About this Recovery Home
House of Mercy - Federal Way is a men's sober living home on South 336th Street in Federal Way, Washington, in King County. The faith-based House of Mercy Ministries operates the residence as part of its statewide network of transitional housing for men.
A Men's Sober House on South 336th Street
South 336th Street is one of Federal Way's main commercial corridors, connecting the residence to grocery stores, bus service and the rest of the city without requiring a car. House of Mercy Ministries restricts the household to men, matching the model it runs at its other Washington locations.
A Faith-Based Recovery Program
House of Mercy Ministries was founded in 2005 by Bob and Barb Faulk, who began by visiting prisons and eventually opened their own home to men leaving incarceration with nowhere else to go. The organization's mission centers on restoring lives in transition through safe, supportive housing, leadership training and discipleship, and it now serves hundreds of men across Washington each year.
Structure and Accountability
Residents live with roommates under a shared-housing model with regular drug screening and accountability built into daily life, reflecting the organization's broader emphasis on employment services and leadership development alongside sober housing.
Recovery Housing in South King County
Federal Way sits between Tacoma and Seattle in South King County, giving residents access to employers and outpatient providers in both directions without living inside either city.
Applying to House of Mercy Ministries
Applications for the Federal Way house go through House of Mercy Ministries directly. Ask about the discipleship and leadership programming, the weekly cost, and what employment services are available before moving in.
About Our House of Mercy Sober Living Home in Federal Way, WA
House of Mercy was established in 2005 by Senior Pastor Bob Faulk, who began visiting the prisons and carrying a message of hope to those incarcerated, opening his home to them to provide a safe release address.
Our ministry has since grown, with locations throughout Washington State including our new Women's house in South King County.
Vision
To heal out culture by reaching out to help restore the most marginalized with mercy and truth on e person at a time, rebuilding ruined lives and raising up the foundations of many generations.
We operate a prison ministry as our team goes behind the walls of state prisons and county jails conducting services and bringing a message of hope and recovery. We provide a clean and sober faith-based housing program that is open to all. We do not discriminate due to criminal history, sexual orientation, faith or beliefs.
Our Sober Living Environment
Our Clean & Sober residences are fully equipped with laundry facilities (no extra charge), shared kitchen, refrigerator/freezers, personal food storage area, and a common area for meetings and socializing. All bedrooms are shared. A twin sized bed, bedding and mattress, dresser, and a shared closet will be provided. Bathrooms are shared, consisting of a shower and or tub/sink/toilet, mirror.
We have a Care Management team that helps individuals with food, clothing/employment resource info, as well as with transportation to DSHS, SSI and Mental Health appointments. In addition, each residence has a House Leader who oversees the chore assignments, weekly meetings, & adherence to the program stipulations
