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Bethel Colony of Mercy

Lenoir, North Carolina

1675 Bethel Colony Road
Lenoir, NC 28645

About Bethel Colony of Mercy

They offer residential care providing long term support for addiction recovery, as well as flexible outpatient addiction therapy allowing patients to live at home while receiving regular treatment.

Specialty rehab programs at Bethel Colony of Mercy include tailored care focusing on women's specific needs and experiences and gender-specific addiction treatment addressing unique challenges faced by men.

Payment Options

Private Insurance
Self-pay options

Levels of Care

Outpatient

Clients who are exiting detox or stepping down from intensive inpatient care typically transition directly into outpatient treatment. Outpatient programs are designed to allow clients to either re-enter or remain in their communities while receiving robust, personalized care. Many facilities offer evening, night, or weekend services to accommodate clients' home and work schedules. The most common outpatient treatment modalities include psychotherapy, recovery-focused life skills training, and medication assisted treatment (MAT).

Inpatient

Programs

Adult Program

Program For Men

Program For Women

Child Program

Clinical Services

Trauma Therapy

Trauma therapy helps you reclaim your life after experiencing or witnessing a traumatic event. Therapists help to process these memories, which promotes emotional healing and reduces anxiety in social situations. This improves your overall well being and increases your self confidence.

Couples Therapy

During couples therapy in North Carolina, a psychologist helps you and your partner resolve problems that are occurring in your relationship. This licensed therapist uses talk therapy to help you both work through challenges together. The process involves learning new skills to better handle conflict and life issues.

Family Therapy

Family therapy sessions address the emotional toll that addiction has had on the family unit and individual members. Therapists work with families to develop better coping strategies, which in turn create a stable environment for their loved one's recovery process.

Contact

(828) 754-3781

Website

1675 Bethel Colony Road
Lenoir, NC 28645

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Reviews

4.4 (63 reviews)

Google Rating

Butch Maltby

1 month ago

As a student in 2008 then volunteer Counseling Coordinator for a season in 2009, l had the opportunity to experience first hand the powerful expression of God s faithful work in the lives of those (like me) who were dealing with an addiction. In 2017 l came back to Bethel Colony of Mercy for a year as a volunteer Strategic Advisor focused on building our ministry brand in Caldwell County, forging key alliances and assessing new, innovative paths to more robustly resource this 76-year-old transformation ministry. In 2023 God led me back as a volunteer to assist the executive director Pastor Paul Pruitt and board of directors as the ministry set its course on growth across both the men s & women s growing campuses. The desperate need for Bethel s innovative, 65-day Biblically driven, faith-based program is without question. More than 12 people die daily in North Carolina (alone) from opioid overdoses. America is in the dark abyss of substance abuse agony and the only durable solution is a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, while following a path of daily discipleship. With a youngest daughter who has had addiction impacts in her own life, l cannot help but have new hope kindled whenever observing the lives of women like her so radically changing on the beautiful 148 acre women s campus in Lenoir, NC. There is hope, healing and health here at Bethel Colony of Mercy. My personal recommendation is without qualification along with a strong encouragement and invitation for anyone who is at a dead end in their lives. Just pick up the phone and call. Miracles still happen. We see them every day in transformed lives and mended families!Butch MaltbyBethel graduate 2008

Response from the owner1 month ago

Butch we thank you for taking time to share with others your experience at Bethel. We are also thankful for your investment into the Kingdom of God and seeing others set free!

Larissa Garnes

2 months ago

Addicts need support and love This is NOT the place. You wrote someone up for their baseboards being wet after you require them to be cleaned? Seems like they re constantly looking for ways to kick anyone out and when they want to come back they want you to call twice a week and basically beg to be let back in?! That is not really welcoming with open arms and I m sure they have an excuse for treating them this way. If you re looking for a loving support to help with someone in addiction I would find a different program. I have never heard of a facility wanting to help someone in addiction just toss them out and have them beg to come back. Ridiculous.

Response from the owner2 months ago

Hello Larissa, we have never dismissed anyone from our program for wet baseboards or any surface that got cleaned. It sounds like you have been mislead on the real reason someone got dismissed or if they got dismissed at all. If someone disqualified themselves from our program or choose to leave. We do give them an opportunity to come back. We do ask them to check in, because we want to make sure we hold that bed for them if they desire to come back. If they do not desire we want to make sure we make it available to the next person who has applied. We hope your love one will come to real freedom, that is possible through Jesus.

Niki Hutchins

I am a proud alumna of Bethel. This place provided me with the support and love I needed to thrive. The staff is amazing and they care for the students as if they were their own. Bethel has changed my life forever, and I owe everything to God, with Bethel playing a significant role in that transformation.

Response from the owner9 months ago

Hi Niki thank you for taking time to do a review. Keep growing and giving that spoken word.

James Adams

3 months ago

When I was there it was soon peaceful. I learned of myself and took it all in

Response from the owner3 months ago

James, thanks for taking time to share your experience. Keep walking out the good fight of Faith!

