Faith-Based Healing: Our Journey to Sobriety

Addiction can often feel like a lonely and endless battle. But for us, faith became the turning point — a powerful source of strength, healing, and hope. Our journey to sobriety was shaped by faith-based healing, leading us not only to recovery but also to a renewed sense of purpose and a deeper connection with God and community.

Marc and Chantelle-Lee Fick’s journey to founding Yahweh Rapha Recovery Centre is a living testimony to the transforming power of faith and the incredible impact of personal experience. Both of us faced our own battles with addiction — seasons marked by struggle, pain, and brokenness. Yet, through the unrelenting grace of God, we discovered freedom, redemption, and a new life rooted in His love.

As we each walked the path of recovery, God stirred something within our hearts — a divine calling to extend a hand of compassion and hope to others walking the same difficult road. We knew that our freedom wasn’t meant for us alone; it was meant to be shared. What began as a dream soon became a calling — to create a sanctuary where others could find the same healing and renewal that changed our lives.

That calling gave birth to Yahweh Rapha Recovery Centre — a place of refuge, restoration, and revival. Here, individuals from all walks of life are welcomed with open arms and hearts full of compassion. We understand the pain and hopelessness that addiction brings, and that’s why we are committed to offering more than just treatment — we offer love, faith, and a supportive community grounded in God’s truth.

Every story that unfolds within Yahweh Rapha is a testament to the goodness of God and the power of faith in action. We have witnessed lives restored, families healed, and hope reignited in hearts that once felt lost.

Today, we continue to stand as living proof that with God, all things are possible. Our prayer is that every person who walks through our doors will encounter not only recovery but true transformation — a renewed life filled with faith, purpose, and the unwavering love of God.