Lake Cumberland Sober Living Inc.

12/15/2025

Bub Bailey is someone we are proud to have at Lake Cumberland Sober Living.

Bub is someone who shows up every day with consistency and purpose. He works hard, takes responsibility seriously, and follows through on what is asked of him. Over time, we have watched him grow personally and professionally, earning trust through his actions and his commitment to recovery.

He takes his recovery seriously and it shows in the way he lives and. He stayed on track, handled his responsibilities, and earned back things many people never think they will get again. Seeing that kind of progress reminds everyone here what is possible when you stick with it.

Bub is the kind of person who steps in without being asked and helps because it is the right thing to do. We are thankful for the example he sets and the role he plays around here.

Thank you, Bub, for the work you do and for being a positive part of this community.

11/22/2025

We’re gearing up for winter and could use a little help from our amazing community!

A lot of people come into rehab with little to no clothing of their own, and by the time they transition into sober living, they’re in the active stages of trying to rebuild every part of their lives. Something as simple as a warm coat, a pair of socks, or a hoodie can give them comfort, dignity, and a sense of stability when they’re working so hard to move forward.

Every Saturday beginning December 6th, Cowboy Church at Suits Us Farm will be hosting a drop-off station from 12 PM – 5 PM. If you have gently used coats, hoodies, warm socks, shoes, hats, or gloves, we’d be grateful to put them to good use.

Your kindness helps our residents face the winter with dignity, comfort, and a reminder that this community believes in them.

Drop-Off Location:
Cowboy Church – Suits Us Farm
4291 KY-80, Somerset, KY

Thank you for showing up for the people working hard to change their lives. We appreciate you more than you know.

10/14/2025

They might not be five star chefs, but they’re serving up second chances every single day!

10/10/2025

Let’s give it up for the LCR Chaplain, that loves to pour into LCR clients, and the LCSL residents!!!

Some people show up to work and others show up with purpose.

Donnie Worley is one of those people whose heart beats in rhythm with our mission here at Lake Cumberland Recovery. As our Chaplain, Donnie doesn’t see what he does as a “job” he calls it a calling.

Each day, you’ll find him leading Spiritual Hour at Promises of Grace, pouring encouragement into our clients, and reminding them of their worth. Most nights, he’s still out there visiting sober living houses, sharing hope in the middle of the night, or helping someone get the essentials they need. Clothes, shoes, a listening ear - Donnie is the kind of man who just makes things happen.

He sends daily devotionals to staff at 4 AM, often before the world wakes up, because he truly believes in fueling others with faith and love before the day begins. Whether he’s at POG, the hotel, or hosting Celebrate Recovery, Donnie carries the same message everywhere he goes: love first, always.

Missy, his wife, says it best…

“He lives and breathes our calling. I see him as the heart of LCR.”

We’re grateful for his example, his compassion, and the steady love he brings into this ministry every single day. Thank you, Donnie for showing us what it looks like to serve with your whole heart.

10/07/2025

It’s awesome to give back, what has so freely been given to us!

08/28/2025

Recovery isn’t loud.
It’s quiet mornings. Clear thoughts. Honest laughter. The kind of peace you forgot you could feel.

08/27/2025

If today feels heavy, remember: even the strongest storms run out of rain.

08/26/2025

Some people spend years searching for peace in the wrong places.
Sobriety teaches you peace was always waiting inside you.
One morning at a time, you get to find it again.

08/14/2025

Structure feels strange at first. Then one day, you realize it’s what’s keeping you steady.

08/12/2025

Accountability isn’t a restriction.

It’s a safety net that keeps you steady and moving forward.

08/11/2025

One of the best parts of your recovery journey?
Being surrounded by people who truly get it and people who cheer for you every step of the way.