Jacksonville, Florida · Christ-Centered Shared Living
You don’t need a rescue.You need a rebuild.
Saved By Grace House is a Christian sober living home in Jacksonville for adults who are done surviving and ready to build something that lasts — with structure, work, faith, and people who will not let them drift.
Prefer to talk? Call (904) 236-7081
Referring someone? Case managers, pastors, reentry officers, and family members are welcome to start the conversation on their behalf.
The Direction We’re Headed
Everyone who walks through this door is going somewhere.
- From surviving→to rebuilding.
- From isolation→to community.
- From addiction→to purpose.
- From a second chance→to a new direction.
What Grace House Is
Not a facility. A household with a standard.
Saved By Grace House is a shared living home in Jacksonville, Florida — a real house, on a real street, with real neighbors. What makes it different isn’t the building. It’s the agreement everyone inside it has made.
Residents get up, go to work, keep their word, clean up after themselves, sit down with each other, and answer honestly when someone asks how they’re really doing. Christ is at the center of it, and it’s a home — not an institution, not a treatment center, not a waiting room.
The goal isn’t to keep you here. The goal is to send you out steadier, stronger, employed, connected, and clear about where you’re going next.
Who We Serve
Adults who are serious.
There’s no perfect résumé for Grace House. What we look for is willingness — and the honesty to admit that doing it alone hasn’t worked.
Coming out of a hard season
Treatment, incarceration, a shelter, a couch, a marriage that ended, a job that vanished. Wherever the bottom was, the next step is the same: somewhere stable to stand.
Ready to work
Employed, or willing to be employed quickly. Work isn’t a rule we impose — it’s the thing that rebuilds confidence, structure, and a bank account at the same time.
Open to God
You don’t have to arrive with your theology sorted out. You do have to be open. This is a Christ-centered home, and faith is part of the air here — invitation, never coercion.
And plainly — who this isn’t for
Grace House isn’t detox, isn’t a treatment center, and isn’t a place to hide out. If someone is still actively using, needs medical detox, or wants a cheap room with no expectations attached, this isn’t the right fit — and we’d rather say so honestly than set someone up to fail. We’re glad to point you toward better-suited resources in Jacksonville.
Our Values
Five pillars. One word.
Everything we ask of a resident — and everything we owe them — fits inside the word that named this house.
Faith
Christ at the center — not as a slogan, but as the reason any of this works.
Structure
A rhythm you can count on. Predictable days rebuild unpredictable lives.
Accountability
People who know your name, your goals, and when you’re drifting.
Community
Nobody rebuilds alone. This is a household, not a hallway of strangers.
Purpose
The fifth pillar, and the point of the other four. Someone who knows what they’re for doesn’t go looking for something to numb.
Grace is freely given. Trust is faithfully earned. Responsibility is willingly accepted.
The Rebuild Plan
We don’t just provide a bed.
We help people build a plan.
A bed keeps you off the street for a night. A plan changes where you sleep for the rest of your life. Every resident works a plan across four phases — spiritual, personal, and financial.
Land
- Settle into the house rhythm
- Income within the first weeks
- Documents, ID, phone, transportation
- Find a church home
Build
- Steady work, steady attendance
- Open an account, start saving
- Face the paperwork — court, child support, licenses
- Weekly accountability that gets honest
Strengthen
- Take responsibility inside the house
- Chip away at debt
- Serve somewhere — church, ministry, community
- Rebuild the relationships worth rebuilding
Launch
- A written next-housing plan
- Savings that make the move real
- Support that follows you out the door
- Come back and help the next person
Straight Answers
What sober living here costs, and what’s included.
$600 per month, all-inclusive
No hidden fees and no surprise charges. Rent covers your room and everything that keeps the house running, so your paycheck can go toward the things that actually move you forward — savings, debt, court obligations, a car, your kids.
We’ll talk through move-in specifics during your application conversation. If money is the only thing standing between you and a fresh start, tell us. We’d rather have that conversation than lose you over it.
Included in rent
- A furnished bedroom in a clean, maintained home
- All utilities — power, water, internet
- Shared kitchen, laundry, and living space
- Weekly house meeting and accountability
- Help finding work and getting to it
- Connection to a local church and to ministry
- A plan you build with someone, not alone
Partner With Us
Two bedrooms away from two more people off the street.
The renovation is nearly finished. Two bedrooms remain — roughly $4,000 in materials and labor stands between where we are and two more beds ready for two more people who need them.
Churches, employers, recovery organizations, and neighbors all have a place here. Some partners send us residents. Some hire them. Some help finish a room. All of it matters.
Where We Are
Rooted in Jacksonville.
Saved By Grace House sits in Jacksonville, Florida, and we serve people from across Duval County — Arlington, Southside, Baymeadows, Mandarin, Riverside, Murray Hill, San Marco, the Northside, the Westside and the Beaches — along with neighbors in Orange Park, Middleburg, Fleming Island, Green Cove Springs, St. Augustine and Fernandina Beach.
If you’re searching for Christian sober living, faith-based recovery housing, transitional housing after treatment, or reentry housing in Northeast Florida, start with a conversation. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll help you find who is.
People we hear from most
- Adults leaving inpatient or outpatient treatment in Jacksonville
- People coming home from jail, prison, or a reentry program
- Anyone leaving a shelter, a car, or a friend’s couch
- Pastors and church leaders with someone in their congregation who needs a stable place
- Case managers and discharge planners looking for structured, faith-based housing
- Families who love someone and are out of options
Take the First Step
If you’re ready to rebuild, we’re ready to help you start.
Fill out the application, or have a pastor, case manager, or family member reach out on your behalf. Every message is read by a real person.