Lifeline Connection is a non-profit, non-denominational community small group ministry offering a faith-based alternative to individuals and/or their families who struggle with life-controlling problems such as substance abuse and anger. Lifeline provides an avenue for the faith-based community to join forces with the business community, law enforcement and the court system in tackling such problems in our community. Lifeline Connection offers help to those who are not able to go to residential rehab, ready to go, or needing to go. There are currently over 20 Lifeline Connection groups operating throughout Kentucky with more groups planned.

One of the goals of Lifeline is to offer clients a faith-based alternative to the groups mandated by the new concept of drug court. Also, offering help to those who are not able to go to residential rehab, or ready to go, or even needing to go. Many of the inmates being ministered to through corrections ministry, prefer and need encouragement and accountability, but choose not to go into a residential program because of time already served by incarceration, and excess loss of family and work time. Each Lifeline ministry is unique, and adjusts to the uniqueness of their community and regional needs.

To learn more about the Small Groups currently offered review the information at the “Small Groups” page.

For questions about starting a Lifeline Group in your area contact us.