Harvesting Hope Recovery Inc.

11/15/2025

✨ Need for the Women’s House ✨

We are looking for a couple of bookshelves for our Women’s Residential Program House.
These will hold the precious materials our ladies will be working through as they grow, heal, and rebuild their lives.

If you have one to donate—or would like to help us purchase one—we would be so grateful.
Your generosity truly makes a difference! 💚💙

Thank you!
Harvesting Hope Recovery Inc.

11/09/2025

🌸 LADIES! It’s HerStory Night! 🌸

Today is the second Sunday of the month, which means it’s time for another HerStory Gathering! 💕

We’re meeting tonight at 6:00 PM at HHR’s Women’s Program House — 528 N. Foreman — before it officially opens its doors! 🏠✨

👚 Theme: Thanksgiving Dinner in Our PJs!
Bring your favorite dish, come comfy, and enjoy a night of food, fellowship, laughter, and an amazing story of God’s healing in Nicole’s life. 🙌

Let’s celebrate together what God is doing through women and for women at Harvesting Hope Recovery! 💖

11/06/2025

Working on my recovery… and my recovery muscles! 💪🦋

From the gym to the heart — every rep is about transformation.
Proud of our community showing up for themselves Tuesdays and Thursday’s at 5:30.
If any of our Partners in Recovery want to join in come talk to Johnny

Flextime Fitness Gym + Harvesting Hope = Stronger Together 💚💙

11/04/2025

Recovery isn’t just about getting clean, it’s about learning to love again.
Loving God more than the things that destroyed us.
Loving ourselves as people worth saving.
Loving our neighbors with the same grace we’ve been given.

Healing begins when love becomes our new way of life.
👣 One day at a time. 💚💙

10/25/2025

Want to find your purpose? 🌱
1️⃣ Know your values—what matters most to you.
2️⃣ Serve others—purpose grows when you give.
3️⃣ Reflect—your story holds clues to your calling.
4️⃣ Set goals—small steps reveal direction.
5️⃣ Stay connected—community builds strength.
6️⃣ Pray—ask God to show you where He’s leading.

Purpose isn’t found overnight; it’s revealed as you walk faithfully each day. 🙏

10/20/2025

Do you ever talk to yourself?-
Lately, I’ve been thinking about how Jesus’ resurrection was the ultimate sign of God’s plan being revealed. Yet even then, only those with faith and open hearts recognized it.
It made me ask myself, do my actions and the fruit of my life show that I recognize God’s plan? Or am I still waiting for another sign?
“Only an evil and adulterous generation demands a sign, but the only sign I will give them is the sign of the prophet Jonah.”
Matthew 16:4
(The sign of Jonah = Jesus’ resurrection after three days, the ultimate proof of His divine authority and the call for repentance, just as Jonah’s message brought repentance to Nineveh.)

10/18/2025

We live by faith, not fear.
We trust God’s plan, not our panic.
In Him, we already have everything we need to heal, grow, and overcome.”

10/17/2025

COME JOIN US!!!

10/16/2025

Every time you turn to God instead of temptation, you win a victory — one step, one choice, one praise at a time.

This song and funny video =
Submit yourselves, then, to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.”
James 4:7 (NIV)

Official Music Video for “Praise The Lord” by Micah Tyler. Director: Elliott EicheldingerDP: Max HsuProducer: Ryan Grow Art Director: Paiten MeadorGaffer / 2...

10/09/2025

“….Let everything you say be good and helpful, so that your words will be an encouragement to those who hear them.”
‭‭Ephesians‬ ‭4‬:‭29‬ ‭

10/05/2025

We often look for big miracles, the dramatic moments that feel world-changing.
But God delights in the small things,
the whispered prayer, the quiet act of kindness, the single seed of faith planted when no one else is watching.

10/04/2025

Pickleball Night!!

In recovery, it’s crucial to retrain the brain to find joy, connection, and satisfaction without relying on substances or destructive behaviors. Here’s why exercising the “fun” muscle matters:

1. Rewiring the Brain
Addiction hijacks the brain’s reward system, making it associate pleasure and relief with substances. Engaging in healthy fun—laughter, games, social gatherings—helps create new neural pathways that associate joy with sobriety. Over time, this makes sober fun feel more natural and rewarding.

2. Building New Habits
Recovery isn’t just about stopping a behavior—it’s about replacing it. Having fun in healthy ways shows the brain and body that life can still be exciting, social, and fulfilling without drugs or alcohol.

3. Reducing Cravings and Triggers
Isolation, boredom, and stress are common relapse triggers. Sober fun fights all three:
• Laughter reduces stress hormones
• Positive social interaction builds support
• Engaging activities reduce boredom

4. Strengthening Community
Shared laughter and fun activities help people bond, build trust, and feel like they belong—all of which are vital for long-term recovery. When people feel connected, they’re less likely to relapse.

5. Restoring a Sense of Identity
Addiction often steals identity and self-worth. Fun experiences help people reconnect with who they are beyond their addiction—creative, joyful, goofy, competitive, or adventurous.

Bottom line: Fun isn’t just a bonus in recovery—it’s a powerful tool for healing, rewiring, and thriving in sobriety. Recovery doesn’t have to be heavy all the time.
Joy is part of the journey.
He❤️is where the joy is🙏
Bring your pickleball gear or come without any.
All are welcome-to try and beat Johnny!