Recovery Lighthouse

Recovery Lighthouse Recovery Lighthouse is a nonprofit substance abuse recovery support agency based in Johnson & Pettis

Now available at the Salvation Army.
04/25/2026

Now available at the Salvation Army.

TODAY!!  Project Connect!Stop by and say Hi to our staff at the Recovery Lighthouse table!
04/24/2026

TODAY!! Project Connect!
Stop by and say Hi to our staff at the Recovery Lighthouse table!

Today, April 17, 2026 office updates.
04/17/2026

Today, April 17, 2026 office updates.

****Edit****Celebrate Recovery has been canceled tonight due to incoming storms.The Beacon of Hope Recovery Community Ce...
04/16/2026

****Edit****
Celebrate Recovery has been canceled tonight due to incoming storms.

The Beacon of Hope Recovery Community Center hosts a spiritual-based self-help group, Celebrate Recovery (CR), every Friday night from 5:30-8:00pm at 910 W. Main St. in Sedalia.

Celebrate Recovery (CR) exists to help people find freedom and healing from their hurts, hang-ups and habits through a relationship with Jesus Christ.

This Friday, April 17th, Scott Stodala will share his testimony at CR. Scott has been a recipient of Kairos Prison Ministry and is still involved today. Kairos Prison Ministry International is a worldwide prison ministry serving more than 16 countries. Over a weekend, a team of Christian men goes into the prison and presents the Gospel through talks that encourage, comfort, and advise. Throughout the weekend, homemade cookies are nonstop at each table, comforting the men and reminding them that others care about them.

If you are unable to make it in-person for CR, please join the link below via zoom. This group is open to the public!
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81466035983
Meeting ID: 814 6603 5983

Did you know....National Pajama Day is celebrated annually on April 16. The holiday encourages people to trade formal or...
04/16/2026

Did you know....

National Pajama Day is celebrated annually on April 16. The holiday encourages people to trade formal or restrictive clothing for their favorite pajamas, promoting comfort and relaxation at home, school, or work. Beyond leisure, the day often supports philanthropic efforts, particularly raising awareness and funds for children facing serious illnesses who spend much of their time in pajamas.

History and Origins
The word “pajama” comes from the Persian term “pay-jama”, meaning “leg garment.” Originally worn in South and West Asia, pajamas were introduced to the Western world by British colonials in the 18th and 19th centuries. Initially a luxury item for men, pajamas eventually became a staple for all genders and ages. National Pajama Day celebrates this evolution from private sleepwear to a symbol of comfort and style.

How to Celebrate
At Home: Spend the day lounging in your favorite pajamas, enjoying family time, movies, or reading.

At Work or School: Many organizations encourage wearing pajamas to create a relaxed, fun atmosphere while sometimes collecting donations for charity.

Charitable Participation: Schools and offices may host “Pajama Days” where participants donate a small fee or a new pair of pajamas to benefit critically ill children, providing comfort and a sense of normalcy during treatment.

Shopping and Promotions: Some retailers offer special discounts on pajamas around the holiday, making it a great time to refresh your sleepwear collection.

Fun Facts
Pajamas are now available in a wide variety of styles, including onesies, matching family sets, and themed designs.

The holiday has grown in popularity in schools, offices, and online communities, emphasizing both comfort and charitable giving.

National Pajama Day is a unique blend of fun, comfort, and philanthropy, making it a day to relax, celebrate cozy clothing, and support children in need.

Thank you Beacon of Hope Recovery Community Center for these fun facts!

The Month of the Military Child (MOMC) is an annual observance dedicated to honoring the resilience, courage, and unique...
04/16/2026

The Month of the Military Child (MOMC) is an annual observance dedicated to honoring the resilience, courage, and unique challenges faced by children of military families. In 2026, the theme emphasizes the strength and adaptability of military-connected youth, highlighting their contributions and sacrifices while supporting their families’ service to the nation.

Purple Up! Day, a key part of MOMC, is celebrated on April 15, 2026. On this day, schools, communities, and organizations are encouraged to wear purple as a visible symbol of support for military children. Purple represents the combined colors of all U.S. Armed Forces branches, symbolizing unity and gratitude for military families.

To learn more about Month of the Military Child or for resources in support of MOMC, please follow this link.

Thank you Beacon of Hope Recovery Community Center for highlighting military children.

04/13/2026

Good morning. Creative Workshop has been cancelled for this morning in Sedalia. The workshop will be back next Monday.

RAIN OR SHINE! Join us for the afternoon TOMORROW! Bring family and friends!
04/10/2026

RAIN OR SHINE! Join us for the afternoon TOMORROW! Bring family and friends!

Attention Johnson County Recovery Court Alumni!
04/09/2026

Attention Johnson County Recovery Court Alumni!

Community Unity is the theme for this year's event. It will be held May 30th from 11 AM- 2 PM. Game 1 from 11-12, lunch ...
04/08/2026

Community Unity is the theme for this year's event. It will be held May 30th from 11 AM- 2 PM.
Game 1 from 11-12, lunch provided with guest speakers, then Game 2 from 1-2.
Even if you do not want to play, please come and have some laughs.

🐰Bring your baskets, your smiles, and your springtime spirit.We can’t wait to see you there for an afternoon of laughter...
04/03/2026

🐰Bring your baskets, your smiles, and your springtime spirit.
We can’t wait to see you there for an afternoon of laughter and adventure!🐰

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204 E. Market Street
Warrensburg, MO
64093

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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