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Recently, my board president, Grace, and I had the opportunity to attend a mental health roundtable, and it was truly one of the most impactful experiences we’ve been part of so far in this journey. Being in a room with professionals, leaders, and organizations who are all working in different areas of mental health, recovery, and community support was incredibly eye-opening. It gave us the chance to listen, learn, and better understand the gaps that still exist especially wh

Behind the scenes, there is so much more than people see... There are meetings, paperwork, and constant communication. There are phone calls, lots of phone calls, reaching out to businesses and individuals, asking for donations, support, or items for fundraisers. Those conversations aren’t always easy, but they are necessary to keep things moving forward. There is also the ongoing search for the right property. That means constantly checking listings, tracking which homes are

I am honored to share that I was selected to present a poster at the Mission Possible Conference. This opportunity meant so much not just personally, but for both G2G (Glory to God – Grub to Go) and Life Line Housing. At the conference, I presented a poster highlighting the work we are doing through G2G serving meals, building relationships, and meeting people right where they are. But it didn’t stop there. I was also able to have meaningful conversations with others about Li

Recently, we had the opportunity to visit a facility in Timpson that was previously used as a nursing home. Walking through that space was both exciting and eye-opening. At first glance, it seemed like it could be a great fit. The structure was already there multiple rooms, shared spaces, and a layout that could support a community environment. I could easily picture what it might look like filled with life again people healing, growing, and rebuilding. But as we walked throu

We are so excited to invite you to our upcoming Life Line Housing Bingo Night , an evening filled with fun, community, and purpose! 📅 Date: April 18, 2026 ⏰ Time: 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM 📍 Location: NorthPointe Church3900 Appleby Sand Rd, Nacogdoches, TX 75965 This night is about more than just Bingo, it is about coming together as a community to support something that truly matters. As Life Line Housing continues working toward opening a safe and supportive transitional home,

Recently, Life Line Housing was featured on KTRE, and it was such an incredible experience. To see this vision shared with the broader community was both humbling and exciting. What started as a calling and a burden on my heart is now being seen, heard, and supported by others. The opportunity to talk about Life Line Housing publicly helps bring awareness to a need that often goes unseen. There are so many individuals who are working hard to overcome addiction and rebuild the

A Step Forward in Education, Partnership, and Purpose Today is a truly meaningful milestone for Life Line Housing , and one that reminds us just how faithful God is in every step of this journey. We are honored to announce that Life Line Housing has been awarded a $3,000 Better Together Grant . This grant isn’t just financial support — it is a partnership with people who genuinely care about strengthening our community. Through Better Together, our team will receive mentorshi

A few weeks ago, we started searching for something we believed God already had prepared — a place where hope could live. We didn’t know where to start, but we followed the only lead we had: the Texas Comptroller's website. With determination, prayer, and a little bit of digging, we finally found the owner. We made the call… and then we waited. And then — the phone rang. The owner not only called us back, but shared that the building had just gone up for sale again. He conne

A Life Line Housing Reflection Sometimes in life we hear a word that stops us in our tracks: No. It’s a word that can sting, discourage, or even make us question whether our dream is worth pursuing. Recently, I heard my own no — a funding request for Life Line Housing was declined. For a moment, I could have let it defeat me. I could have walked away, convinced that the door was permanently closed. But instead, I chose to see something different. I chose to view No as Not Ye

Sunday, I finally came to realize what had happened. My mother had been praying the whole time because she was worried, I was going to be like that for the rest of my life. I originally walked into CWJC and told Mrs. Becky that I needed help getting back to work and get the required skills. I also walked into the doors of NA because CR was not available at the time in Nacogdoches. I was lost broken hopeless and I felt that I wanted my old life back but I could never have it b

So let's Fast forward to 2019 have three children I'm still in love with my husband I've started my own business I'm doing really great I'm becoming a little more independent I feel like I'm knowing who I am as a person now but I'm battling with this depression and this anxiety and this fear of my husband leaving me so when he comes home from the oil field we pour it back more we party hard we go at it because why not we have the money we're not hurting we're happy we can do

So now I'm 20, divorced, but at least I have a job and graduated, and now I'm going to start college. This year of my life will be the most amazing years of my life. So I met a man at a Derby who is really cute and when I met him I knew I was going to marry him. I know, cliche, I know, but it really was love at first sight. I think God answered my prayers of being alone and hurt I said God I don't want to be hurt and I don't want to be alone anymore I need a real man somebod

I have been dating this guy for three years and due to my past trauma, I felt that it didn't matter if I had relationships with this man because of my past it didn't matter. Oh how I did not cherish my body I was still angry with God I was still hurt and confused. I had not explored the faith again. Now neither of us was really interested in going to church or being of any Christian values. We partied it up and did the teenager thing, and guess what? To our surprise, we beca

When I was eight years old, my life changed dramatically. I moved to Nacogdoches, Texas. I went from a big city, Houston, to a little bitty town where everybody seemed to know everybody and everybody. I went from being able to bike myself to school to having to be driven on a school bus because we lived so far away from the school. The plus side of moving to Nacogdoches was in Houston, we were only allowed to go to the park a block away from my house; however, my mom let me g

My name is Brandie Cosby, and I am 36 years old. I am a licensed minister. I have an associate in case management. I have my bachelor's in Rehabilitation Services. I am in the Master’s program for Professional Counseling degree. I attend another school to become an ordinary minister through my church. I am the founder of Life Line Housing. I am co-founder of G2G, which is short for Glory to God Grub to Go; in this ministry, we feed the homeless or anyone who comes to the park

Executive Summary Life Line Housing (LLH) is a nonprofit transitional housing program providing a structured, faith-based pathway for individuals rebuilding life after addiction, homelessness, or incarceration. Mission Statement To provide a safe, supportive, and faith-centered sober living environment where individuals recovering from addiction can rebuild their lives through structured programs, spiritual growth, and practical skills development. Our goal is to empower resi