Whatever the struggle
People come to RU because a substance or behavior has begun controlling their choices, relationships, responsibilities, or spiritual life. Common struggles include alcohol, street drugs, prescription drug misuse, pornography, gambling, and other destructive habits. This list is not a test for whether you belong. If you want help taking a next step, you are welcome.
Adults
The adult program combines large-group Bible teaching, small-group support, personal mentoring, and a structured curriculum. You can begin at any time, and there is no cost or registration.
- Individual and small-group counseling
- A personal mentor for accountability and encouragement
- Weekly challenges, milestones, and practical recovery resources
- Friday and Sunday meeting options
Teens
Full Throttle gives students in 6th grade and up, ages 11–17, a safe learning environment with adult supervision and opportunities for fellowship and service.
- 6th grade and up (ages 11–17)
- Safe learning environment with adult supervision
- Opportunities for fellowship and service
- Friday nights at 7:00 PM
Kids and little ones
Kids Club helps children from 3K through 5th grade, up to age 10, learn truth, build healthy patterns, and have fun in a safe environment. Nursery care is available for infants and toddlers while parents attend the adult program.
- Age-appropriate Bible lessons
- Games, crafts, and activities
- Clean, secure rooms with trained volunteers
- No childcare cost
Families and friends
If someone you love is struggling, you need support too. Family members are welcome at meetings and can request biblical counseling at no cost to learn how to help without enabling destructive behavior.
You can contact the RU team even if your loved one is not ready to attend. A parent, spouse, sibling, or friend can ask questions about the program, talk through concerns, and find support for their own next step. You do not have to persuade someone else to come before reaching out.
People who are incarcerated
RU volunteers also bring biblical recovery teaching and support to participating groups inside the Florence County Detention Center. Availability varies by housing unit; contact the RU team for current details.