A WOMEN’S RECOVERY HOME · SPRING CITY, TN

EmpoweringNew Beginnings

…the old has passed away, behold, the new has come.

2 Corinthians 5:17
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Our Mission

A safe, nurturing, home-like environment where women recovering from substance use disorders experience healing through abstinence, peer accountability, trauma-informed care — and the transforming power of Jesus Christ.

Justin & Kahala Jennings

Twenty years in addiction.Eleven years free.

Now they walk with women who are where they used to be. Justin pastors and manages the ministry; Kahala directs the program and writes songs about what God has done. Aloha House exists because they refused to keep what they were given for free.

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years in addiction

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years walking free

Justin and Kahala Jennings, founders of Kealoha Ministries
Justin & Kahala Jennings
Stacey Cordero, Kahala Jennings, and Justin Jennings together at a Kealoha Ministries gathering
Justin Jennings · Kahala Jennings · Stacey Cordero

The Partnership

Bound togetherby grace.

This ministry could not operate the way it does without Stacey Cordero — Kahala’s best friend, and the first person who taught her that healthy friendship was still possible after addiction. Stacey lost both her parents to addiction. She knows the side of recovery that belongs to the children left behind. Together, she and Kahala run between meetings, errands, and the hundred quiet moments of housing nine women who arrived with nothing — and watch each one cross her own bumps in the road, small and large, toward the life God is giving her back. Two women, one team, bound together by Jesus and the threads of His grace.

Aloha House

A real home.A real program.A real family.

Spring City, Tennessee

Cost

$150 / week

Plus $50 / week for food. Anything beyond is the resident’s responsibility.

Curriculum

Three pillars

Celebrate Recovery. Recovery Through Christ. The 12 Steps.

Accreditation

TN-ARR

We hold ourselves to best practices for managing a recovery home.

A Day at Aloha House

Quiet rhythm.Real community.

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    Morning prayer.

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    Communal meals.

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    Bible study, evenings.

A predictable shape to each day — because early recovery needs the gift of knowing what comes next.

Songs for Recovery

Kahala singswhat she lived.

Kahala Jennings, the program director, is a singer-songwriter. These are songs about her own recovery and how Jesus saved her life.

His Love

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Fire

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Hallelujah

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More songs

Begin

If you’re struggling to get clean and reading this — that’s not an accident.

There’s a room with a bed, a kitchen table, and other women who know what early recovery feels like. The application is short. We read every one.

Begin Your Application

Support Our Mission

Every dollar fundsGod’s love for women.

Rent. Food. Curriculum. The quiet, needed work of letting women know how much God loves them. Kealoha Ministries is a registered 501(c)(3) and your gift is tax-deductible.

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Women of Aloha House and friends gathered at the Women of Worth retreat
Women of Worth Retreat

The Team