House of Daniel Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

House of Daniel is a men's sober living home in Sedalia, Missouri, in Pettis County, run by The Embassy, Inc., a faith-based restoration ministry.

A Men's House Inside a Restoration Ministry

House of Daniel operates under The Embassy's restoration ministry model, a non-denominational, faith-based program built around housing men in recovery alongside spiritual teaching and structured accountability. The house takes its name from the biblical figure, a pattern The Embassy uses across its residences.

What a Restoration Ministry Adds to Sober Housing

The Embassy frames its work as restoration: the ministry addresses the whole person, not only sobriety, through faith-based programming alongside the housing itself. For a resident, House of Daniel functions as both an address and a community built around shared belief and shared accountability.

Sedalia as the Ministry's Home Base

Sedalia is the seat of Pettis County and the largest city in the surrounding area, giving The Embassy access to local churches, employers and social services that support its ministry work. House of Daniel draws on that same base of community support that anchors the organization's other Sedalia properties.

Part of The Embassy's Network of Homes

House of Daniel is one of several men's residences The Embassy operates in Sedalia, alongside House of Ethel and House of Ephraim. All three share the ministry's faith-based structure, so a man moving between them is not changing programs, only addresses.