Kings and Priest Ministry

About Kings and Priest Ministry

Kings and Priest Ministry is a sober living operator in Rifle, Colorado, running certified recovery housing for justice-involved residents across Garfield County. The organization's name signals a faith-oriented mission, and its two houses focus specifically on people transitioning out of incarceration.

A Reentry-Focused Recovery Housing Provider

Kings and Priest Ministry builds its housing around residents connected to the Department of Corrections, a population that requires closer coordination with parole officers, case managers and reentry programs than general sober living intake. That focus is the organization's defining feature in western Colorado.

Two Sober Houses in Rifle

The operator runs two residences in Rifle, known as the 425 House and the 403 House. Both serve justice-involved residents under the same reentry-focused model, giving referral partners a consistent set of expectations regardless of which house has an opening.

Medication-Assisted Recovery Across the Portfolio

Both Kings and Priest Ministry houses accept residents using medication for opioid use disorder. That matters most at the point of release, when continuity of a buprenorphine, methadone or naltrexone prescription can determine whether reentry housing holds or falls apart in the first weeks.

Serving Garfield County and the Western Slope

Rifle sits in Garfield County on Colorado's Western Slope, along the Colorado River valley, with Glenwood Springs as the county seat nearby. Kings and Priest Ministry works within that corridor, close to the courts and parole offices that generate most of its referrals.

Certification and Referrals in Colorado

Certification for Colorado recovery residences runs through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado, the state's Behavioral Health Administration-approved body, instead of a state license. Referral partners and prospective residents should confirm current certification status directly with the operator.