About U-Turn For Christ San Angelo
U-Turn For Christ San Angelo is a Christian men’s residential discipleship and addiction treatment center in San Angelo, Texas.Â
The facility offers a full residential program with two phases over at least eight months of total care. Their mission is to foster spiritual transformation, sobriety and personal accountability through Biblical teaching, discipleship and a faith-based ranch environment.
Residential Stay on a Working Ranch in Texas
Treatment begins with a long-term residential stay on a working ranch. Phase One requires clients to live on site for a minimum of two months in an immersive, highly structured environment. Phase Two lasts around six months and allows clients to either return to work and attend evening meetings or enter full-time ministry service while continuing to participate in recovery life. Clients are required to participate in both phases.
Throughout both phases, residents engage in Bible study, devotions, communal chores, group accountability and service activities rather than formal psychological therapy or 12-step models. The program emphasizes spiritual mentorship and discipleship. There's a strong focus on Biblical principles, daily rhythms of faith, and communal living to support long-term sobriety.
This is a working ranch environment. Clients will live in communal dorm-style housing with group chores and volunteer ministry service. No phones, social media, or tobacco are allowed.Â
Beginning Your Stay in San Angelo
Admission begins with an assessment by the intake team at U-Turn For Christ in San Angelo, Texas. Prospective residents should be prepared for Phase One’s residential commitment and may be asked about their willingness to live under a Christian-centered lifestyle even if they are not currently Christian.
The admissions staff provides details on program phases, lifestyle expectations and payment options to help you choose the best path for recovery. The program operates on a nonprofit model ad requests a monthly donation of $750 for Phase One.
