Partners in Hope
What does it take to find stability in life and leave addictions behind? We need God, one another, and a focused plan. We dare to believe we have a way forward together. We are Partners in Hope.
Giving Hope
Partners in Hope is supported wholly by our friends and community. We are thankful to everyone who partners with us to help bring hope to the discouraged, hurting, and hopeless.
Latest Recovery Meditations
Thursday February 26, 2026
We come to believe that a power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity.
Wednesday February 25, 2026
As we prayerfully review our lives with God, He will reveal where we have caused harm, and when we need to make amends with someone. He will also teach us new ways to live in relationship with Him and others.
Tuesday February 24, 2026
This love recognizes the gifts that God gives each person, and our need for one another, so we can be complete
Latest Hope For Today
Thursday February 26, 2026
We often wonder what the right course of action is and can become confused and anxious. God has very simple instructions for us to refocus us and steady us: Trust in the Lord and do good.
Wednesday February 25, 2026
The best invitation we will ever receive is the one to follow the way of Jesus and to allow His grace and character to be more and more reflected in all we do and say. God invites us to leave all manner of ugliness behind – which is a good thing to do in itself – I mean, who wants the ugly dirty bits? But, then on top of that God describes so many promises of blessing that will result.
Tuesday February 24, 2026
How deeply are we longing to be in close fellowship with God? How willing are we to put aside things that we like to have, activities that we like to do, people we like to be with, for something that is greater? To what degree are we willing to inconvenience ourselves on behalf of helping others? These are fair questions at any point, on any day, but they are so appropriate in our times when everyone seems to want and fight for what works for them and sometimes fail to see the impact of our wishes on others.