Hoving Home - New Jersey

Hoving Home in Oxford, New Jersey, is a Christian residential discipleship home for women with life-controlling problems, including drug and alcohol addiction, alcoholism, prostitution, and court involvement. Opened in 2017, the home occupies a former campground in the western New Jersey countryside at 176 Mitchell Road. The property includes a large gym, pond, and waterfalls, creating a spacious setting for long-term residential recovery. The program also serves women working through anger, bitterness, and low self-esteem.

Growing in Faith and Purpose

The program follows a Christian, Bible-based approach that emphasizes discipleship, mentoring, emotional healing, and personal growth. Hoving Home helps women rebuild their lives through life-skills development, spiritual teaching, and career readiness, which focuses on developing work ethic and preparing residents for employment. The program is structured in stages, with a 90-day foundation followed by 6 months of growth and 12 months focused on transformation.

Living, Learning, and Growing Together

Daily life centers on structure, participation, and community. Residents take part in classes, work activities, spiritual development, and mentoring while living together in the home. Hoving Home describes their environment in terms of warmth, trust, support, and love, giving women a consistent setting in which to develop practical skills and address personal struggles. The Oxford property also includes outdoor features such as a pond and waterfalls alongside shared spaces for daily activities.