23/07/2025
"How many deaths will it take till we know, that too many people have died?" – Bob Dylan
Every day at Victory Village, we stand beside men fighting one of the hardest battles imaginable — the battle to break free from addiction and reclaim their lives. It’s not easy. It’s painful. It’s a journey marked by courage, setbacks, and sometimes, loss.
We’ve buried too many. We’ve sat with broken fathers, brothers, and sons whose lives unraveled in silence, judgment, and shame. And even for those who survive, the struggle doesn’t end when they leave our doors.
Reintegration is one of the hardest steps. These men face rejection, stigma, and a world that often refuses to forgive or understand. Doors don’t open easily for someone with a past. Job applications go unanswered. Relationships remain strained. Society labels them — and too often, walks away.
But we see them differently.
When will people realize these are God’s most precious possessions? Not criminals. Not burdens. But beloved sons, worthy of grace, dignity, and a second chance.
At Victory Village, we fight for them — not just to stay clean, but to truly live again. We need your support, your prayers, and above all, your compassion.
Because every soul matters. Every life is worth saving. And every death is one too many.