JohnP Graves

5 months ago

I was at Bethel 24 years ago. I worked in the office during my time. Bethel restored me to where I needed to be. I went on to marry and have 2 daughters. The oldest is actually getting married today as we are back in Asheville, NC. No programs are perfect, but if you're seeking to let God change your life Bethel provides the place for that to happen. Many thanks and continue the Lord's work there...

Response from the owner5 months ago

John thank you for taking time to share what God has done in your life, we celebrate with you. Also congratulations to your family today! Please consider coming by and seeing all the things God has done since 2000.

Samuel Clark

6 months ago

It is unfortunate and puzzling that this "ministry" declines entry to anyone who is HIV+ or HepC+. Clearly not a lot has changed within the last 30 years if this is still a reason for denial. It is no longer the 80s or 90s and education and treatment have greatly improved. Unfortunately their decision only continues to uphold the stigma surrounding HIV and other communicable diseases. There is no desire from their management and Board of Directors to receive education from medical providers experienced in this field.

Response from the owner6 months ago

Hello Samuel that is not an accurate statement. Only those who have ongoing medical needs with HepC do we recommend to attend another program that can handle the medical components. When someone who has had progressed HepC symptoms they need more attention that we can help with. We are not a medical program as stated in our application. There are some requirements that need to be meet to be admitted. If you have any other questions please call.

jeff hollman

7 months ago

So I spent approximately 20 years in addiction to crack/cocaine. That's not to mention starting other drugs and drinking around 12 - 13 years old. During those years I completed at least two other programs, and many out-patient and 12 step groups. Ultimately, it Was Bethel Colony that helped set me free from the things that tormented me! Perhaps timing and/or my complete surrender were factors. But I know that it was at Bethel that I found freedom. They had all the factors needed; the care, the love, the knowledge, the wisdom, the experience, the expertise and yes, the power of God. And I thank God that He used the people and facility at Bethel to help me and countless men like me. I have recommended them countless times and currently can hardly wait to see the transformation of a friend of mine who took my suggestion and is at Bethel, now.

Response from the owner7 months ago

Jeff thanks for taking time to do a review.

Weiss Rae Dawn

8 months ago

I come from Switzerland and found myself at a point in life where I thought it was shattered. I heard about Bethel from a former mentor and pastor, thinking I needed a time-out. Through a prayer confirmation, I went to Bethel in faith.There, I found brothers, men who had fallen and risen again. I discovered that God wasn't done with me and that I still had a calling. I realized that my world wasn't falling apart but falling into place. Now, I'm married, have a wonderful son, and I'm studying at ISTL pursuing a Bachelor's in Pastoral Leadership, being trained as an apostle. Bethel has been a transformative journey, and I am grateful for the restoration and purpose it brought into my life.No distant is too far, when you find what you seek. And I found Jesus again, and He found me.I highly recommend each man who is struggling with whatever to visit this wonderful place. You will be shaped and restored.Remain blessed everyoneKuya

Response from the owner8 months ago

Hello Kuya, thanks for taking the time and the distance. We are thankful through social media when can keep up with you even though you are so far away. Keep the Faith and share it every chance you get.

Sydney Shepherd

Coming through the women s program and being apart of the Bethel family has made such a positive impact on my life in so many ways. It is amazing the mountains that can be moved when we let God take control of every aspect in our lives. This program not only put the structure back in my life where my addiction had taken over. I learned to accept God s forgiveness and how to move forward. Bethel s program is not meant to be easy, but helps you face your problems head on, relearn discipline, and be a functioning member of society. It definitely changed my view on life, and I highly recommend it if you would like to change yours. Jesus is the answer, you just need to take that leap of faith. <3

Hello Sydney, thank you for taking time to share your experience with others. Keep moving forward in faith!

Bethany Ward Logan

I went to Bethel Colony of Mercy in 2021 and it drastically changed my life. This program helped to equip me for battle. The staff is amazing, each member leading by example; always directing you back to biblical truths. While there, I developed an intimate relationship with Jesus Christ and it laid the foundation of my recovery. I also developed friendships with some godly women, who hold me accountable. I am so grateful for this program; all the restoration, love and support that I have gained by attending. Praise the Lord!

Thank you Bethany, it has been a pleasure to see what God has done, going to do in you and through you!

Thomas Mitchell

Bethel Colony of Mercy has a special place in my heart. I came in a broken and empty alcoholic. I left knowing the Lord and being filled with love, grace, and mercy. I would definitely recommend to anyone struggling with addiction!!!

Wes thank you for the review. More than all we are thankful for what Jesus is doing in you!

Christy Hollifield

I Thank the Lord for this amazing place every day. I went to Bethel in 2019I was in a very dark place in my life and was lost. I don t call Bethel a rehab. I call it a transformation center. Because that s what it is. I went there lost and broken and Now I m found and a New Creation and I give all the glory to God and to Bethel for changing my life and branging me out of all that darkness!

Christy it is hard to believe that has been almost 5 years ago. SO grateful for what Jesus has done in your life!

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