Home of Grace for Women

09/11/2026

Behind every story of healing, every step toward freedom, and every new beginning is someone willing to walk alongside another person with compassion, patience, truth, and grace. 💙

At Home of Grace for Women, we are incredibly blessed with a dedicated team of godly women who serve as our counselor team. These women do so much more than teach classes or provide counsel—they pour into lives. They listen without judgment, speak truth with love, pray through the difficult moments, celebrate every victory, and continually remind the women who come through our doors that their past does not have to determine their future.

Their work is not always easy, and much of what they do may never be seen by the outside world. But the impact is immeasurable. Seeds are planted. Walls come down. Hope is restored. Families begin to heal. Women discover their identity in Christ, and lives that once felt broken begin to be rebuilt.

Recovery is a journey, and no woman should have to walk it alone. We are so thankful God has called these incredible women to walk alongside our clients—encouraging them, challenging them, praying for them, and pointing them toward the One who makes true transformation possible.

To our counselor team: thank you for answering the call. Thank you for loving deeply, serving faithfully, and believing in these women even on the days when they struggle to believe in themselves. The difference you make reaches far beyond our campus—it touches children, families, communities, and generations to come. 💙

“Carry one another’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ.” Galatians 6:2

09/11/2026

Today, as we mark the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001, we pause to remember
a day that forever changed our nation.
Twenty-five years have passed, but the lives lost, the families forever changed, and the extraordinary courage witnessed that day remain deeply etched upon the heart of America.

We remember the 2,977 precious lives taken far too soon. We honor the first responders who ran toward unimaginable danger while others were running to safety—the firefighters, police officers, paramedics, emergency personnel,
and countless others who answered the call without hesitation. Their courage and sacrifice remind us what true service looks like.

Here at the Home of Grace for Women, we have a deep appreciation for our first responders, police officers, and firefighters who faithfully serve and protect our communities every single day. So often, they step into someone else’s worst moment without knowing what awaits them. They carry burdens most of us will never see, and we are profoundly grateful for their courage, sacrifice, and willingness to serve.

And today, we pray still.

We pray for the families who have carried an empty place at the table for 25 years. We pray for survivors and first responders who continue to live with the physical and emotional effects of that tragic day. We pray for the children who grew up without a parent and for every heart that still carries the weight of loss.

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

May we also remember what happened in the days that followed—America came together.
We prayed together. We helped our neighbors. We honored our first responders. In the midst of unimaginable darkness, we witnessed incredible courage, compassion, sacrifice, and unity.

Twenty-five years later, may we never forget.

Today, we remember the lives lost.
We honor those who served.
We thank those who continue to serve.
And we pray still. 🇺🇸🙏

May God comfort every heart still grieving, protect those who courageously serve our communities, and may God bless America.

09/10/2026

This Thankful Thursday, in the heart of National Recovery Month, we are reminded that gratitude looks different when you know what God has brought you through. 💜

We are thankful for second chances.
Restored families. Renewed minds.
Broken chains. Healed hearts. And lives being transformed by the power of Jesus Christ.

Recovery is more than leaving something
behind—it is stepping into the new life,
purpose, and freedom God has waiting ahead.
Every sober day matters. Every prayer matters. Every small step forward matters. And every testimony of recovery is evidence that God is still restoring what addiction tried to destroy.

At Home of Grace for Women, we have the privilege of watching women discover that their past does not have the final word. Grace does. There is hope after addiction. There is life after brokenness. And through Christ, there is always the possibility of a new beginning.

“I thank my God every time I remember you.” Philippians 1:3

Today, we thank God for every woman courageously walking the road of recovery, every family believing for restoration, and every person who prays, gives, serves, encourages, and reminds someone that they are worth fighting for. 💜

Recovery is possible. Restoration is real.
Jesus still sets captives free.

09/10/2026

💜 September is National Recovery Month—
a time to celebrate recovery, honor the courage it takes to ask for help, and remind every person still struggling that recovery is possible.

Recovery was never meant to be walked alone. Sometimes strength looks like reaching out, showing up, sitting beside someone who understands, and allowing others to help
carry the weight.

“Carry one another’s burdens,
and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ.” Galatians 6:2

TONIGHT, September 10th, we invite you
to join us for our Outpatient Care Class at
Home of Grace for Women. Whether you are taking your first steps toward recovery or
have been walking this road for years, there
is a place for you here. Come as you are.
Find encouragement. Share honestly.
Learn from one another. And be reminded
that healing happens together.

National Recovery Month reminds us that
there is hope after addiction, healing after brokenness, freedom after bo***ge, and a brighter tomorrow. Your story is still being written—and by the grace of God, the best chapters may still be ahead. 💜

Recovery is possible. Hope is real. His grace changes everything.

