Pathway to Damascus Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Pathway to Damascus is a men's sober living home on Western Avenue in Connersville, Indiana, the seat of Fayette County.

A Men's Sober House on Western Avenue

Pathway to Damascus houses men in recovery on Western Avenue in Connersville, the seat of Fayette County. The organization takes its name from the biblical account of a sudden turn from darkness to light, and it built a men's recovery residence around that same idea of a deliberate break from the past.

A Faith-Based Path to Recovery

The program is explicitly faith-based, built around Christian teaching alongside standard recovery structure. That combination shapes who is likely to feel at home here: a man looking for a recovery house grounded in a specific spiritual framework will find one, and the house does not present itself as a secular alternative to that approach.

Supporting the Whole Family

Pathway to Damascus runs what it calls a Whole Family Community Initiative, extending its focus beyond the resident himself to the family he is often trying to reconnect with. That is a meaningful distinction from a house that treats recovery purely as an individual project: it signals the organization expects family relationships to be part of what a resident is rebuilding, not incidental to it.

Indiana's Level III Recovery Residence Standard

Pathway to Damascus carries Level III designation on Indiana's Recovery Residence Designation registry, a tier reflecting structured, supervised housing beyond a peer-run Level I or II model. Certification with Indiana's NARR affiliate, the Indiana Affiliation of Recovery Residences, sits behind that designation.

Recovery Housing in Fayette County

Connersville is the seat of Fayette County in east central Indiana, a smaller industrial city along the Whitewater River. Recovery options in this part of the state are limited, and a Level III men's home in the county seat gives residents access to Fayette County's courts and social services without a long drive from wherever they are coming out of treatment.

Applying to Pathway to Damascus

Applications go directly through the organization, with an online application on its site. The Whole Family Community Initiative means intake conversations may extend to a resident's family, and applicants should expect the process to ask about that broader family context.