Make A Choice. Take A Step. Find Life.

Christian Treatment

Welcome to Eternal Awakenings Christian Drug Rehab. Set in a Gonzales, Texas historic mansion, our drug rehab center provides a beautiful, serene atmosphere conducive to spiritual reflection and Christian recovery. By applying Christian principles, our faith-based rehabilitation program helps people effectively overcome the destructive power of alcohol and drug addiction.

Overcome drug addiction with our Christian Drug Treatment Center

Our Christian Drug Rehab has helped hundreds of adults from all over the country overcome alcohol and drug addiction. Unlike secular rehabs, our Christ-centered rehab focuses on healing of the mind, body, and spirit through Christian recovery.

Christian Drug Treatment Counseling – Hope for the family

The negative effects of addiction are far reaching. Whether it involves the abuse of drugs or alcohol, the behavior of the addicted person impacts many lives. Spouses and children, parents and siblings, and close friends are all affected. We consider the family throughout the rehabilitation, healing and recovery process. As an integral part of our Christian rehab program, we provide the opportunity for Christian Family Counseling. There is hope.

Get help now – Call Our Christian Drug Treatment Center

Want to see the program first? View Our Video

View Our Video

Our video is now featured on the Home page for easier access.

Watch the video on the Home page

Tip: If the page doesn’t jump to the video automatically, scroll a little until you see “View Our Video.”

Our Doctors

A Time for Compassion…

“A time to tear and a time to mend.”
Ecclesiastes 3:7 NIV

The majority of Eternal Awakening’s residents see consulting doctors on Tuesday of each week. Our residents may see an addiction physician or a psychiatrist depending on individual need. We believe our doctors tremendously increase the chances to achieve sobriety for our residents. The doctors help with general medical issues associated with addiction and are extremely effective with prescription drug addictions that are opiate based.

If you have questions about medical support during treatment, please call (830) 263-3269 or email eternalawakenings@gmail.com.

Testimonials

Select a testimonial to read:

Methamphetamine Addiction Testimonial

← Back to Testimonials

April G: Formerly addicted to drugs, Houston, TX

“When I was in high school, I remember a public service announcement on TV that said, “Nobody ever says, ‘When I grow up I want to be a junkie.’” I laughed about it with my friends, never knowing how prophetic it would be. I was raised in a loving family in a drug and alcohol- free environment. I excelled in school, and was on my way to college and a bright future. I had dreams of a successful career and a family. I was not supposed to be a drug addict. For whatever reason, I decided to try cocaine and methamphetamine when I was 18. I fell in love and was addicted immediately, never knowing that drugs would steal everything I ever loved. By the time college started, I was too high to register. Before long, I was getting in trouble with the law, but I didn’t care because nothing else mattered but getting the next high. Nearly twenty years flew by in a drugged out haze. During this time, I went to prison, mental hospitals and drug rehabs. I lost jobs, dropped in and out of school, and alienated my family. Even when my little sister died from an accidental drug overdose, I didn’t stop. A few years later, when I was out getting high, my mom died when our house caught fire. I was devastated by the guilt. The two people that loved me the most were gone. I had only the clothes on my back and nothing left to lose. It never occurred to me to turn to God with my burdens and my pain. I just kept using to escape the hell that had become my life. The drugs had damaged my brain so badly that I began to hear voices in my head and I was on the verge of suicide. I wanted to die, but lacked the courage to kill myself. I actually prayed to God for death. I knew something had to change.

In October 2014, at the age of 36, I decided to come to Eternal Awakenings to get help. The staff was caring and gentle and the accommodations were beautiful. A few days after I checked in, I woke and felt renewed. The desire to die was gone. I knew it was the Holy Spirit. God reminded me that I had hope for a future. By participating in the group therapy provided at EA, I was able to work through some of my grief, pain, and regrets. Through the twelve steps and my relationship with God and Jesus Christ, I was able to forgive myself and others, as well as make amends. I have been sober for eleven months now and live a full life, thanks to the help I received at Eternal Awakenings. I settled in Gonzales to be close to my EA family, and I go to church there every Sunday. If you are struggling with addiction, there is help available. I have been to many drug rehabs, but the only place I received true healing was at Eternal Awakenings.”

Heroin Testimonial

← Back to Testimonials

32 Year Old Former Heroin Addict

Susan: I struggled with addiction for twelve years before coming to Eternal Awakenings for treatment. Although I was a Christian, Heroin had become my master. Even when I wanted to stop using, I could not because of the physical withdrawal and the uncontrollable cravings. I descended into hopelessness and despair. I entered treatment in a state of complete brokenness.

