Jireh House Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Jireh House is a certified men's sober living home in Kerrville, Texas, in Kerr County, on Goat Creek Road, run by Prodigal Road Ministries.

A Men's Sober House on Goat Creek Road

Jireh House is a newly acquired residential property that Prodigal Road Ministries runs as Christ-centered discipleship housing for men working through trauma and addiction. The Goat Creek Road address sits within the ministry's Kerrville base, and the recent acquisition reflects a ministry actively expanding its physical footprint in Kerrville.

What TROHN Level III Certification Establishes

Jireh House holds Level III certification through the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network, TROHN, the state's NARR affiliate. Level III is the more supervised of the two levels TROHN recognizes in Texas, describing housing with a higher degree of structure and oversight than Level II. Certification is voluntary statewide, so a faith-based ministry choosing to carry it has accepted a published code of ethics and outside review on top of its own religious framework.

24/7 Discipleship and Peer Mentoring

The ministry runs Jireh House on a 24/7 residential discipleship model, with prayer and Bible study communities, mentoring relationships, and peer recovery support built into daily life. Its stated mission is to awaken, disciple and release men into their identity and purpose, and the recovery work at Jireh House operates inside that larger religious framework.

A Ministry Built Around Relationship

Prodigal Road Ministries describes its approach as creating an environment of love and connection, and it relies on mentoring and volunteer involvement from the surrounding community as much as paid staff. That model suits men looking for a faith-centered path through recovery over a secular clinical one.

Recovery Housing in Kerrville and Kerr County

Kerrville is the seat of Kerr County, in the Texas Hill Country, and the ministry's local roots there give Jireh House a base in the community it draws volunteers and mentors from. For men seeking a faith-based residential program in the Hill Country, a locally rooted ministry like this one is often a better fit than a program without ties to the area.