Healing Starts Here

A safe, free space for women seeking lasting recovery.

Support

Compassionate care from women who understand.

A community that lifts you up every day.

Guidance through every step of your journey.

Skills
Freedom

“But we have this treasure in earthen vessels, that the excellency of the power may be of God, and not of us.”

2 Corinthians 4:7

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Earthen Vessels exists to seek and save the lost. Our goal is to give ladies hope and a new life in Jesus Christ.

Earthen Vessels Women’s Recovery is a 501c3 non-profit, in Bristol, Florida. We have been open since 2019 serving those bound in addiction from all over Florida, as well as other states. We welcome all women struggling with addiction who have a true desire to change. Our recovery is completely free of charge.

We offer a safe space to find freedom, sobriety, and clarity to begin putting their lives back together, learn life skills, and how to cope with deep heart issues.

300+ Served

Since 2019

Housing & Program

Supporting women on their journey to lasting recovery and hope
Safe Housing

We are located in beautiful rural Liberty County on 7 acres away from the hustle of everyday life. We can accommodate 10 ladies in a 7,000 sq. ft. home. The Program is 9–12-month under supervision 24 hours 7 days a week.

Life Skills

We are first and foremost a discipleship program. We have many more classes that are mandatory within the program:

  • Grief

  • Anger Resolution

  • Parenting

  • Life Skills

  • Money Management

  • Etiquette

  • Manipulation

  • Sexual trauma

  • Save one

  • Physical Education

  • Health and Nutrition

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“Coffee with a purpose.”

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Our location

18634 State Rd. 12 North

Bristol Fl 32321

Hours
Monday - Friday
9am - 6pm

Contacts
850-643-1008
admin@evrecovery.org

Garrett Maneth

Director