Mose's House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Mose's House is a men's sober living home in Branson, Missouri, run through Standing by the Door Ministries' six-month recovery program.

A Men's Household in a Long-Form Recovery Program

Mose's House holds men enrolled in Standing by the Door's program, which runs a full six months on a twelve-step, faith-based model, longer than the stays typical of clinical treatment. Housing at Mose's House is part of that program, alongside transportation, classes and ongoing support.

What the Six-Month Model Is Built For

A six-month program gives a resident time to move past initial sobriety and into steadier ground: a job, a routine, and a group of men who have been through the same classes together. Standing by the Door structures the length of its program around that longer arc.

Getting to Work in Branson Without a Car

Branson runs on tourism and entertainment, and much of its entry-level work sits along the Highway 76 corridor, some distance from the neighborhoods where residents live. Standing by the Door provides transportation as part of the program, which is what makes that gap workable for a man early in recovery.

Sober Living in Taney County

Mose's House sits in Taney County, where Branson is the largest city and Forsyth is the county seat. The ministry runs several men's and women's households across the Branson area, and Mose's House is one of the men's residences in that network.