Xodus Village at Full Build-Out
• 500 acres
• 1,000 residents
• 350 employees
• 60 businesses
• 120 acres of agriculture
• 250,000 annual visitors
• 400 apprentices trained annually
• Thousands of volunteer hours
• A diversified operating model supported by earned income, philanthropy, grants, and partnerships
These figures describe the long-term vision, not current operations.
Xodus Recovery Pathways is a God-led, faith-rooted recovery and reintegration initiative currently in development. Grounded in empathy, lived experience, and spiritual growth, Xodus is working to develop pathways toward lasting change.
At Xodus, we believe in meeting people where they are, but not leaving them there. We value harm reduction as a starting point, but not a destination. Our commitment is to walk toward true abstinence—physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. We believe healing requires deep connection, community, accountability, purpose, and a Higher Power.
We also believe in transparency. Recovery is not one-size-fits-all, but it should always be rooted in honesty, integrity, and willingness.
Xodus exists to challenge the system—not to tear it down, but to lift it higher—and to call recovery back to a return to wholeness.
City On A Hill is the faith-rooted recovery community Xodus is working to develop.
“Breaking Stigmas. Breaking Chains.”
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Xodus exists to restore lives by creating an environment where people can rebuild every dimension of human flourishing.
Return to Wholeness
Who We Are
Xodus is developing a pathway intended to help people transition from treatment, structured housing, institutions, and other recovery settings toward stable, independent living.
Life Skills
The envisioned Xodus model includes life-skills development in areas such as financial literacy, time management, communication, and job readiness. This program is not currently available.
Community
Xodus is working to develop a faith-rooted community centered on connection, peer support, job readiness, recovery, and pathways toward stable housing and purposeful living. These community services are not currently operating.
