July 2026 Newsletter

Eusevio’s story of restoration

Eusevio arrived at His Mansion in February 2025, aged 36, after twenty-five years of addiction. He had been sober before, five years when he was younger and two more during a jail sentence, and had relapsed each time. He sought out a Christian program despite not believing in God, describing his state on entering the Resident Recovery Program as having been his own god.

He grew up in a loving Christian home in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the son of first-generation immigrants, and felt he had to outperform his classmates to be accepted. That pressure drew him toward local gangs, where he found the acceptance he wanted. He was drinking and using marijuana by eleven, then selling, and in time addicted to opiates and cocaine, while still considering himself functional and pursuing a degree at Marquette University.

The costs accumulated. He withdrew from university three weeks before graduating. He lost his career, a long-term relationship and his home, and served two years in prison. He describes his lowest point as realizing his parents had lost hope that he would change. A search for help led him to the His Mansion website.

He came to The Hill as a self-described non-believer and skeptic, and says he was shocked to find people who wanted nothing from him and simply showed him the grace they had been shown. He accepted Christ and was baptized in July 2025, graduated in February 2026, and now serves as a Servant Leader. He describes his purpose now as bringing other people to Christ, and his family relationships as reconciled.

Current employment opportunities

Intake Coordinator, the first point of contact at His Mansion, handling the initial conversations with potential Residents and their families. Inquiries to court@hismansion.com.

Cook, providing food for the community and making the place hospitable. Inquiries to armand@hismansion.com.

Run for Recovery 5K

A 5K run and walk bringing people together to support men and women finding freedom from addiction.

• Saturday 8 August 2026, 8:30 am
• Hillsborough County 4-H Fairgrounds, New Boston, New Hampshire
• $35 per entry

Sponsorship is open to businesses and churches, including name and logo on event materials, recognition on race shirts and social media, and the chance to connect with local families. Contact Courtney Jones, Executive Director, at courtney@hismansion.com or (603) 464-5555 ext. 103.

Prayer requests

• The Stufflebeam family, as the newly hired Facilities Technician raises support and prepares to move from Minnesota to New Hampshire.
• The 5K on August 8th, that it would raise awareness of His Mansion and of addiction recovery.
• Growth in the Women’s Program, that God would direct women who need help to His Mansion.
• The work group season ahead, with groups arriving from North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts.