A Story of Hope: Our Beautiful Campus
In April, as we spotlight our beautiful campus as the second distinctive in The HopeQuest Difference, it is worth remembering that the place we now call home did not come together by chance. Instead, it was the result of vision, persistence, and an unmistakable answer to prayer.
Years ago, HopeQuest looked very different.
Before there was a central campus, the ministry operated out of an office park, with client housing spread across multiple residences throughout the area. It worked, but it was never the vision. From the beginning, there was a shared understanding that HopeQuest needed something different. A place that felt safe and peaceful. A place that did not feel clinical but invited people into healing. [READ MORE]
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Training for Today’s Leaders
This spring, leaders from across the country will come together in Atlanta for the 2026 Sexual Integrity Leadership Summit (SILS), a two-day learning experience designed for pastors, ministry leaders, counselors, therapists, and coaches. The event provides practical tools grounded in both clinical insight and biblical truth to address sexual health and restoration.
Taking place April 30–May 1 at ChristChurch Presbyterian in Atlanta, with an optional intensive on April 29, attendees can earn up to 10 CE hours (pending approval). Sessions will cover topics like betrayal trauma, Christian sexuality, youth engagement, neurobiology and theology, and couples restoration.
SILS is hosted by HopeQuest in partnership with Christian Sex Addiction Specialists International (C-SASI) and Sexual Integrity Leaders.
COMING SOON
Match-It May! Returns
Our annual Match-It May! campaign is right around the corner, where every donation made to HopeQuest will be matched dollar for dollar, up to $50,000! This is a powerful opportunity to extend hope and make a lasting impact in the lives of the men and families we serve. More details coming soon.
UPCOMING CONFERENCE
Connecting at the 38th Annual LPCA Conference
HopeQuest is looking forward to participating in the 38th Annual Convention & Regional Conference, taking place May 12–15 at the Crowne Plaza Atlanta Perimeter at Ravinia. This premier gathering brings together mental health professionals from across Georgia and the Southeast for several days of learning, connection, and shared purpose. This year’s theme, “Many Trees Make a Forest: Unity in Counseling,” highlights the strength found in collaboration as we work together to support wellness, advocacy, and growth within the counseling profession.
If you will be in attendance, we invite you to stop by the HopeQuest table to receive a free gift. We would love to see you!
Recognizing Our People
This month, we acknowledge the individuals who are celebrating years of service at HopeQuest. Your ongoing contributions help strengthen our ministry and reinforce the mission we share. Thank you!
- APRIL 2: Phil Edwards, 14 years
- APRIL 2: Seth Harris, 8 years
ADMISSIONS REPORT
In March, TWELVE individuals began their recovery journey at HopeQuest, with six entering Residential Treatment, two in our High-Intensity Outpatient Program (HIOP), one in the Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), and three in Outpatient Therapy. As they take meaningful strides toward healing and freedom, we invite you to keep each of them in your prayers.