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Heartland Missions | Moldova Trip Report 2026

Posted on Sep 1, 2026 in News & Events

A team from Heartland Community Church traveled to Moldova to partner with our friends Victor and Maria from the Moldovan Pentecostal Union. During the trip, they spoke in local churches, evangelized in stadiums, addressed a national youth gathering, taught seminary students, and toured the ministry’s vital work with the elderly and disabled. Link to...

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Walking Through Recovery | Zach’s Story

Posted on Aug 20, 2026 in News & Events

It took crawling on the floor looking for any lost pills and months in jail for Zach to realize his meth addiction had gone too far. His dad looked him straight in the eye and asked him if he wanted help. “The decision that I made to come here initially was to escape a prison sentence,” Zach shares, “and it’s actually turned out to...

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Walking Through Recovery | Randy’s Story

Posted on Aug 12, 2026 in News & Events

“I was always sort of like a fan of God. I never really followed God,” Randy admits. It took another few years of trying to live in his own strength before he returned to Heartland Recovery. This time, he finally surrendered his street survival skills, trading the chaos for a deep, personal relationship with a Provider and Protector who gives...

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Walking Through Recovery | Mackenzie’s Story

Posted on Aug 11, 2026 in News & Events

Mackenzie from Keokuk, Iowa, had a terrifying wake-up call when she was rushed into emergency surgery, just 12 hours away from losing her life to a severe leg infection. Her addiction to Methamphetamine had almost ended her life. Knowing she needed a radical change, she took her mom’s advice and came to Heartland Recovery’s 12-month program. “I used...

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Addiction & The Church Conference

Posted on Jul 21, 2026 in Featured, News & Events

Jesus came to set the captives free, and we know that the church is called to be His hands and feet to help do just that. When the church puts faith into action to embrace those with substance abuse disorders and those coming out of incarceration, we are reminding them they were “Made for More” and can find their identity, purpose, and calling in...

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