Community, Recovery & Hope
See the People, Partnerships, and Stories Behind Resurrected Recovery
Resurrected Recovery is more than a residential recovery program. We are a Christ-centered 501(c)(3) nonprofit ministry supported by families, churches, community leaders, local organizations, and people who believe recovery is possible.
From our grand opening and local news coverage to church partnerships, resident graduations, community outings, and the encouragement of families, we are grateful for everyone who has become part of the Resurrected Recovery story.
30-Day Faith-Based Residential Recovery for Men
Admissions: 336-608-1430
Featured in Our Community
Our Grand Opening & Local News Coverage
The opening of Resurrected Recovery marked the beginning of a mission to provide men struggling with addiction a structured, Christ-centered place to begin rebuilding their lives.
We were honored to have our grand opening and ribbon-cutting highlighted by local news media and supported by members of our community.
Watch Our Story
Resurrected Recovery Grand Opening — Ayden / Greenville, North Carolina
Proud Member of the Greenville-Pitt County Chamber of Commerce
Resurrected Recovery is proud to be connected with the Greenville-Pitt County Chamber of Commerce and grateful for the encouragement and support we have received from local businesses and community leaders.
Strong recovery communities are built when people come together.
Our Chamber membership reflects our commitment to being an active, responsible, and positive part of the Greenville and Eastern North Carolina community.
Supported by Local Churches
Faith in Action
Church partnerships are an important part of the Resurrected Recovery mission.We are grateful for the churches and Christian families who have welcomed our residents, prayed for our ministry, provided meals, offered financial support, contributed toward scholarships, and given our men opportunities to share their testimonies.These relationships remind our residents that they are not walking through recovery alone.
Thank You to Our Church Partners
Interested in partnering with Resurrected Recovery through prayer, financial support, scholarships, meals, or ministry opportunities?
Contact us at 336-608-1430 or info@resurrectedrecovery.com
What Families & Our Community Are Saying
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5-Star Rated on Google
We are grateful for every family member, graduate, community partner, and supporter who has taken the time to share their experience with Resurrected Recovery.
Their words help other families understand the environment, heart, and mission behind our program.
Kevin, Gary, and Tray were our saving Grace. My partner was in a dark place and Resurrected Recovery provided a safe haven for him to recover from his addiction. Now he has consistent strategies through daily prayer to help him live a life full of hope and happiness. We can’t thank them enough!”Toni Willis - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "This place saved me. I had been in rehab facilities 4 times previous. This was a completely different experience. In the course of one month I am a different person. Calm , able to deal with life’s problems head on. Gary and Kevin have created something special for rehabilitating people. I am forever grateful for this place. If you need help in how to live your life sober, and how to make Christ part of the process, RR is the right place for you. The home cooked meals are a plus. Don’t hesitate. Call them now if you need help getting your life back on track. I owe them so much"Ed Reints - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐"Resurrected Recovery gave me the tools and opportunity to get the help I needed. They helped me re-connect with Jesus and God. Kevin, Gary, and Trey are wonderful people who give their all to help others achieve sobriety and the ability to live a happy and free life through God. I’m forever greatful for them. I found a brotherhood and a ministry I can count on"James Jackson - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Celebrating Recovery
Every Graduation Represents a New Beginning
Completing the Resurrected Recovery program is something worth celebrating.
Our residents work through challenges, develop structure, strengthen their faith, practice accountability, participate in 12-Step recovery, and begin preparing for what comes next.
Graduation does not mean the work is finished.
It means the resident leaves with a stronger foundation, an aftercare plan, recovery support, and a clearer direction for the next chapter of his life.
Graduation 2026