The staff at Eternal Awakenings was very tender and supportive. An appointment with an addiction specialist enabled me to receive medication to help me through the withdrawal symptoms. I threw myself wholeheartedly into recovery and began searching for God with all my heart.

The counselors and staff provided me with the direction and encouragement I so desperately needed. Soon I began to see changes, and after ninety days of treatment I had been completely set free from the chains that had bound me for so many years.

I know that none of this would be possible without the grace and mercy of God or the guidance and support of His loving servants at Eternal Awakenings.

Marijuana Testimonial

← Back to Testimonials

21 Year Old Former Marijuana Addict From Michigan

Rodrigo L: Before coming to Eternal Awakenings, I never thought I could completely get away from marijuana.

I always thought I could quit for a while because of the problems it had created and then maybe do it in a couple years. I could never find any answers as to why it was wrong.

I am convinced that God used Eternal Awakenings to open my eyes and realize what I was doing was wrong.

Through this process, not only did I learn how to overcome my addiction, but I also established a real relationship with God. My life has completely changed forever.

I am excited and know that I have purpose in God’s will.

Prescription Pill Testimonial

← Back to Testimonials

Former Prescription Pill Addict From Baltimore

After leaving Baltimore, I moved to Texas with 10 years clean. My back pain flared up and I went to the doctor and relapsed on prescription pain meds. My relapse cost me a separation from my wife, my children, my house and my sanity.

I had been in a 12 step fellowship and knew how to get clean. The problem was staying clean. I found Christ while at Eternal Awakenings and it all came together. The pride was taken away and replaced with love for others through Christ Jesus.

Today I have humility and work to help other addicts achieve long term sobriety. I have to have both Christ and 12 step meetings; they work together for an unbeatable solution. I’m back with my family, I’m working and I’ll have 1 year clean on October 10th, 2008.

Thanks be to God. – Victor M.

Alcohol Testimonial

← Back to Testimonials

Paste your general alcohol testimonial here.

Alcohol Testimonial

← Back to Testimonials

27 Year Old Recovering Alcoholic from Georgia

Brittney: Words cannot express the gratitude I have for Eternal Awakenings and what the staff have done for me.

“I arrived at E.A. alone, broken and completely ashamed of myself. My seven year addiction to alcohol left me feeling guilty and isolated with very little hope for my future.”

It resulted in a divorce as well as many other broken relationships with friends and family. After taking a leap of faith, I made the life changing decision to go to treatment. I had a great deal of negative preconceived notions about treatment, but after arriving at E.A. I immediately felt at home & knew this was exactly where God wanted me to be.

The compassion and love shown from the counselors and staff can’t even be put into words. The Lord has shown me great mercy and I will be forever grateful for a new start. I know whole-heartedly God has blessed this program and will continue to do so in the future.

Want to talk to someone today? Call (830) 263-3269 or email eternalawakenings@gmail.com.

Photo Gallery

Tap a photo to view it larger.

Inside Our Home

Take a look inside our historic Gonzales home—comfortable bedrooms, shared spaces, and a peaceful atmosphere designed to support recovery.

Grounds & Exterior

A calm setting matters. Here are a few views from around the property.

Community

More community photos coming soon.

Living Waters Fellowship Chapel Photo Gallery

Revival Fitness Photo Gallery

Living Waters Fellowship

Christian Beliefs

The Lord himself goes before you and will be with you; Do not be afraid, do not be discouraged.
Deuteronomy 31:8

Salvation Through Christ

For God did not appoint us to suffer wrath but to receive salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ.
1 Thessalonians 5:9 NIV

We believe God reaches out to the repentant with accepting and pardoning love. We are, through faith, forgiven our sin and restored to God’s favor. This righting of relationships by God through Christ calls forth our faith and trust as we experience regeneration; we are made new creatures in Christ.

Through the grace of Jesus Christ, conversion marks a new beginning, yet, it is part of an ongoing development of Christian Grace. We can expect to receive assurance of our present salvation as the Spirit “bears witness with our spirit that we are children of God.”

God’s Word

In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was with God in the beginning.
John 1:1-2 NIV

We share with other Christians the conviction that Scripture is the source and criterion for Christian beliefs. Through Scripture, the living Christ meets us in the experience of redeeming grace.

