CNS International Ministries, Bethel, Missouri is pleased to announce the creation of the Charles N. Sharpe Educational Fund. The fund provides a scholarship opportunity for residents in, or recently completing, the Heartland Men’s Recovery Center, Heartland Women’s Recovery Center, and Heartland Children & Youth Home. This scholarship is...
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Drug and alcohol abuse are on the rise in 2020, fueled in part by the pressures and anxiety surrounding coronavirus. If you or someone you love is caught in the web of addiction, please know that THERE IS HOPE! We’ve asked some of our Heartland Recovery Program graduates to share what they are thankful for this year. Text “GIVE” to...
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Twenty-Five Years of Hope This year, the Heartland community is celebrating twenty-five years of seeing people find hope through Jesus. The vision started with businessman and founder Charles Sharpe. As he drove across his Missouri farmland one day, he thought, “This would be a good place for kids.” He was right. Charlie was thinking of a summer camp, but...
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In the Scriptures, Psalm 107 is a perfect picture of the church at Heartland. The psalmist describes people in all kinds of desperate situations. They cried out to the Lord, and He saved them. Not only did He save them, but He guided them to a safe haven—to a city where they could live and raise their families. That city is not just Heartland, of course....
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Heartland Recovery Programs seek to introduce the concepts of Christian living and personal responsibility, helping men and women who are bound with life-controlling addictions, attitudes, and behavioral problems. Ultimately, our desire for all who come to Heartland is a personal relationship with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. To learn more about the...
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Planting Seeds Promo from hlandtv on Vimeo. “Planting seed is extremely important. And that is what we are about here at Heartland. We plant it in the ground, and we plant it in people.”
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