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.

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ABOUT BETHEL COLONY

We’re a non-profit, non-denominational, Christian ministry to those in bondage to alcohol and/or drug addiction, helping restore health, renew minds, redeem reputations, and reunited families.

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ARE YOU SAVED

Our goal is to not only help those in bondage to substances but to ensure you are given the opportunity to repent from a life of sin and find peace in eternal salvation.

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“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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Together, we prayed for our nation, our communities, the needs of others, and for one another. Throughout the morning, burdens were shared, encouragement was given, and brothers in Christ grew closer together through prayer.These moments remind us that no one walks this journey alone. God is still moving, still answering prayers, and still changing lives. ... See MoreSee Less

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Every task matters when it is done for the LORD.Here at Bethel Colony of Mercy, our students learn that serving isn’t just part of the program, it’s part of becoming the men God has called them to be. From cleaning and cooking to caring for the grounds and helping one another, the daily chores are opportunities to grow in humility, responsibility, and a servant’s heart.Little things done with great love and a heart surrendered to God can make a lasting impact.“Whatever you do, do it heartily, as to the Lord and not to men.”Colossians 3:23 (NKJV) ... See MoreSee Less

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Laughter, smiles, and a whole lot of sliding! 🇺🇸❤️💙Our Bethel Colony of Mercy Women's Campus had an incredible time celebrating Independence Day with food, fellowship, games, and their own exciting version of **slide kickball!** This clip captures just a small glimpse of the joy that filled the day.These moments are about more than having fun. They are part of building healthy relationships, creating new memories, and experiencing the abundant life God desires for each of us. As these ladies continue their journey of recovery, we're thankful to see hearts being restored, friendships growing, and lives being transformed through the love of Jesus Christ.As we celebrate the freedoms we enjoy as a nation, we're even more grateful for the freedom that can only be found in Christ."Therefore if the Son makes you free, you shall be free indeed." John 8:36 (NKJV)We're thankful for days like these and for the work God is doing in the lives of the women at Bethel Colony of Mercy. Please continue praying for each one as they walk in the new life Christ has given them. ... See MoreSee Less

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What a wonderful day of celebrating together at Bethel Colony of Mercy!As we joined our nation in celebrating America's 250th Independence Day, our campuses were filled with laughter, fellowship, friendly competition, and grateful hearts. Students and staff gathered around the table to enjoy great food, then spent the day making memories through volleyball, cornhole, and our always anticipated (and notorious!) slide kickball game and fireworks that wrapped up the evening with plenty of smiles and excitement.Days like these are about much more than games and good food. They remind us that God created us for fellowship, community, and joyful moments together. For many of our students, this celebration represents something they have not experienced in a long time: healthy relationships, genuine joy, and the opportunity to enjoy life free from the bondage that once held them captive.As Pastor Pruitt shares in this month's July newsletter, America has been blessed with 250 years of political freedom, but the greatest freedom anyone can ever experience is the freedom found in Jesus Christ. While we are thankful for the liberties we enjoy as a nation, we are even more grateful that Christ still delivers men and women from the power of darkness and gives them a new life through Him.Every day at Bethel Colony of Mercy, we witness that freedom firsthand. We see lives transformed, families restored, hope replacing despair, and men and women learning not only how to break free from addiction, but how to walk daily in the lasting freedom that only Christ can provide.As you enjoy this Independence Day weekend with your own family and friends, we invite you to take a few moments to read Pastor Pruitt's July newsletter article, where he shares a powerful reminder that lasting freedom begins with a relationship with Jesus Christ. bethelcolony.org/newsletter/Happy Independence Day from all of us at Bethel Colony of Mercy! May we never take for granted the blessings of our nation, and may we always celebrate the eternal freedom found in our Savior, Jesus Christ."Stand fast therefore in the liberty by which Christ has made us free, and do not be entangled again with a yoke of bondage." Galatians 5:1 (NKJV) ... See MoreSee Less

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We're having such a great time celebrating the 4th of July together at Bethel Colony of Mercy!We've enjoyed a wonderful meal together, and now the afternoon is filled with volleyball, cornhole, a dunking booth, and our always entertaining slide kickball game. There's plenty of laughter, friendly competition, and memories being made all across campus.For many of our students, days like this mean more than just having fun. They are reminders of how far God has brought them. It's a blessing to watch men and women who once lived in bondage experience the joy, peace, and freedom that only Jesus Christ can give.As we celebrate America's 250th birthday, we're thankful for the freedoms we enjoy as a nation, but even more grateful for the freedom Christ offers to every heart surrendered to Him.Pastor Pruitt shares this truth so well in this month's July newsletter. We hope you'll take a few minutes to read it. (bethelcolony.org/newsletter/)Happy Independence Day from our Bethel family to yours!"Stand fast therefore in the liberty by which Christ has made us free, and do not be entangled again with a yoke of bondage." Galatians 5:1 (NKJV) ... See MoreSee Less

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