About
A brotherhood that's been here, quietly, for 57 years.
The Flynn Christian Fellowship Home opened in 1969 as a place where men recovering from alcohol or chemical dependencies could come home to. We are a non-profit corporation with a Board of Directors of up to twelve members, governed by rotating annual elections, and supported by the men who live here and the community around us.
Our way of doing things has remained simple: accountability and responsibility, a sense of community and fellowship, the return of self-respect — and a place to live while the work of recovery gets done.
Our mission
A non-denominational, United Way Agency home for men recovering from alcohol and chemical dependencies.
The Flynn Christian Fellowship Home is a non-denominational, tax exempt, United Way Agency with a mission to provide a program of rehabilitation to those struggling with alcohol and chemical dependencies. We provide a structured and therapeutic residential environment which allows the practice of independent living skills, helping those who are recovering to gain control of their lives, generate hope for their future, and accomplish new goals.
The Flynn Christian Fellowship Home is a safe, clean, family style recovery atmosphere which promotes accountability and responsibility, builds a sense of community and fellowship, and encourages the return of self-respect. The objective is to assist others in addressing and overcoming their addictions and becoming productive members of society through a defined transitional program.
Christianity in Action
We strive to be an example of Christianity in action.
When I was hungry you gave me food. When I was thirsty you gave me drink. When I was a stranger you took me into your own home. When naked, you clothed me. I was sick and you visited me. I was in prison and you came unto me.
Inasmuch as you have done it unto one of the least of these my brothers, you have done it unto me.
Matthew 25:35–40