Deering, New Hampshire
The foundation for our mission
Jesus Christ says, “Come to me all you who are weary and heavy-laden and I will give you rest” (Matt. 11:28). At His Mansion, we believe that true healing and change come from an intimate committed relationship with Jesus, grounded in His Word. Our approach to every aspect of the program, counseling, classes, work, and daily fellowship and worship, is grounded in the belief that a healthy life can be found in knowing Jesus Christ.
His Mansion is a place where you will be known and loved. In John 15:12-13 Jesus said, “This is my commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you. Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends.” Here, men and women apply this scripture to daily life. Residents, Servant Leaders, and Staff build meaningful relationships to bring lasting change in life.
Learning happens everywhere at His Mansion. Whether you’re in classes, counseling, work, or free time you will put into practice your newly-learned skills. In classes, you cover a range of topics from in-depth study of Scripture to healing personal struggles. You will also have one-on-one counseling sessions and process groups. Process groups are an opportunity for you to grow trust and relationships with those around you.
At His Mansion, we combine biblical truth with basic psychology principles to help people in their recovery process. In Christ-centered counseling, men and women process and grieve past wrongs through the lens of scripture. They learn to first receive God’s forgiveness and then extend it to those around them. As instructors and counselors encourage Christlike character, men and women will become grounded in their relationship with Jesus Christ and move toward a healthy future.
We believe that growing in your walk with Christ requires developing a healthy work ethic. While at His Mansion, you will be encouraged to be diligent in your responsibilities, responding to the Gospel in an expression of love toward God and neighbor. As people, we are made in God’s image, the Creator of the Universe. When God was finished with His work, He created man to be a good steward of His creation (Genesis 1:28). Developing a healthy, Christ-centered work ethic equips you to grow in Christlikeness, while cultivating a healthy life and future.
