Alcohol is Only the Symptom: Mike Finds Spirituality, Acceptance Through Guiding Light Recovery
Mike first came through the doors of 255 Division Ave. S. on April 18, COVID-19 still raging through West Michigan.
Mike first came through the doors of 255 Division Ave. S. on April 18, COVID-19 still raging through West Michigan.
After years of alcohol use and sporadic relapses throughout his adult life, Jason had enough.
After hitting rock bottom, Andy sought help at Guiding Light Recovery and turned his life around, finding joy, sobriety, and a new job.
Iron House offers sober living apartments to Guiding Light Recovery graduates, fostering goal-setting, support, and successful sobriety.
Michael is committed to maintaining this sober journey to honor those who have helped him.
Mike is a client of the Guiding Light Recovery program, and recently moved out to Iron House, our sober-living apartment complex in Kentwood.
Jason came through the doors of Guiding Light five months ago after deciding he had enough of living a life in active addiction to drugs and alcohol.
Men that complete the Guiding Light Recovery program and find employment have the option of moving to Iron House, our sober living apartments in Kentwood.
For the first time in over a year long-time Guiding Light volunteer Larry Slager was able to meet with men in-person at the Guiding Light facility in downtown Grand Rapids.
On Friday, Guiding Light Recovery client Ryan took the next step in his journey and moved out of what has been his home for the past seven months.