Faithful Servants Ministry

Faithful Servants Ministry is a faith-based non-profit in Kelso, WA, providing safe housing and recovery programs for men and women overcoming addiction. Founded in 2011 by Glen Sensenbach, the ministry emphasizes structured living, community service, and spiritual growth. Read more.

Faithful Servants Ministry, founded by Glen Sensenbach in 2011, is a faith-based non-profit organization located in Cowlitz County, WA. The ministry provides safe, secure housing with a structured environment for men and women struggling with addiction, aiming to help them establish a relationship with Christ, achieve recovery, and transition back into society. About Us

Residents share expenses of approximately $500/month and are required to donate at least five hours each week for community service, attend Celebrate Recovery, and participate in weekly church services. The program focuses on personal growth through counseling, one-on-one coaching, Bible study, and community engagement. Community Services

The ministry operates multiple locations, including Gary's Place, a historic building at 302 North Fourth Street in Kelso, which houses 20 men coming off the streets and prison. Gary's Place

Faithful Servants Ministry is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, primarily self-funded through individual, church, and business support. The organization emphasizes the importance of relationship skills and serving others to build a strong, supportive community. Contact Us

Faithful Servants Ministry in Kelso, WA, offers a structured, faith-centered approach to addiction recovery through safe housing, community service, and spiritual growth programs. First-time visitors may notice a strong emphasis on accountability and fellowship, with requirements like weekly church attendance and community service fostering a sense of shared purpose. The ministry’s historic Gary’s Place facility and focus on relationship-building suggest a welcoming yet intentional environment for those seeking stability and spiritual connection.

Pros

• Structured recovery programs with housing and community service requirements
• Multiple facilities including a historic building (Gary’s Place)
• Faith-based services like Celebrate Recovery and Bible study
• 501(c)(3) non-profit status with community-focused funding model
• Emphasis on spiritual growth and relationship skills

Cons

• Website lacks explicit details about newcomer welcome policies
• Monthly resident costs ($500) and service-hour requirements may present accessibility barriers
• No posted information about accessibility features or visitor accommodations
• Limited description of worship/gathering style for first-time attendees