Restoring men to be the Godly men, fathers,
and husbands that they were created to be.
Our Approach
At Restoration Ministries of Mississippi , our approach is rooted in biblical discipleship and intentional life formation. We train men to lead the lives they were created to live by restoring them first to God and grounding them in the truth of His Word.
Men are discipled primarily through a structured in-home teaching and a weekly discipleship class, built on the biblical framework outlined in The Four Priorities by Dr. John Tolson and Larry Kreider. This model emphasizes commitment to Christ, personal responsibility, healthy relationships, and purposeful living. Our goal is not simply recovery, but to make disciples who make disciples.
Alongside spiritual formation, we provide hands-on job skill training and meaningful work designed to instill discipline, responsibility, and confidence. Men learn the value of honest labor, stewardship, and perseverance - skills that prepare them for long-term success.
Our approach is holistic - restoring men spiritually, emotionally, and practically - so they may become Godly men, husbands, fathers, and leaders who contribute positively to their families, churches, and communities.
"And the things you have heard from me among many witnesses, commit these to faithful men who will be able to teach others also." 2 Timothy 2:2
Where the Vision Began
Restoration Ministries of Mississippi began with a calling to restore men to Christ through discipleship, accountability, and community. What started in a humble home has grown into a mission rooted in obedience to Jesus and commitment to life transformation.
Our foundation is simple and unchanging: make disciples who make disciples, in obedience to the Great Commission.
Matthew 28:19
Where We're Headed
We are preparing for the Recovery Ranch - a place designed for long-term discipleship, meaningful work, and community living. At the Ranch, men will learn stewardship of the land, purposeful labor, and biblical brotherhood as they walk closely with the Lord. This next step reflects our belief that true restoration happens when faith and work unite.