Guiding Light Barbecues
There is a huge community of support that has grown around Guiding Light over the past decade.
News
Guiding Light Hires David Madiol as Development and Communications Director
Guiding Light, a longtime Grand Rapids non-profit, has hired David Madiol as their new Development and Communications Director.
Guiding Light Sober-Living Apartments Welcome Record Number: Nonprofit Works to Renovate Facilities to Ensure a Place for All
As community need continues to grow, Guiding Light is preparing to welcome eight men recovering from drug and alcohol addiction to its sober-living community, Iron House.
Book Study
Every Tuesday at noon, the men of Guiding Light Recovery sit down with Scott Lenger for an hour-long book study.
I Have Some Hope: Guiding Light Helps Victor Cope with Decades of Trauma, Depression, Alcohol
When Victor landed on the doorstep of Guiding Light in February, he hadn’t touched a drop of alcohol in nearly five years – but he was far from sober.
Guiding Light Recovery: Check-In
Every Wednesday at 1:30pm the men and staff of Guiding Light’s Recovery program meet for “check-in.” This is a time for the men enrolled in our four-month program to discuss their week so far, and to voice any concerns they have with staff or each other.
Community Presentations at Guiding Light
Willingness, honesty, vulnerability, self-awareness, self-compassion, responsibility, and spiritual formation are important principles to live by for men seeking to free themselves from the bondage of drugs and alcohol.
Guiding Light Adds Paul Davies to Board of Directors
Guiding Light has welcomed Paul Davies, principal of The Mediator Group, LLC, to its board of directors.
Centering Prayer
Every Friday morning, the men of Guiding Light Recovery attend Centering Prayer with Spiritual Director, Esther Yff-Prins.
I’m in the Right Place: Scott’s Chance at a Sober Father’s Day
Scott lost his mother a month into his Recovery program at Guiding Light, a loss so deep it would have sent the “old” him running for a six pack.
