Healing Hearts Housing

03/13/2026

PLEASE READ AND SHARE...There are seasons in recovery where everything feels fragile. And then there are moments that remind us exactly why Healing Hearts exists.
Right now we are watching women do INCREDIBLE THINGS.

One woman just celebrated one full year of sobriety yesterday and working toward becoming a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist.
Several women are working jobs, rebuilding relationships with their children, getting their driver's licenses back, and returning to school.

Watching these women grow, heal, and believe in themselves again is one of the greatest blessings we could ever experience.

Behind the scenes, Healing Hearts Recovery, our nonprofit, is what helps make many of these victories possible.
While Healing Hearts Housing provides the safe place to live, the nonprofit helps with the things that housing alone cannot cover. Things like:
• transportation
• peer support
• job needs and clothing
• emergency travel
• recovery programming and support
and a plethera of other things as they come up.

Right now our nonprofit funds are getting very low. If Healing Hearts has ever touched your heart, if you believe in recovery, or if you simply believe that people deserve a second chance, we would be deeply grateful for your support.

Every donation, no matter the size, helps a woman continue moving forward in her recovery journey.

You can donate here:
https://healingheartshousing.org
Or message us if you would like to give in another way.

Thank you for believing in these women and the work happening at Healing Hearts.

Cheri Frank and Curtis Frank
We are blessed beyond measure to be able to run this mission.

“Carry each other's burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ.”
Galatians 6:2

03/08/2026

Congratulations Alisa P and thank you Randy for helping us make this work!!!

Introducing Bold North Recovery's March 2026 online virtual (aka Training) graduating class... 😎💪💚

Connecticut Community for Addiction Recovery (CCAR) Center for Addiction Recovery Training Helios Heuristic Recovery Community Network Unspoken Truth P.E.A.S.E. Academy Community Action Center - Faribault Rise Up Recovery MN Against The Odds Recovery in Motion Verus Community Healing Hearts Housing

03/04/2026

03/02/2026

A huge thank you to Lona Baird Larson for the donation of a TV. It will live in the basement gum and be used with the WII system that Lana Jurs generously donated. Thank you Lana. There are workouts as well as games and the ladies can enjoy these for years to come.
As an update we currently have 6 residents with 2 more expected to arrive in mid March. Everyone is doing so well and we are beyond proud of all the ladies!!

Healing Hearts Housing
Healingheartshousing.org

02/22/2026

Thank you so much St. Johns Lutheran Church, Sherburn, Mn !!
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02/10/2026

There are new CMA meetings in the area. Crystal M**h Anonymous
Recovery is possible!!

02/08/2026

Be sure to see the comments of the original post.
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Brad Arnold, the lead singer and co-founder of 3 Doors Down, passed away on Saturday, February 7, 2026, at the age of 47 after a battle with stage 4 kidney cancer. He died peacefully in his sleep with his wife Jennifer and family by his side.

Arnold grew up in Escatawpa, Mississippi, the youngest of seven children. He attended an Assemblies of God church and credits a sister for introducing him to Christian rock music, including Michael W. Smith and Petra. He co-founded 3 Doors Down at 15 and wrote their breakout hit "Kryptonite" in math class. By 20 he had signed with Universal Records and was touring, and the rock lifestyle led him into alcohol addiction.

At his lowest point, Arnold called country musician Charlie Daniels, who urged him to come to Nashville and go to rehab. It was during recovery that Arnold rededicated his life to Christ. The past nine years of sobriety, he said, were "the best years of my life." He became a member of Pastor Allen Jackson's church and began boldly sharing his faith — not just on social media but from the stage, in front of tens of thousands of people at secular rock concerts.

Read more about his biography in the comments, and also find our collection of his best quotes about his faith ✝️

02/08/2026

Sometimes we wish God would only work through what feels whole, strong, and put together. But Scripture reminds us that He does some of His most beautiful work through what has been broken. If you’re feeling cracked, worn, or emptied today, don’t hide it from Him. God is not finished with what He is still shaping. He brings growth from dry ground, nourishment from crushed grain, and strength from surrendered hearts. ❤️
“ The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” — Psalm 34:18