About | LifeSource

Who We Are

LifeSource is more than a halfway house. It is a place where men and women, many coming out of the criminal justice system and years of addiction, find the support, structure, and spiritual foundation they need to start over.

Founded on the belief that every person deserves a second chance, our residential program walks alongside each individual through biblical counseling, life skills training, vocational development, and genuine Christian fellowship.

We have seen God do extraordinary things in the lives of people the world had given up on. That is why we exist.

Our Locations

Five Campuses Across Morgan County

Our team serves approximately 150 residents across multiple dedicated campuses in Decatur, Alabama and the surrounding Morgan County area.

The White House

Women & Children’s Campus

A safe, nurturing environment where mothers can pursue recovery while keeping their children close — healing the family together through the love of Christ.

The Jordan House

Men’s Campus

Structured residential housing for men committed to overcoming addiction and rebuilding their lives through faith, accountability, and brotherhood.

The Yellow House

Ladies Graduate Campus

Transitional housing for female graduates continuing to grow in independence, faith, and stability as they step into their next chapter.

The Landing

Men’s Satellite Campus

Extended housing for men progressing through the program, providing continued structure, accountability, and community support.

Flint City

Men’s Satellite Campus

Additional men’s campus expanding our capacity to serve more residents in need of Christ-centered recovery.

LifeSource chalk wall with residents' names

What Makes Us Different

Many programs treat addiction as an isolated problem. At LifeSource, we see it as a spiritual crisis that requires a spiritual solution. That’s why Jesus Christ is at the center of everything we do.

Our staff don’t just work here — they live this mission. Many have walked the same road our residents are walking now. They understand the struggle, the shame, and the hope that comes when God gets ahold of a broken life.

This isn’t a program you go through. It’s a community you become part of.

LifeSource residents playing on the Mud Diggers softball team

More than recovery — it’s a life

At LifeSource, residents don’t just attend classes and check boxes. They build real friendships, compete on softball teams, celebrate milestones together, and learn what it means to have fun sober.

Community is one of our four pillars for a reason. Addiction thrives in isolation. Recovery happens in relationship — with God and with each other.

A community rooted in the love of Jesus Christ