ABOUT HOUSE OF PRAYER – ALCOHOLIC’S HOME, INC.
In a serene and secluded location just beyond Greensboro, House of Prayer – Alcoholic’s Home Inc. provides long-term, residential treatment for adult men grappling with substance use disorder. This program is rooted in the Christian faith and caters to adult men, making it one of the 208 North Carolina facilities offering specialized programming for this population. It is among the 39.7 percent of rehabs in the state that operates as a private nonprofit. Please note that the center does not have wheelchair accessibility.
TREATMENT & ASSESSMENT
Prior to admission, all prospective clients must undergo an interview, either in person or by phone. They must also successfully pass a drug test and demonstrate a genuine commitment to recovery. Additionally, clients must be willing to engage in the Christ-centered teachings of the church and contribute to house or campus duties in support of the ministry. Treatment is long-term, with a minimum commitment of 90 days, though clients often choose to stay longer.
The facility prefers clients not to be on any form of medication, particularly antidepressants. However, if necessary, clients must bring their own supply of medication, along with a written doctor’s report and signature. Clients must also address any outstanding court dates or legal issues before entering the program.
While the website does not provide detailed information on the daily activities of the program, reviews indicate that treatment primarily revolves around church attendance, Bible study, and other faith-based activities.
STAFF CREDENTIALS
The facility is led by an executive director and pastor with 16 years of pastoral experience. The team also includes an occupational therapist and two house managers. The only individual surveyed by Best-rehabs.com thus far gave the level of staff support at the facility a five-star rating.
ACCOMMODATIONS & AMENITIES
Images on House of Prayer’s website showcase a modest single-story residence featuring a TV room, a canteen-style common area with a vending machine, and an on-site chapel. Clients share simple bedrooms. The facility also includes a chicken run, a woodwork shop, and expansive grounds. Transportation is available, as indicated by a photo of a van. It is mandatory for all clients to maintain short hair and be clean-shaven at all times.
WHAT ALUMNI SAY
Best-rehabs.com received mixed feedback from two alumni in relation to House of Prayer. One alumnus rated the facility five out of five stars for overall treatment effectiveness, accommodations and amenities, and meals and nutrition. They described it as a group effort where individuals support one another and pray together. The other alumnus, however, only gave the facility one star for treatment effectiveness and criticized the director’s management. On other platforms, House of Prayer has overwhelmingly positive reviews, with an average rating of 4.8 out of five stars based on 75 Facebook reviews and a single five-star rating on Google. Reviewers repeatedly express their gratitude for how the facility changed their lives, emphasizing the effectiveness of the faith-based programming.
WHAT FRIENDS & FAMILY SAY
According to a single loved one surveyed at the time of this writing, House of Prayer received positive feedback. The facility was given five out of five stars for treatment effectiveness, counseling options, staff support, and family involvement. The loved one mentioned being invited to attend church services and Sunday lunches.
FINANCING
The cost of treatment is $1,000 per month for clients with any source of income, and $500 per month for those without income. The sole individual surveyed by Best-rehabs.com regarding the center’s pricing gave it a five-star rating.