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Restoration. Recovery. Reset.

Offering Hope and Healing to those fighting addiction in the Tristate Area.

Crisis is temporary. Belonging is forever.

60% of people who spend at least two months at Reset Ministries are sober, rooted in a local church, and stably employed six months after they leave.* The key to this, since 2024, we’ve doubled our focus on one thing: helping people coming out of addiction find not just recovery, but a forever spiritual family. This means we don't count someone as finished when they stop using. We count them as finished when there's a church that knows their name, a table they're expected at on Sunday, and people who notice if they don't show up.

*Last tabulation 7/22/26: 35 out of a total of 58 residents

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Our Mission

Reset Ministries partners with churches across the Tristate to support Christ-centered recovery houses — places where men and women rebuild their lives with a church family walking alongside them.

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The Dream:

GRADUATES OF RESET DON’T JUST SURVIVE— THEY THRIVE.

They bring healing to broken places.

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They Disciple others.

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They walk in freedom.

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They live missionally.

They serve with humility.

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Locations

Founded in Newport, Kentucky, in 2010, Reset Ministries is a Christ-centered recovery home for men and women ready to leave addiction behind for good. It began with two Newport houses, Isabella Street for women and Columbia Street for men, each offering residents a home, a job, a coach, and a church family. In 2025, Reset then crossed the state line to open Levi's House and Mary's House in Lawrenceburg, Indiana, in partnership with BSP Movements. Its newest home, Leah's House in Florence, Kentucky, was opened with Vineyard Florence and shows where the ministry is headed: a church opening its own house with Reset alongside. Today, under its Community First approach, churches across the Tristate are asking to open houses, so Reset's growth now means more houses that belong to a congregation.