A Christian Answer To Alcohol, Drug, & Substance Abuse

For The Addicted Seeking Freedom

A Christian Answer To Alcohol, Drug, & Substance Abuse

For The Addicted Seeking Freedom

BETHEL COLONY OF MERCY

We are a Bible-teaching ministry for those who are interested in a Christian approach to treating substance abuse and alcoholism. We teach the addicted that there is victory through Jesus Christ and the truths of the Bible. Our addiction treatment center offers classroom teaching, workbooks, audio tapes, personal counseling, and worship services. Bethel’s treatment center is primarily designed to produce in each person a more effective lifestyle in which he allows Jesus Christ to take control of his life to achieve victory over addictions.

SUBSTANCE ABUSE MINISTRY

Bethel Colony of Mercy is dedicated to helping men and women faced with drug and alcohol additions to overcome their struggle through Jesus Christ and the truths of the Bible.

ABOUT BETHEL COLONY
ARE YOU SAVED

“But seek first His kingdom and His righteousness and all these
things shall be added to you.”

Matthew 6:33

BETHEL COLONY OF MERCY

BETHEL COLONY OF MERCY

Looking for a free (except for a minimal entry fee) drug and alcohol rehab with a faith-based approach using the Bible and Christian principles in counseling? Then, Bethel Colony of Mercy, located in Lenoir, North Carolina, is the place for you. With only an entry fee of $350.00, Bethel Colony is a 65-day residential program that teaches victory over sin through Jesus Christ and the Bible.

This is done through classroom teaching, audio tapes, counseling both at the Colony and online, homework, worship services, and work projects. Our program is designed to provide a vital context in which the students are encouraged to know Christ personally and to understand the practical outworking of the Word of God in meeting every need. Daily teaching, counseling, devotionals, guided personal Bible study and prayer provide the means by which these objectives are accomplished. This, combined with a disciplined schedule, healthful climate, nutritious food, and relaxing recreation, soon restores a measure of physical health and a more positive mental outlook. The students also participate in routine maintenance of the facilities, general upkeep of the grounds, and community projects. Bethel Colony’s program is primarily designed to produce in each student a more effective lifestyle in which he or she allows Jesus Christ to take control. Please read About Bethel Colony under Who We Are for more information.

Looking for a free (except for a minimal entry fee) drug and alcohol rehab with a faith-based approach using the Bible and Christian principles in counseling? Then, Bethel Colony of Mercy, located in Lenoir, North Carolina, is the place for you. With only an entry fee of $350.00, Bethel Colony is a 65-day residential program that teaches victory over sin through Jesus Christ and the Bible.

This is done through classroom teaching, audio tapes, counseling both at the Colony and online, homework, worship services, and work projects. Our program is designed to provide a vital context in which the students are encouraged to know Christ personally and to understand the practical outworking of the Word of God in meeting every need. Daily teaching, counseling, devotionals, guided personal Bible study and prayer provide the means by which these objectives are accomplished. This, combined with a disciplined schedule, healthful climate, nutritious food, and relaxing recreation, soon restores a measure of physical health and a more positive mental outlook. The students also participate in routine maintenance of the facilities, general upkeep of the grounds, and community projects. Bethel Colony’s program is primarily designed to produce in each student a more effective lifestyle in which he or she allows Jesus Christ to take control. Please read About Bethel Colony under Who We Are for more information.

TESTIMONIALS

I have personally seen the Lord use Bethel Colony of Mercy in a mighty way in the lives of so many, including myself.  As a former graduate, and now a pastor and Celebrate Recovery Ministry Leader, Bethel Colony has been a tremendous asset to our church over the past 15 years.  Sometimes a person needs more than just a Sunday morning message and a weeknight meeting.  Bethel Colony is a safe, Christ-centered ministry that I recommend to anyone needing a spiritual transformation.

Todd Howerton
Outreach Pastor
Triad Church

I can’t begin to express my gratitude for Bethel Colony of Mercy, as a Recovery Pastor, as a Dad and being in recovery for over 20 years myself it’s truly a blessing to see the life-changing impact that their program has on men and women bound by the chains of addiction. We have sent many to Bethel who have come out and used what they’ve learned to disciple others in their church and our Celebrate Recovery Program. 
My own daughter was a raging alcoholic, living a life of sin and chaos…. But God! Something beautiful happened to her up on that mountain and she is forever changed and has become the woman of God He intended her to be. She’s now helping other women in their journey.
If you or someone you love is struggling and looking for freedom, it can be found in Christ Jesus at Bethel Colony of Mercy. 