We are convinced that the living Christ is manifest in the Scripture, and therefore, he is in our midst and becomes the basis for our trust in the redemptive power of God.

We believe in the present and final triumph of God’s word in human affairs and gladly accept our commission to manifest the life of the gospel in the world.

God’s Place In History

For since the creation of the world God’s invisible qualities, his power and divine nature have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made, so that men are without excuse.
Romans 1:20 NIV

We believe human history reveals God’s Spirit in the ongoing act of transforming human life. It is confidence in the continued unfolding of God’s grace which sustains our faith and strengthens our commitment to carry out God’s commandments and therefore, be vehicles and expressions of Christ’s love.

God’s Relationship To Man

For all have sinned and fall short of the Glory of God.
Romans 3:23

We rebel against God; we hide from our Creator. Ignoring God’s commandments, we violate the image of God in others and ourselves. We accept lies as truth and we exploit neighbor and nature.

We deserve God’s condemnation. Yet, God acts with justice and mercy to redeem creation. God’s grace awakens in us an earnest longing for deliverance from sin and death and moves us toward repentance and faith.

In life and death we belong to God.

Human Understanding

However, as it is written: No eye has seen, no ear has heard, no mind has conceived what God has prepared for those who love him, but God has revealed it to us by his Spirit.
I Corinthians 2:9-10

We accept the limitations of reason and understand that much of our understanding about life’s experience is seen through a dark glass but we trust in the progressive revelation of God’s plan for our own lives and for all of God’s creation.

Although we recognize that God’s revelation and our experiences of God’s grace continually surpass the scope of human language and reason, we also believe that a disciplined theology calls for the careful use of reason. By reason we read and interpret Scripture. By reason we determine whether our Christian witness is clear. By reason, we ask questions of faith and seek to understand God’s action and will.

The Relationship Of Faith And Good Works

Do not merely listen to the word, and so deceive yourselves. Do what it says.
James 1:22 NIV

We believe good works are the necessary fruits of faith and follow the Salvation experience.

We believe service to the world is ordained by God. Love of God is linked with love of our neighbor; God’s love is reflected to a hurting world through the Christian light and through the specific obedience of the believer to carry out God’s commandment to love our neighbor.

Our faith and obedience to Jesus is the basis for our social conscience. It is God’s love expressed through believers that is the basis for renewal in the life of the community.

The Presence Of Evil

But I trust in your unfailing love; my heart rejoices in your salvation.
Psalm 13:5 NIV

Certain dimensions of human experience test and strain our human and limited ability to fully understand. Often, our theology is tested when confronted with stark reality. The Christian will honestly address and confront issues which require serious theological reflection. Difficult questions about the nature of existence must be viewed in the light and presence of God’s immanent love. A new awareness of such experiences can inform our appreciation of the good news of the kingdom of God.

Ultimately, through it all, in the midst of our questioning hearts, we trust in God’s unwavering justice and trust in His eternal love as expressed in God’s persistent and unequivocal call for the return of his own.

God the Father

One God and Father of all, who is over all and through all and in all.
— Ephesians 4:6 NIV

• We trust in the one triune God, the Holy One of Israel, preserver of all things.
• We trust in God, whom Jesus called Father.
• In love, God created the world and makes everyone equal in God’s image; male and female of every race and people to live as one community.
• We believe in the one true, Holy and living God, Eternal Spirit, who is Creator, Sovereign and Preserver of all things visible and invisible.
• We believe the one God reveals himself as the Trinity: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, distinct but inseparable.

Jesus Christ

For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whosoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.
— John 3:16 NIV

Unjustly condemned for blasphemy and sedition, Jesus was crucified, suffered the depths of human pain and gave his life for the sins of the world. God raised Jesus from the dead, vindicated his sinless life, broke the power of sin and evil, and delivered us from death to life eternal.

For the law was given through Moses; grace and truth came through Jesus Christ.
— John 1:17 NIV

Jesus proclaimed the reign of God: preached good news to the poor; released those held spiritually captive; taught by word and deed; blessed the children; healed the sick; mended the brokenhearted; ate with outcasts; forgave sinners, and called all to repent and believe the Gospel.

• We believe in Jesus Christ, both God and man.
• He reveals the divine and human natures as perfectly and inseparably united.
• He is the eternal Word made flesh, the only begotten Son of the Father, born of the Virgin Mary by the power of the Holy Spirit.
• He lived, suffered and died on the cross. He was buried, rose from the dead and ascended into heaven to be with the Father.
• He will come again.
• He is both Savior and Mediator who intercedes for us.

