Structure & Support at Our Home
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Weekly house meetings
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Clear curfew expectations
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Random drug and alcohol screenings
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Peer accountability system
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Access to recovery meetings (AA, NA, Celebrate Recovery)
Welcome To Our Home
Conveniently located right off Highway 63, our home offers a peaceful, structured environment away from the stress of city living—while still remaining easily accessible.
We are a dormitory-style facility with 14 beds for men in recovery, designed to foster brotherhood, accountability, and personal growth. Our residents benefit from a supportive, sober community with clear structure and expectations to help them stay on track.
Amenities include Wi-Fi, a private fishing pond, outdoor garden space, designated smoking areas, shared living spaces, a gym, and laundry access. We also provide opportunities for recovery meetings, life skills development, and peer support to encourage long-term success.
More than just a place to stay, our home is a place to rebuild, refocus, and move forward in recovery.
About our Program
Cornerstone Lodge Recovery Program: Four-Stage Progress Plan
At Cornerstone Lodge, recovery is more than getting sober — it’s a wellness journey of growth, accountability, and hope. Our program is built on a structured, one-year model divided into four 90-day stages, each designed to help residents build stability, develop purpose, and prepare for lasting independence.
Every 90 days, residents participate in a Quarterly Progress Review — a time to reflect on growth, set new goals, and celebrate milestones. Upon completing all four stages, residents are honored in a Graduation Ceremony, recognizing their commitment to living a life beyond recovery.
Stage 1: Foundation Phase (Days 1–90)
Focus: Stabilization, Structure, and Surrender
Goals:
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Develop daily routines and personal accountability
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Engage your spiritual wellness and/or faith-based recovery activities
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Create an individualized recovery and wellness plan
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Build trust within the Cornerstone community
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Maintain sobriety and complete all program requirements
Quarterly Review 1:
Evaluate stability, participation, and early progress. Identify areas for personal growth and faith development.
Stage 3: Transition Phase (Days 181–270)
Focus: Leadership, Accountability, and Preparation for independence
Goals:
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Serve as a peer mentor or house leader
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Continue to build financial and emotional stability
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Repair and strengthen family and community relationships
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Finalize aftercare & Recovery and Wellness Plan
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Continue service and outreach through individualized recovery-based activities
Quarterly Review 3:
Assess readiness for greater independence and leadership. Identify remaining goals needed for graduation and transition planning.
Graduation Ceremony: A Celebration of Renewal
At the completion of all four stages, residents are honored in a Cornerstone Lodge Graduation Ceremony — a celebration of faith, perseverance, and transformation.
The ceremony includes:
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Words of encouragement from peers and mentors
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Prayer or words of reflection from staff
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Presentation of certificates of completion
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Personal testimony from graduate
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A time for fellowship, reflection, and celebration
Graduation is not the end of the journey — it marks a new beginning. Each graduate leaves Cornerstone Lodge equipped with the tools, faith, and community support to continue living a life beyond recovery.
Stage 2: Growth Phase (Days 91–180)
Focus: Employment, Self-discovery, and Spiritual Maturity
Goals:
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Secure or maintain employment, education, or volunteer work
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Strengthen relapse prevention and coping skills
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Deepen personal spiritual growth or connection to one’s own beliefs and values
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Build healthy relationships and peer accountability
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Begin responsible money management and budgeting
Quarterly Review 2:
Review job progress, emotional and spiritual growth, and readiness for increased responsibility. Residents may take on peer leadership roles.
Stage 4: Independence Phase (Days 271–365)
Focus: Transition, Independence, and Continued Wellness Growth
Goals:
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Secure stable housing and ongoing community supports
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Maintain employment and financial independence
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Continue active participation in recovery-based and community integrated activities
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Strengthen alumni and mentorship connections
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Live out principles of faith, integrity, and service daily
Quarterly Review 4 (Graduation Review):
Final evaluation confirming readiness for graduation. Residents review their journey, achievements, and personal testimony.
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