Lighthouse Ministries - Men's Gospel Rescue Mission
Address
117 E. Magnolia St
Lakeland, FL - 33802
Open at 3:30 p.m. daily
First 3 nights per month are free, then its $7 per night
Shower, fresh change of clothes, clean bed
Dinner and breakfast, plus two snacks
Evening chapel, plus available counseling and spiritual guidance
Come to: 117 E. Magnolia St., Lakeland, FL or telephone: 863-687-4076
RESIDENTIAL: Men & Women
The comprehensive, values-based approach provides direction, encouragement, and accountability for residents as they live their lives under the leadership of Jesus Christ seeking to recover from their addictions, destructive lifestyles, and homelessness.
Located on our central campus
Meets the needs of the whole person body, mind, soul
Safe and structured 14-24 month program
Food, shelter . . . . and accredited preschool for children of resident moms
Academic education (GED and beyond), memory and comprehension skills using the NOVA Innovative Learning System computer-based curriculum taught in the George W. Jenkins Center of Learning
Life skills training (anger management, budgeting, parenting, decision making, etc.)
Spiritual growth Family Integrity Training, Bible studies, church, and chapel
Paid internships to gain work experience, reintroduction to the work environment
Resume building, job hunting, interviewing
There is no charge for your first three visits at our Rescue Mission monthly. The fee is $7/nightly after that, however dinner and chapel services are served at no charge. Women and children are welcome to attend our chapel service and dinner, but only men may stay overnight. Counseling and discipleship is available.
Photo identification is required to check in. There is no drinking, drug use, or cursing allowed on campus. Each guest is allowed to store two (2) bags in the baggage room for the evening, but they must be taken with them upon leaving.
The mission is open 365 days a year. For additional information, contact us at (863)687-4076 x251.
Our One Stop Care for Men Program is also housed in the Rescue Mission at 117 E. Magnolia St.
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