Outreach 419

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1 John 4:19 – “We love because He first loved us.” A recovery community offering support, love, and guidance to those on their journey to sobriety, rooted in the belief that we are loved and called to love others in return.

Fenwick, Michigan. One drop-in center. 1,000 people following along on Facebook saying, “This matters.”We don’t do perfe...
02/16/2026

Fenwick, Michigan. One drop-in center. 1,000 people following along on Facebook saying, “This matters.”

We don’t do perfect.
We do present.

Seven days a week, we show up — for the person on day one, the person on year ten, and the family member trying to understand it all.

We try to keep this page the same way we keep our center: positive, honest, encouraging, and real.

So if you’ve liked a post, shared a resource, come to a meeting, or simply followed along quietly — thank you.

You are helping us spread a message bigger than any one of us: Recovery is possible, and community changes everything.
Help us reach the next 1,000.

Share this page with someone who needs hope today and stay sober, not boring 😉

02/15/2026

Chewing on the truth. Talking about 2 way prayer 🙏

Yesterday we received an incredible in-kind donation — a professional-grade color laser printer that will allow us to pr...
02/15/2026

Yesterday we received an incredible in-kind donation — a professional-grade color laser printer that will allow us to print flyers, event materials, sponsor packets, certificates, and outreach resources right here at the center.

What most people don’t see behind the scenes is how much printing it takes to keep a recovery community running. From workshop handouts to event signage to grant materials, the cost adds up quickly. This gift changes that. It gives us the ability to create, respond quickly, and stretch every dollar further.

To the generous supporter — thank you. Your gift will serve hundreds of people walking through these doors.

And to our broader community: support doesn’t only look like a check.

We gladly accept in-kind contributions that help keep Outreach 419 moving — office equipment, supplies, tools, technology, paper goods, cleaning products, event materials, and more. If you have something that could help strengthen this space, we would love to talk with you.
When a community invests in recovery, recovery thrives.

If you’d like to support the work happening here:
• Visit outreach419.com
• Message us directly
• Stop in and see the center in action

Every contribution — big or small — helps us keep the doors open and the lights on.

We are grateful. We are growing. And we are building this together. 💙





02/14/2026

When someone comes at you, what’s your first instinct?

Defend. Escalate. Protect. Strike back.

Day 7 of The Jesus Way devotional challenges one of the hardest recovery moves yet — initiating healing when you’re the one who was hurt. Bitterness feels justified. Grudges feel powerful. But in sobriety, resentment is gasoline.

When Peter tried to defend Jesus with violence, Jesus stopped the fight and healed the very man sent to arrest Him. Immediate reconciliation. No delay. No scorekeeping.

This devotional invites you to stop the bleeding before anger hardens. Make the amends. Reach out. Don’t let bitterness take root and quietly sabotage your peace.

🕊️ Healing isn’t weakness.
It’s strength under control.

💬 Is there a conflict you’ve been waiting to settle “someday”?












02/14/2026

Pancake breakfast fundraiser at Outreach 419

02/13/2026

How many chances did it take for you?

Day 6 of The Jesus Way devotional challenges something uncomfortable in recovery — relapse fatigue. We get tired. We get disappointed. We say, “That’s it. I’m done.” Writing someone off feels safer than risking hope again.

But most of us are walking miracles of second, third, or hundredth chances.

Jesus offered paradise to a criminal in his final moments. No resume. No track record of change. Just grace.

This devotional calls us to choose hope over cynicism. Not enabling. Not ignoring boundaries. But refusing to declare someone hopeless when God hasn’t.

🕊️ Your story wasn’t over when you messed up.
Theirs isn’t either.

💬 Who have you quietly written off that might need one more word of encouragement?












To all the parents out there, keep your head up!
02/12/2026

To all the parents out there, keep your head up!

02/12/2026

If You’re Doing This Alone, Watch This | The Jesus Way Devotional Day 5
Isolation sounds safe.
It tells you to hide.
It tells you no one would understand.

Day 5 of The Jesus Way devotional confronts one of recovery’s biggest threats — trying to carry everything alone. We hide our struggles. We avoid other people’s pain because we don’t want to get messy. But healing doesn’t happen in isolation.

Jesus didn’t remove every burden. He walked alongside people and helped carry it. And He asks us to do the same.

This devotional challenges us to move beyond clichés and actually show up. Not just “thinking of you.” Not just “let me know if you need anything.” Real presence. Real support. Rolling up your sleeves and standing shoulder to shoulder.

🕊️ Recovery isn’t about proving you’re strong.
It’s about admitting you don’t have to do it alone.

💬 Who in your life might need you to step closer instead of step back?












02/11/2026

It’s easy to critique someone else’s relapse.
It’s easy to analyze someone else’s “program.”
It’s easy to throw stones from a safe distance.

Day 4 of The Jesus Way devotional hits something real in recovery culture — judgment. We can turn someone else’s struggle into commentary, gossip, or quiet superiority. But when we’re holding a rock, we forget how many times grace carried us.

Jesus didn’t excuse sin. He defended the defenseless. And one by one, the rocks hit the ground.

This devotional challenges us to look at the “stones” we’re carrying — critical thoughts, harsh words, online dogpiles — and consciously drop them. Not because behavior doesn’t matter, but because mercy changes hearts more than condemnation ever will.

🕊️ If you’ve ever needed grace, this one’s for you.

💬 Where are you tempted to judge instead of extend mercy?












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02/11/2026

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02/11/2026

Hate feels justified… until you realize how heavy it is to carry.

Day 3 of The Jesus Way devotional challenges one of recovery’s quiet traps: believing our past, our pain, or someone else’s behavior gets to decide who deserves love. In sobriety, hate drains us. Judgment isolates us. Ego keeps us stuck.

Jesus didn’t sort people into “worthy” and “unworthy.” He walked straight into the homes of the rejected, the shunned, and the people everyone else wrote off — and loved them anyway.

This devotional invites a radical practice: praying first for the people who hurt you, rejected you, or don’t understand your recovery. Not to excuse the pain — but to free your heart from carrying it.

🕊️ Love isn’t weakness.
It’s the heaviest lift in recovery — and the one that gives the most freedom.

💬 Who’s the hardest person for you to pray for right now?












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235 West Fenwick Road
Fenwick, MI
48834

Opening Hours

Monday 12pm - 8pm
Tuesday 12pm - 8pm
Wednesday 12pm - 8am
Thursday 12pm - 8pm
Friday 12pm - 9pm
Saturday 11am - 6pm
Sunday 9am - 3pm

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+16167887394

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