The Holy Spirit

And hope does not disappoint us, because God has poured out His love into our hearts by the Holy Spirit, whom he has given us.
— Romans 5:5 NIV

• We believe in the Holy Spirit who is one with the Father and the Son.
• We trust in God the Holy Spirit and believe in the manifestations of the Gifts of the Spirit.
• We believe the Fruit of the Spirit should be evident in our lives.
• The Holy Spirit leads men to find the truth in the gospel and leads them into Christian fellowship.
• He comforts and sustains the believer.
• He provides the power to carry out God’s plan for each life.

There are different kinds of gifts, but the same Spirit. There are different kinds of service, but the same Lord. There are different kinds of working, but the same God works all of them in all men.
— I Corinthians 12:4-6 NIV

Gifts of the Spirit

• Wisdom
• Knowledge
• Faith
• Healing
• Miraculous powers
• Prophecy
• Distinguishing between spirits
• Speaking in different kinds of tongues
• Interpretation of tongues

Since we live by the Spirit let us keep in step with the Spirit. Let us not become conceited, provoking and envying of each other.
— Galatians 5:25-26 NIV

Fruit of the Spirit

• Love
• Joy
• Peace
• Patience
• Kindness
• Goodness
• Faithfulness
• Gentleness
• Self-Control

Statement of Christian Faith

Eternal Awakenings believes that the Christian message is an age old message that brings hope, help and healing for a new day.

A few words from Jim Welch

I have over 43 years of experience in the field of Drug Addiction Treatment in the State of Texas.*

As Christians, we hold the firm belief that there is a BETTER way for our lives to impact those suffering from drug addiction. Though we come from different traditions and have had different experiences, we firmly agree that God can and does provide healing and wholeness to those experiencing the destructive power of drug addiction.

We share our firm Christian beliefs in God the Father, the redemptive power of Jesus Christ, and the power of the Holy Spirit.

Eternal Awakening’s counselors are competent, caring, Christians. We lead those suffering from alcohol and drug addiction down their path to recovery with Christian principles as reflected in the dynamic message of the Gospel and in the Christian Twelve Steps.

The Christian message tells of transformation

Transformation from hopelessness to hope, from chaos to order, from confusion to clarity, from despair to joy!

Call Today

*Please note that Eternal Awakenings Christian Drug Addiction Treatment Program is exclusively religious in nature and is not subject to licensure or regulation by the Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse.

Resources

Quick jump list: Schedule | Alcoholism | Heroin | Cocaine | Marijuana | Meth | Intervention | Helpful Links

Christian Drug Rehab Program Schedule

Placeholder: Add your program schedule (daily/weekly). Keep it simple and readable.

Alcoholism

Alcohol misuse can impact health, relationships, judgment, and daily functioning. If you’re concerned about your drinking (or someone else’s), getting help sooner is usually easier than “waiting until it’s worse.”

Please check out the Christian Alcohol Rehab page for more information on treatment options or call us now.

Read Brittney’s Alcohol Recovery Testimonial

Heroin Addiction

Heroin is a highly addictive drug that is processed from naturally occurring opium. It is most commonly used intravenously although it may also be smoked or snorted.

A total of 1.4% of all Americans have reported using heroin in their lifetime. Although this number may be small in comparison to other drugs, heroin use is on the rise in the United States.

When heroin is injected, users report feeling a surge of euphoria (“rush”) accompanied by dry mouth, a warm flushing of the skin, and a heaviness of the extremities. Following this initial euphoria, the user goes “on the nod,” an alternating wakeful and drowsy state. Mental functioning becomes clouded.

Users who do not inject the drug may not experience the initial rush, but other effects are the same. With regular heroin use, tolerance develops. This means the abuser must use more heroin to achieve the same intensity of effect.

Eventually, chemical changes in the brain can lead to addiction. Heroin addiction can be particularly dangerous. Because the purity of the street drug can vary tremendously, a user can never truly know how much actual pure heroin he or she is putting into their body. This variation often leads to overdose and death. Overdose of heroin results from excessive depression of the central nervous system. Often, respiratory function will decrease to the point that a person may not be taking in enough oxygen to survive.

In 1999 heroin usage accounted for 51% accidental deaths from drugs. Aside from the danger of acute overdose, the long-term effects of heroin can be devastating as well. Because many people inject the drug, the risk of contracting diseases such as HIV and Hepatitis C increases greatly. Poor nutrition often accompanies chronic use as well.

