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Lucille Raines Residence Inc, owned and operated by the United Methodist Women of Indiana, is a facility in downtown Indianapolis established in 1977. Housing up to 49 individuals recovering from alcohol and drug addiction, LRR provides a safe and sober environment for residents to work on a self-help program. Many residents at LRR are actively rebuilding their lives after substance abuse, with a focus on learning to function independently in day-to-day life. Through a 12-step recovery process and meetings, residents are supported in their journey to rebuild their lives and relationships with God, with many finding success through their faith in Christ.Generated from the website

Metro Baptist Center in Indianapolis, IN, is dedicated to expressing the love of Jesus Christ by addressing the total needs of individuals in the community. They provide emergency food and clothing assistance, emotional support through caring relationships, and spiritual guidance through prayer and the Word of God. The center also offers ongoing support, including Bible studies and a 12-step program that emphasizes Jesus Christ as a higher power. Their ministry serves individuals in Indianapolis and Marion County, aiming to foster personal relationships with the Lord Jesus Christ. Generated from the website