Our program
Discipleship for a changed life.
U-Turn for Christ Oregon helps men seeking freedom from drug and alcohol addiction build a foundation in Jesus Christ. The Bible guides our teaching, counsel, and daily life.
The heart of the ministry
Truth. Responsibility.
Fellowship.
Our purpose is to establish and strengthen a relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ.
Residential life provides a setting to learn, serve, and practice a different way of living. Daily devotions and Bible study are joined by chores, purposeful work, church fellowship, and accountability.
Restoration reaches beyond a season in the program. We want men to grow in faith, take responsibility, and become a blessing to their families and communities.
Phase 1 · Two months
Build a foundation
in Christ.
Phase 1 is a structured residential period of at least two months. Men live in community and take part in a daily rhythm of prayer, Scripture, service, and personal responsibility.
- Morning devotions and personal time in the Word
- Daily chores and volunteer community service
- Evening Bible study and Christian fellowship
- Accountability within residential life
Contact admissions for current housing details, expectations, and requirements before arrival.
Phase 2 · Six months or more
Keep growing.
Live what you learn.
Phase 2 continues the work of discipleship for six months or longer. Men grow through responsibility, fellowship, and practical application of biblical truth.
The ministry describes paths that include returning to work with continued accountability or serving within the ministry. Discuss eligibility, expectations, and current arrangements with admissions.
Discuss the programPhase 3
Grow deeper in Christ.
Prepare to serve.
Phase 3 is designed to be a school of ministry or an opportunity for a deeper walk with Christ. It continues the growth begun in Phase 2, with a focus on continued discipleship and growth in the Lord.
Ask the team about eligibility, the expected commitment, housing and work arrangements, and discipleship responsibilities. The team can explain the current requirements and help you prepare.
Explore Phase 3Information & admissions: (541) 295-5161