Our Master's Camp Addiction Recovery Center

This Christian camp, located in Pikeville, Tennessee, offers an affordable recovery program for men struggling with addictions to such substances as crack, heroine, meth, crystal meth, prescription drugs, cocaine, alcohol, marijuana, pot, and methamphetamines. Through the use of Christian discipleship and personal counseling, participants at Our Master's Camp Addiction Recovery Center learn the physical, spiritual, and social aspects of their addictions in a residential setting.

Though it is not something that many people want to admit, there are alarming rates of drug users and drug addicts in modern society. Our Master's Camp Addiction Recovery Center aims to help point people struggling with this problem to a place of freedom and renewed life that will not be wasted by an incorrect use or overuse of harmful substances.

The program at Our Master's Camp generally runs for twelve weeks, but participants may extend their stay to 120 or 180 days for further help. Aspects of the program include a personal recovery plan, recovery curriculum, church attendance, and Bible study. Each part of the program is divided into further sections for the best possible road to recovery and freedom.

There are many other Christian drug addiction programs to help those who struggle. A few names to consider might be Teen Challenge, Pacific Hills Treatment Center, or U-Turn for Christ. There are many options available though, and the recommendation of a pastor or close friend may help make the choice easier.

Our Master's Camp strives to be an affordable, welcoming place for men who sincerely desire freedom and complete recovery from what addiction they are struggling with. Through group and peer counseling, the Word of God, goal setting and character building, exercise and extra-curricular activities all on a beautiful 90 acres of Tennessee, participants are able to see a light at the end of their tunnel and know that a complete recovery is possible through the strength of Jesus Christ.

Author: D. Travis, Alcohol & Addiction Recovery Service Writer