Rodney Alexander
Recovery Pastor
Catawba Heights Baptist Church

Going to Bethel changed my life in so many ways. They helped me understand the Bible and God’s word. Between the classes and personal counseling, I developed a relationship with God and he has rescued me. I developed lifetime friendships and they are always there for me. This is the only place I went for help, and it was the only place I needed. Thank you Bethel Colony.

Shannon Curtis
2020 Bethel Alumni

Debbie Pegg

T.J. graduated in January, ’22.  The chains of addiction have been broken, being at Bethel has truly changed her life around.  She is working, she volunteers helping autistic children with horse therapy, she continues to stay in the Word, she goes to church with her family, she stays in contact with friends she made at Bethel daily and they all hold each other accountable.  

Debbie Pegg
Mother of Women's Campus 22' Alumni

Anonymous

Bethel equipped me with spiritual tools to know how to be successful in life. This place has lit the spiritual fire in my soul again.  I learned who I was in Christ; more than a conqueror!

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Anonymous

The ministers are truly concerned with every student’s success.  Preachers and counselors have been in shoes that were once not walking with Christ but now are.  You cannot break the bonds of addiction without Jesus Christ.

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Anonymous

Awesome teaching, great balance of teaching, structure, and discipline.  The application of Biblical teaching to real life – character, marriage, fatherhood, etc…Only place I’ve ever been with any substance to the teachings.

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Susan Gordon

My daughter went here and it truly changed her life!! They are on fire for God!! She came home as a different person. I am so grateful to them. Since she has been back, she has helped me in my walk with Jesus.  

Mother of Women's Campus Student

Jennifer Lain

Bethel Colony of Mercy was a blessing from the Lord above. This place truly help save my life by teaching me the Word of God and how to apply it to my life.

Women's Campus / 2019 Bethel Alumni

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Honoring Pastor Don & Cathi LossThis week at Bethel Colony of Mercy, we celebrated the retirement of two faithful servants of Christ Pastor Don and Cathi Loss, who have dedicated 41 years of unwavering service to the ministry of Bethel.Family, friends, staff, and students gathered together to honor their incredible journey, sharing heartfelt stories and testimonies of how their lives and leadership have impacted so many. The years of working alongside them in service to the Lord will always be cherished and deeply missed.Pastor Don and Cathi, your love, faithfulness, and example of Christ-centered living have left a lasting legacy here at Bethel. Though this chapter closes, the seeds you’ve planted will continue to bear fruit for generations to come.Thank you both for your 41 years of devotion to Jesus and to this ministry. We love you and pray God’s richest blessings over your next season of life and service! ... See MoreSee Less
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Baptisms live on Bethel You Tube, stream to start at 6:15pm actual service to start at 6:30pm. ... See MoreSee Less
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A big thank you to Meadowbrook Baptist Church for inviting Bethel Colony of Mercy to join you in worship and share testimonies of what Jesus is doing in our lives! We were truly blessed by the fellowship, the love, and the encouragement from your church family. And of course — we definitely enjoyed the delicious pizza lunch and got our bellies full! We’re so grateful for your continued love and support over the years. Your kindness and partnership mean so much to all of us here at Bethel Colony of Mercy. “I thank my God every time I remember you.” – Philippians 1:3 #BethelColonyOfMercy #MeadowBrookBaptistChurch #JesusChangesLives #ThankfulHearts #Fellowship ... See MoreSee Less
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Dr. Dave Kistler taught us a lot during Bible conference this year. This one example.The "Bible of the American Revolution" is the Aitken Bible, the first complete English Bible printed in America by Philadelphia printer Robert Aitken in 1782. It earned its name because it was produced during the Revolution when imports from England were cut off and the Continental Congress officially recommended it to the public. It was a pocket-sized edition that was small enough for soldiers to carry. Details about the Aitken Bible Production: Due to the embargo on British goods, there was a scarcity of Bibles in the colonies. Robert Aitken, the official printer for Congress, began printing the New Testament in 1777 and completed the full Bible in September 1782. Official endorsement: The United States Congress officially authorized Aitken to print the Bible and recommended it to the people in a resolution passed on September 12, 1782. Significance: It was the first English-language Bible printed in America and was essential for the soldiers and citizens during the war. George Washington later commended Aitken for his efforts. Rarity: Today, the Aitken Bible is a rare and valuable collector's item. Only about 40 to 50 complete copies are known to have survived ... See MoreSee Less
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A day in the life for some of the amazing women God brings to this mountain here at Bethel Ladies campus. ... See MoreSee Less
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