The Hope House Ministry for Women

02/03/2026

The prettiest little helper ❤️

02/03/2026

Happy Birthday Brande Gail!! We are so grateful for you❤️ You have invested in so many women that have come thru this proram and you truly make the Hope House a better place! We hope your day is amazing!!

01/27/2026

I have never been much good at New Year's resolutions. Like a lot of folks, I start out with big plans in January. I am going to run more miles. I am going to eat fewer biscuits. I am going to finally organize that shed out back. But by February, life happens. The gym shoes gather dust and the shed is still a mess. We tend to make resolutions about fixing ourselves, and usually, we are the first ones to let ourselves off the hook.

In the courthouse, we use a different word. We talk about restitution. Restitution is not about making a promise to yourself. It is about making something right for someone else. It means if you broke a window, you pay to fix it. If you took something, you give it back. It is harder than a resolution because it requires humility. You have to look someone in the eye and admit you were wrong.

I think the world would be a little better if we worried less about resolutions and more about restitution. Maybe you don't need to join a gym this year. Maybe you need to call that brother you haven't spoken to since Thanksgiving. Maybe you need to apologize to a neighbor. Maybe you need to forgive a debt, or ask for forgiveness yourself. Those are the kinds of changes that last longer than a gym membership.

We are lucky that we live under a grace that gives us fresh starts every morning, not just on January first. But it is up to us to do the work. So this year, instead of focusing on what you want to change about yourself, look around. See what needs mending in your corner of the world. A resolution might change your waistline, but restitution changes your heart.

01/26/2026

01/16/2026

Fresh Eggs! $4 a dozen
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Can deliver to VIDALIA or LYONS

01/11/2026

We're going to miss Lindsay and Lawton tremendously as they walk into this new chapter of having their very own home! Lindsay came to us when Lawton was only a few months old and we’ve had the honor to love him and watch him grow over the last year! Although there are alot of tears today and we will miss them both, we are also filled with Joy to see the new life Lindsay has built! Lindsays tireless dedication has prepared her for life outside of The Hope House.
Help us celebrate Lindsay's remarkable accomplishments and surround her and Lawton with prayers as they step into their future!

12/31/2025

As we light candles on this New Year's Eve here at The Hope House, we embrace a tradition that gives us HOPE for the year ahead.
We are Hopeful that with this new year, prodigal daughters and sons will find their way home! We are Hopeful that families will witness the restoration and freedom they've longed for, and it is our Hope that each person who is in a dark place will find the light that only Jesus can give!

HAPPY NEW YEAR from our staff and all of the men, women and children of The Hope House!