Chronic use of heroin leads to physical dependence, a state in which the body has adapted to the presence of the drug. If a dependent user reduces or stops use of the drug abruptly, they may experience severe symptoms of withdrawal.

These symptoms, which can begin as early as a few hours after the last drug administration, include:

• Restlessness
• Muscle and bone pain
• Insomnia
• Diarrhea and vomiting
• Cold flashes with goose bumps (“cold turkey”)
• Kicking movements (“kicking the habit”)

Users also experience severe craving for the drug during withdrawal, precipitating continued abuse and/or relapse. Major withdrawal symptoms peak between 48 and 72 hours after the last dose and typically subside after about a week; however, some individuals may show persistent withdrawal symptoms for months.

Although heroin withdrawal is considered less dangerous than alcohol or barbiturate withdrawal, sudden withdrawal by heavily dependent users who are in poor health is occasionally fatal.

Detox is the first step for anyone who desires to get off heroin. If the drug has been used for a long period of time, we usually recommend a medical detox prior to treatment. Modern heroin detox is usually accomplished by a drug called Buprenorphine (found in Subutex and Suboxone). The use of this drug has made detox much more comfortable than it has been in the past and has even contributed to the success rate of long term sobriety.

Because heroin is such a powerful drug, most users will need some kind of help getting off of it.

Cravings associated with heroin use can be extremely intense. Often times, an addict will need long term treatment in a drug rehab environment to keep from using. There is often a period of physical and emotional discomfort experienced during the first months of sobriety.

Although medication can help, true healing of the body, soul and spirit often occurs over the course of treatment.

Eternal Awakenings offers a Christ centered, biblically based, comprehensive solution to heroin addiction. Our addiction doctors are specially trained to work with heroin addicts and are all Suboxone licensed.

The detox programs that we work with all have extensive experience with heroin withdrawal. Our licensed chemical dependency counselors have worked in the recovery field for over 20 years and have extensive experience with heroin addiction.

All of our staff are believers in Jesus Christ and carry their Christian beliefs into the facility.

Please check out our home page for more information on treatment options or call us now.

Read more about Susan’s recovery from Heroin

Cocaine Addiction

Placeholder: Add cocaine addiction info + treatment options overview + contact CTA.

Marijuana Addiction and Treatment

Marijuana is the most commonly abused drug in the United States. More than 33% of people have reported using it. Although it is not considered one of the hard drugs of abuse, it is addictive and debilitating.

Marijuana is a green, brown or gray mixture of dried, shredded leaves, stems, seeds and flowers of the hemp plant Cannabis sativa. It is most commonly smoked in a pipe or rolled up into a cigarette called a joint. It can also be ingested orally by making tea or baking food (brownies) with it.

The short-term effects of marijuana use include problems with memory and learning; distorted perception (sights, sounds, time, touch); difficulty in thinking and problem solving; loss of coordination; and increased heart rate, anxiety and panic attacks.

Marijuana also affects memory, judgment, and perception. Learning and attention skills are impaired among people who use it heavily.

Although not known for being physically addictive, marijuana can be psychologically addictive. People who abuse marijuana often feel like they are able to cope with life better while under the influence of the drug.

Chronic users often have an inability to experience emotions, a loss of interest in all areas of life, and damage to relationships.

Treatment for marijuana addiction often begins with learning how to cope with life on life’s terms. At Eternal Awakenings, we address the psychological, social and spiritual components of marijuana addiction. Our licensed chemical dependency counselors have worked in the recovery field for over 20 years and have extensive experience with marijuana addiction.

Please check out our home page for more information on treatment options or call us now.

Read Rodrigo’s recovery from Marijuana

Methamphetamine Addiction

Methamphetamine (Crystal Meth, Speed)

Methamphetamine is a very addictive stimulant drug that affects the central nervous system. A pure form of the drug, known as crystal meth, has recently surged in popularity in the United States. Most of the methamphetamine abused in this country comes from foreign or domestic superlabs, although it can also be made in small, illegal laboratories, where its production endangers the people in the labs, neighbors, and the environment. In fact, law enforcement reports that meth lab seizures have increased almost 600% since 1995.

Methamphetamine is a white, odorless, bitter-tasting crystalline powder that easily dissolves in water or alcohol and is taken orally, intranasally (snorting the powder), by needle injection, or by smoking.

