Harvest House

01/15/2026

💛 How Your Giving Creates Real Change at Harvest House

About 10% of adults in Ontario struggle with problematic substance use, and among people experiencing homelessness, 20–40% live with a substance use disorder. These challenges are closely connected to housing instability and lack of consistent support.

At Harvest House, recovery is more than quitting a substance - it’s learning to live with stability, purpose, and healthy routines through a structured, faith-based residential program focused on accountability, life skills, and community.

Your support helps provide safe housing, daily meals, mentoring, and confidence-building programs - creating the foundation for lasting transformation.

Learn more or give today: harvesthouse.org

01/13/2026

Want to see how lives are being rebuilt at Harvest House? Our newsletter shares real stories from our recovery program, ministry updates, behind-the-scenes moments, and ways you can stay connected to the work happening every day.

When you subscribe, you’ll receive:
✔️ Inspiring stories of transformation
✔️ Program updates and community impact
✔️ Seasonal initiatives and special projects
✔️ Faith-based encouragement

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Sign up for the Harvest House newsletter to see how lives are being rebuilt through faith, structure, and community.

01/10/2026

📅 It’s Not Too Late to Get Your 2026 Calendar!

Start the year with purpose and impact. Harvest House’s 2026 calendars are still available and they are a simple way to stay organized while supporting men rebuilding their lives through recovery, faith, and community.

Every calendar purchase helps provide safe housing, meals, structure, and life-changing support for the men in our program. It’s a small purchase that makes a meaningful difference all year long.

✨ There’s still time to grab yours or pick one up as a thoughtful gift. Shop now: harvesthouse.org/product-category/calendars/

01/08/2026

January has increasingly become known as Dry January - a time when people choose to pause their alcohol use, reflect on habits, and consider how drinking fits into their lives.

For the men at Harvest House, abstaining from alcohol isn’t a temporary challenge. Recovery is a lifelong commitment, and every day requires intentional choices, accountability, and support. There is no “return to normal” after January - only the ongoing work of healing, growth, and rebuilding.

Dry January can be a helpful starting point for reflection, but lasting recovery requires structure, community, and compassion. At Harvest House, we walk alongside men every day as they pursue sobriety and long-term change.

Learn more here: https://harvesthouse.org/

01/01/2026

Happy New Year from Harvest House Ministries ✨

As we step into a new year, we’re filled with gratitude for the lives changed, the relationships restored, and the hope renewed throughout 2024. Each story of transformation is a reminder of God’s faithfulness and the power of community.

To everyone who has supported Harvest House — through prayer, encouragement, donations, partnership, or simply sharing our message — thank you. You are part of every victory.

In 2025, we remain committed to walking alongside men seeking recovery, purpose, and a fresh start.
New year. New hope. New beginnings.

Wishing you and your loved ones a year filled with peace, renewal, and God’s abundant grace.

12/30/2025

“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.”
— Matthew 11:28

At Harvest House, we believe healing begins when tired hearts find rest in Christ. If you're carrying pain, guilt, or overwhelm — know you’re welcome here.

May this verse bring comfort, hope, and the courage to keep moving forward.

💛 Learn more about our mission at harvesthouse.org

12/25/2025

🎄✨ Merry Christmas from Harvest House Ministries ✨🎄

Today we celebrate the hope, love, and new beginnings that Christmas represents.
At Harvest House, we see that hope come alive every day - in men choosing recovery, in families being restored, and in a community that continues to show incredible generosity and faith.

As we gather with loved ones, we are grateful for everyone who has supported our mission this year. Your prayers, encouragement, and compassion make it possible for men to find healing, purpose, and a fresh start.

May your day be filled with peace, joy, and the reminder that light always overcomes darkness.

From our Harvest House family to yours… Merry Christmas! 🎁💛

12/22/2025

Only a Few Days Left Before Christmas! 🎁

As we head into the final days before Christmas, don’t forget to check out our handcrafted candles, cozy tuques, and festive gift sets — all made with care by the men in our recovery program.

✨ What’s Still Available:
🕯️ Seasonal candles
🧣 Warm winter tuques
🎁 Candle + tuque holiday gift sets

These last-minute gifts do more than brighten someone’s holiday - they help provide meals, housing, and life-changing support for men rebuilding their lives through faith and community.

Make your final holiday gifts count.
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12/21/2025

🕯️ National Homeless Persons’ Memorial Day

Today, we honour the lives lost while experiencing homelessness - lives defined not by lack of worth, but by lack of safety, stability, and support.

Homelessness and addiction are closely linked. In Canada, 20–40% of people who are homeless or vulnerably housed live with substance use disorders, often without access to the treatment or housing needed to begin healing. Without safe housing, recovery becomes far more difficult.

At Harvest House, we see the reality behind these numbers and we also see hope. Housing, structure, accountability, and community save lives.

Today, we remember.
Tomorrow, we continue the work.

💛 harvesthouse.org

12/18/2025

Addiction isn’t a choice - it’s a complex condition that affects the mind, body, and spirit. At Harvest House, we see how deeply it can impact men and their families, but we also see something powerful: hope.

🔍 What Addiction Is:
It’s a chronic condition that changes how the brain works, making decision-making and emotional regulation harder. Many men aren’t just battling substances - they’re facing trauma, isolation, and shame.

💛 Why Support Matters:
Recovery requires structure, accountability, community, and compassion. At Harvest House, men find a safe place to rebuild their lives.

🌱 Our Approach:
- Structured residential recovery
- Faith-based mentorship
- Life skills + employment training
- A strong, supportive community

✨ There is a way forward.
Every day, we witness men heal, grow, and rediscover their purpose.

Learn more at

Harvest House Ministries Supporting Young Men in Recovery, Through Jesus Christ Operating in the spirit of Christ since 1979, Harvest House serves men living with addiction and works to help them achieve lasting sobriety and return to their communities. Learn More Shop Now ENDING THE CYCLE OF ADDICT...

12/16/2025

Still looking for a meaningful gift this season? Our handcrafted candle + tuque holiday gift sets are the perfect way to share warmth while supporting men on their recovery journey.

Your Choice of Two Cozy Combos:
✨ Candy Cane Lane Candle + Light Tuque
Bright, festive, and full of holiday cheer.

🌲 Frosted Birch Berry Candle + Dark Tuque
A rich, woodsy scent made for quiet winter nights.

💛 A Gift With Purpose:
When you purchase a set, you’re doing more than checking off a gift list - you’re helping provide meals, housing, structure, and community to men rebuilding their lives through faith and hard work.

Wrap up something that truly makes a difference.
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Wrap yourself in cozy winter cheer with this festive Candy Cane Candle & Tuque Package. Inside, you’ll discover a hand-poured candle infused with the nostalgic scent of sweet peppermint and creamy vanilla—just like a classic holiday candy cane. Its warm, inviting glow instantly transforms any ro...

12/12/2025

This week, Harvest House residents came together to decorate the Christmas tree — a simple moment that carried a lot of meaning. As ornaments were placed and lights were strung, the room filled with conversation, laughter, and a shared sense of belonging.

For the men in our program, moments like these matter. They create space for connection, tradition, and the reminder that the Christmas season is about hope, community, and new beginnings.

We’re grateful for these everyday moments that help make Harvest House feel like home.

The Christmas tree was generously donated by Bill and Nancy Stewart, and we are so thankful for their kindness 💛