Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Hebron Program 10 Year Anniversary
A note from one of our staff:
We recently had a 10 year reunion for the graduates of our Hebron Program at Wheeler’s Camp Hunt. This program for men in addiction has seen thousands of men enter its doors and more than 130 of those men have completed the one year commitment. Throughout the weekend, where we were celebrating “A Decade of Discipleship” we saw more than 65 graduates make the trip to reunite, fellowship, and worship God for bringing them out of the slavery of addiction. The group included ministers, missionaries, an Indianapolis Chaplain, fathers, husbands and their families.
I know all about the program and shouldn’t have been surprised, but this was another great reminder to me that what goes on out at Wheeler's Camp Hunt isn’t just another rehab, another method to get guys clean. 65 men don’t normally show up to rehab reunions. What’s happening here is a miracle of God that changes men without hope into godly men with a passion to serve Christ.
I pray that one day God reveals to me and the leaders at the Hebron Center the thousands upon thousands of lives that have been impacted because of their hard work. Imagine for a moment the ripple effect of just these 65 men that are ministering hope to people on a daily basis by their testimony!
God is awesome. Thank you for supporting this ministry.
Brian
We recently had a 10 year reunion for the graduates of our Hebron Program at Wheeler’s Camp Hunt. This program for men in addiction has seen thousands of men enter its doors and more than 130 of those men have completed the one year commitment. Throughout the weekend, where we were celebrating “A Decade of Discipleship” we saw more than 65 graduates make the trip to reunite, fellowship, and worship God for bringing them out of the slavery of addiction. The group included ministers, missionaries, an Indianapolis Chaplain, fathers, husbands and their families.
I know all about the program and shouldn’t have been surprised, but this was another great reminder to me that what goes on out at Wheeler's Camp Hunt isn’t just another rehab, another method to get guys clean. 65 men don’t normally show up to rehab reunions. What’s happening here is a miracle of God that changes men without hope into godly men with a passion to serve Christ.
I pray that one day God reveals to me and the leaders at the Hebron Center the thousands upon thousands of lives that have been impacted because of their hard work. Imagine for a moment the ripple effect of just these 65 men that are ministering hope to people on a daily basis by their testimony!
God is awesome. Thank you for supporting this ministry.
Brian
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