Taking even small amounts of methamphetamine can result in increased wakefulness, increased physical activity, decreased appetite, increased respiration, rapid heart rate, irregular heartbeat, increased blood pressure, and hyperthermia.

Long-term methamphetamine abuse has many negative consequences, including extreme weight loss, severe dental problems, anxiety, confusion, insomnia, mood disturbances, and violent behavior. Chronic methamphetamine abusers can also display a number of psychotic features, including paranoia, visual and auditory hallucinations, and delusions (for example, the sensation of insects creeping under the skin).

The euphoria high produced when using methamphetamine usually lasts 6 to 12 hours. It is not uncommon for a meth user to continue to use the drug for many days with little to no sleep at all. The crash experienced when a meth user stops using the drug can be extremely severe.

The effects are often so miserable that users will do just about anything to get more of their drug and not have to experience it. Methamphetamine is an extremely powerful drug that in essence hijacks the reward center of the brain.

Like cocaine, more than 3 out of 4 people that try methamphetamine will need some kind of help getting off of it. Cravings for the drug can be overwhelming and can easily overwhelm a person who has no plan in place. Methamphetamine is perhaps the most damaging drug to the brain. Brain chemistry in a meth addict can take 2 full years to return to a near normal level and in some cases may be permanently altered.

There is also an alarming relationship between methamphetamine use and criminal activity. Legal consequences aside, meth addicts often have severe social, financial, emotional and often physical problems. Methamphetamine addiction is often so severe that it damages every area of the user’s life.

Eternal Awakenings offers a Christ centered, biblically based, comprehensive solution to methamphetamine addiction. Because of the toxic nature of the drug, many users will require some form of medication while their brain repairs itself.

Our addiction doctors are specially trained to work with meth addicts and can address any co-occurring mental health problems that may be present. Our licensed chemical dependency counselors have worked in the recovery field for over 20 years and have extensive experience with methamphetamine addiction.

Please check out our home page for more information on treatment options or call us now.

Read April’s recovery from Methamphetamines

A Guide To Intervention

Give your Family Member, Friend or Associate the Help they Need

Intervention is designed for chemically dependent people who do not want help, or for chemically dependent people who believe that they do not have a problem.

The concept of an intervention comes from Dr. Vern Johnson, an Episcopal priest who was a recovered alcoholic. Through research and experience, Vern Johnson came to believe that it was not necessary for an addicted person to “hit rock bottom” before getting help. Dr. Johnson believed there was a better way than the loss of everything to “hit bottom.” Instead, Dr. Johnson believed a bottom is “created” by the family, friends, associates or employer as they follow a prescribed format to help their chemically dependent person seek help through treatment.

Working together in unison, as a group, to a point at which they can effectively and constructively confront the dependent person, intervention interrupts the progression of the disease of alcoholism before it completely destroys the alcoholic’s life.

This approach, created in the early sixties, continues as a successful and widely used method to this day. Jim Welch, Co-founder and CEO of Eternal Awakenings Christian rehab, has conducted many successful interventions over the last thirty-three years.

A well designed and executed intervention can be extremely effective in getting your family member, friend or associate the help they need, and possibly save the life of the ones you care about. Please seek an Intervention Professional in your area to assist in providing the support and guide needed to execute a proper and well thought out intervention.

Request “A Guide To Intervention” (PDF)

Helpful Links

• YouVersion — a bible for anyone, anywhere (PC, Tablet, Mobile)
• Bible Gateway — A Great Bible Resource: Scripture, Key Word Searches, Commentaries, etc.
• Charisma Magazine — News, Devotionals, Uplifting Articles
• The Christian Post — The Nation’s most comprehensive Christian news website
• I Am Second — Are You An Addict?
• Texas Department of State Health Services — Mental Health and Substance Abuse
• SAMHSA — Substance Abuse And Mental Health Services Administration
• National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism — NIH… Turning Discovery Into Health
• National Institute on Drug Abuse — Advancing Addiction Science

(Links open in a new tab.)

Revival Fitness

Revival Fitness supports our whole-person approach to recovery — helping clients build healthy routines and confidence through movement.

Contact Us

Call anytime: (830) 263-3269

Email: eternalawakenings@gmail.com

Support the mission: Donate

Visit Our Gonzales Home

Address: 306 Saint Paul St, Gonzales, Texas

If you’re coming from out of town, these common routes can help you plan your trip. (You can also open the directions in Google Maps.)

Directions From Major Cities

Jump to: Houston | Austin | Dallas

From Houston

From Austin

From Dallas