09/10/2026

We were happy to welcome Jeni with Dumas Wesley Community Center and Malcolm from United Way of Southwest Alabama for our Pacesetter Campaign today. A beautiful story was shared of how these two agencies, Home of Grace for Women and Dumas Wesley, assisted in one woman’s journey in recovery from substance use disorder to being reunited with her children and in stable housing. Together we can do more because…UNITED IS THE WAY!

As a proud partner agency of the United Way of Southwest Alabama, we are always thrilled to share how working together is making a difference for those who need us the most. This morning, we will join forces with United Way and attend Home of Grace's United Way Pacesetter Campaign. Thank you for allowing us to share how UNTED IS THE WAY!

09/09/2026

❤️ WE ARE LESS THAN ONE WEEK AWAY! ❤️

The countdown is on! We are just days away from the Home of Grace for Women Annual Fundraiser.

We are at a complete sell out!

This fundraiser is about so much more than
an event—it is about changed lives, restored families, renewed hope, and the faithfulness of God. Since 1973, women have walked through the doors of the Home of Grace searching for freedom from addiction, and time and time again, we have had the privilege of watching God write beautiful stories of redemption. 🙌

One of the most exciting parts of this year’s fundraiser will be hearing updates from some
of last year’s graduates. You heard their stories then—now come hear where they are today
and what God has continued to do in their
lives! Their stories are powerful reminders
that recovery is possible, restoration is real,
and God is still changing lives!

We are also honored to welcome The Honorable Judge Jennifer Wright as our special guest speaker, who will bring an encouraging message to those gathered.

And we cannot wait to share what has been happening right here on our campus—what God has already done and the vision for all that He continues to do through this ministry.

September is National Recovery Month,
making this an especially meaningful time
to come together and celebrate recovery, recognize lives transformed, and help ensure that the next woman who reaches out for help has a place to come. 💙

Come celebrate with us. Come hear the stories.
Come see what God has done. And most importantly, come be part of what He is still doing!

Tuesday, September 15, 2026

09/09/2026

💙 Wishlist Wednesday 💙

No gift is too small when it is placed in God’s hands. Throughout Scripture, we see God take what seems small and multiply it to meet a great need. A little becomes much when it is given with a willing heart.

Something as simple as a pack of notebook paper, a few pens, laundry soap, paper towels, or cleaning supplies may seem like a small contribution—but to the precious women who come through our doors, these everyday necessities make a meaningful difference.

Every donation helps us provide a safe, welcoming place where women can focus
on what matters most: healing, restoration, recovery, and discovering the new life God
has for them. 💙

Thank you for standing alongside the Home of Grace for Women. Your generosity helps us continue changing lives, restoring hope, and helping women break the chains of addiction—one woman at a time.

✨ No gift is too small. God can take the small and multiply it into something greater than we could ever imagine.

09/09/2026

We had so much fun today talking with Jeff Jones on the Living in Mobile podcast. Jeff’s knowledge and enthusiasm for the beautiful city of Mobile is apparent and he is a great conversationalist. We appreciate so much the opportunity to share a little about Home of Grace for Women with him. And we were treated to Yellowhammer Coffee. Some days you just get extra blessings. ☕️ ❤️

09/08/2026

💜 THANKFUL TUESDAY | NATIONAL RECOVERY MONTH 💜

Today, we are thankful for second chances, restored families, renewed minds, broken chains, and lives being transformed through recovery. We are thankful for every woman who finds the courage to say, “I need help,” and takes that first brave step toward a different life.

The need is tremendous. According to SAMHSA’s 2024 national data, 48.4 million Americans age 12 and older experienced a substance use disorder, yet among those
who needed substance-use treatment,
only about 1 in 5 received it. Among adults
with a substance use disorder, only about
12% received substance-use treatment.

Those statistics aren’t just numbers. Behind every number is a daughter, mother, sister, friend, coworker, and family praying for their loved one to come home.

At the Home of Grace for Women, we believe recovery is possible. We believe chains can be broken, families can be restored, and what addiction tried to destroy, God can redeem. National Recovery Month reminds us to celebrate those walking in recovery while continuing to reach for the woman who still believes there is no way out.

🌿 And right now, we have OPEN BED AVAILABILITY.

If you or a woman you love is struggling with addiction, please don’t wait for things to get worse before reaching out. One phone call could be the beginning of an entirely new chapter.

📞 Call the Home of Grace for Women at 251-456-7807.
Our phones are answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

There is hope. There is help. There is a way forward. And today, we are especially thankful for every woman courageous enough to take that first step. 💜

“I thank my God every time I remember you.” Philippians 1:3