ARM 180

06/05/2026

Brotherhood. Purpose. Restoration.

Here are two of the newest men here at ARM180, we’re reminded that recovery isn’t meant to be walked alone. There is strength in brotherhood, encouragement in community, and hope when men come together with a common purpose : becoming brothers in Christ, serving, growing, and building something bigger than themselves. Every day is another opportunity to work hard, encourage one another, and walk in the purpose God has for our lives.

Be devoted to one another in love. Honor one another above yourselves. Romans 12:10

Keep your eyes on Jesus and remember, you never have to walk this journey alone.

06/03/2026

Sunday was a great day! We are thankful for all of the families that take time out of their Sundays to come & spend time with the men. It means so much to them every week! ❤️

06/03/2026

🦞PLEASE SHARE! Mark YOUR calendars!

We are doing pre-orders on crawfish! Who is interested and how much? 🦞🦞🦞🦞🥔🥔🌽

Prices will be: 👇🏼

$20 for 3lbs flat or $35 for 5lbs! Please comment below! It’s fresh from 😋🤤Louisiana!!

Or you can call: 870-946-6365 or text that phone number! Need your name / Amount / Estimated time of pick up*

Due to scheduling changes, our Praise in the Park & Benefit Crawfish Cook has been moved to:

🗓 Sunday, June 14th
📍 DeWitt City Park
⏰ 1:00 PM until ???

We’re still planning an amazing afternoon of:
🎶 Live worship with 180 Worship & Friends
🦞 Delicious crawfish
🎣 Fishing & fun for all ages
🏆 Prize for biggest fish caught
❤️ Community, fellowship, and freedom

Please help us spread the word by sharing this post! We can’t wait to see everyone there on June 14th! 🙌

05/29/2026

If you see Hunter today Please tell him HaPpY BiRtHdAy!! He is another year closer to needing reading glasses!! 🙌😜💙

05/28/2026

Love everything ARHP and Hope Movement Coalition does for Arkansas!

Last week, Hope Movement Coalition Executive Director Staci James had the honor of joining an incredible panel on the campus of Arkansas State University for AEDC Division of Rural Services’ “The Rural Response: Orchestrating Recovery in Small Town Arkansas.”

The conversation focused on the unique challenges rural communities face surrounding substance use disorder, recovery, prevention, and access to support and services across Arkansas.

Grateful to share the panel alongside Kirk Lane, Director of ARORP Arkansas Opioid Recovery Partnership, Cammie Rice, CEO of CWC Alliance, and Jennifer and Robb Warbington, Co-Directors of ARM 180 and Lynn Hawkins of Arkansas Rural Health Partnership.

Real change happens when communities, organizations, and leaders come together with a shared commitment to hope, healing, and recovery for Arkansas families.

05/28/2026

We were so blessed to have Shannon from Grace Cowboy Church in Warren come out on Friday night to share his testimony with the guys. It was such a meaningful night, and we really enjoyed having them with us. Thank you all again for pouring into these men and being willing to serve! 🤍🙏