing and grilling at his lakeside property.

We’re incredibly grateful for the love and generosity Patrick pours into the guys. Opportunities like this mean the world to a group of broken hearted, hurting men who are putting their all into working their program.

Thank you, Patrick, for all that you do. Your compassion, your heart for this community, and your love for every man who walks through our doors do not go unnoticed. You truly reflect what it means to live out your faith.

This past weekend, we had the privilege of celebrating our alumni and graduates from this past year. Listening to testim...
04/15/2026

This past weekend, we had the privilege of celebrating our alumni and graduates from this past year. Listening to testimony from our graduates and their families was a powerful reminder of the freedom and transformation taking place in the lives of these men.

We also took time to honor our longtime Board Chairman, Mike Patterson, CCIM Patterson, whose leadership helped open the doors to our facility 15 years ago, both literally and spiritually. His impact on this ministry has been lasting, and we are deeply grateful for his service.

Moments like Sunday remind us of the real work Christ is doing through The Blake House. Lives are being changed, and hope is being restored.

A special thank you to The Grove at DeFoor Farm for hosting us once again. Your continued partnership and support mean more than we can say.

Not every journey at The Blake House ends the same way. We see many faces come and go, and we’re grateful for every oppo...
04/14/2026

Not every journey at The Blake House ends the same way. We see many faces come and go, and we’re grateful for every opportunity to walk alongside men as they move from feeling lost to building a growing relationship with Jesus. We are proud of every man who rises to the challenge—starting from day one.

Today, we want to highlight one of our most recent graduates.

Meet Xzavier.

When Xzavier first arrived at The Blake House, he carried a heavy chip on his shoulder. He felt the need to prove himself in every situation, and it seemed nearly impossible for him to let anyone into his heart. He struggled to open up, receive guidance, or even express what he was feeling.

But by the time he reached the Inner Healing phase of the program, something had shifted—he was fully bought in. During this phase, the men share the deepest parts of their hearts in a small group setting, creating space for God to meet them in their pain through prayer. Xzavier not only opened up about some of the most painful moments of his life, but he also invited God into those places—and experienced real, divine healing. God began to transform his heart, and the real Xzavier emerged from the hardened shell shaped by years of disappointment.

As he entered the Identity phase, his excitement only grew. With each new truth he discovered about his identity in Christ Jesus, Xzavier leaned in even more. He put in the work required to leave his old life behind and remained committed all the way to the finish, seeking God’s will for his future.

We are incredibly proud of Xzavier and excited to see where God leads him next as he steps into this new chapter of his life.

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60 Waco School Road
Bremen, GA
30110

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+17705371221

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