Angel Manor celebrated 25 years of recovery this month
Angel Manor Celebrated 25 years of helping women and men with children get sober and clean Saturday, Aug. 15, at College Park Community Center in Kingman.
Angel Manor Celebrated 25 years of helping women and men with children get sober and clean Saturday, Aug. 15, at College Park Community Center in Kingman.
Angel Manor, a ministry that has helped those struggling with drug and alcohol addictions get clean and sober, find their self-worth, find jobs and much more, will be celebrating their 25th anniversary on Saturday, August 15
Fourteen-year-old Donnie Brooks, living in Angel Manor, has been dreaming of owning a suit for a long time.
Since 2015, Angel Manor has acquired three houses for women and men with children. It also now has a private school, Salt and Light Christian Academy, where most of the resident’s children go.
Rana Brooks is one of the residents there with a story of failure and success. Because of addiction to meth, she lost her son.
Two local thrift stores recently donated to local shelter, Angel Manor.