We're not therapists. We're people who've walked the hard road — and found others to walk it with.
Hope.Grace Network grew out of real recovery. We've come through long-term Christian recovery programs, and we know the quiet, daily decision it takes to keep showing up. The mornings that are heavy. The longing for someone who actually understands.
Our roads didn't run through just one door. We've also walked through AA, 12-step programs, and other treatment along the way, and each one added something real to our recovery. We're grateful for all of it. This community isn't here to replace any of that — if you're working a program, keep working it. Hope.Grace Network is meant to sit alongside it, adding faith, community, and someone in your corner between meetings.
That's why we're building this — a community where faith and recovery meet, where you're not judged, and where you have people in your corner. We lead as lived-experience mentors, not licensed professionals. We share from the roads we've walked and the faith that's carried us.
This is peer support and faith-based encouragement. It's not treatment, therapy, or medical care, and it can't replace professional help when you need it. If you're in crisis, please reach out to 988 or 911 — your life matters.
— The Hope.Grace Network mentors
Lived-experience mentors, not licensed providers