Recovery Chapel Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Recovery Chapel is a men's sober living home on West Bennett Street in Springfield, Missouri, in Greene County, running a faith-based, long-term recovery program.

A Faith-Based Men's Sober House in Springfield

Recovery Chapel takes a spiritual approach to recovery, built around abstinence and pro-social life skills instead of a clinical treatment model. Residents arrive already clean and sober: the program explicitly does not function as a detox center, a homeless shelter or a halfway house, and it expects a resident to be stable enough on arrival to engage with a long-term structure from day one.

A Minimum Six-Month Commitment

Recovery Chapel asks residents to commit to at least six months, and many stay considerably longer, with some residents remaining for years while they rebuild work, relationships and routine. That length of stay sets Recovery Chapel apart from short-term sober living aimed at a thirty- or ninety-day transition, and it suits a man looking for a longer runway toward independent housing.

MCRSP Certification in Missouri

Missouri's voluntary certification runs through the Missouri Coalition of Recovery Support Providers, which publishes no per-house certification levels. Recovery Chapel's certification status with MCRSP is not confirmed here, and in a voluntary system that is not itself a mark against the program.

Recovery Housing in Greene County

Springfield serves as the seat of Greene County and the largest city in southwest Missouri, with a concentration of faith-based and secular recovery resources alike. A West Bennett Street address keeps residents inside that same network of churches, meetings and outpatient support that the region is known for.

ABOUT US We spotlight four primary life needs: sobriety, housing, employment, and social connectivity. Our goal is to see each participant find a godly path and start to give back to the community. Our housing is brotherly “tough love." Our spiritual teaching is Christ-centered and 12-step. Our life skills and social programming is individualized and pragmatic. We also engage the client's family as needed and hold the client accountable through meeting attendance verification forms, cooperation with authorities, and group disciplining. We are not a detoxification center, homeless shelter or half-way house. Nobody is allowed on our property unless they are clean and sober, and residents are required to be productive in a spiritual recovery program. We have multiple locations locally.