Residency Requirements. . .
• Treatment in a chemical dependency The mission of Lucille Raines Residence is to
program
• Referral by a counselor or other
qualified person
• Full-time employment unless on
disability and able to perform
volunteer work
• Commitment to live clean and sober,
work with a sponsor and attend
support groups
How are costs of living at Lucille
Raines Residence covered?
• Residents pay $120 rent per week
• Monthly support by members of
United Methodist Women of Indiana
• Indiana Conference Advance Special
Giving
• Donations
TTL: Talk, Tour & Lunch
Become better acquainted with Lucille
Raines Residence. Schedule a Talk, Tour
and Lunch.
• Tour the facility
• Meet residents
• Listen to testimonies of past
destructive behaviors
• Hear how lives are transformed by
living at Lucille Raines Residence
Call Carolyn Marshall to
schedule: 317.636.3328
Cost $8 per person
Rev. October 2019
The Raines Mission. . .
provide a place and a way of life that enables
residents to achieve an independent state of
life. Residents include men and women
committed to addiction recovery. Services are
available to persons regardless of their race,
creed or gender.
A Project of United Methodist Women
of Indiana
Lucille Raines Residence, located in downtown
Indianapolis, is owned and operated by United
Methodist Women of Indiana. This residential
facility began in 1977 and ministers to men and
women actively engaged in rebuilding their lives
from substance abuse. LRR is a 501 (c) 3 non-
profit organization.
Rebuilding Lives Committed
to Addiction Recovery
Lucille Raines Residence Since 1977
947 North Pennsylvania Street
Indianapolis, IN 46204-1070
Phone 317.636.3328; Fax 317.636.0073
Email: Cmarshall@sprintmail.com
http://lucillerainesresidence.weebly.com
Lucille Raines Residence
@Lucille_Raines
A Project of Indiana
www.lucillerainesresidence.weebly.com
United Methodist Women
 Lucille Raines Residence provides Empowerment and Hope. . .
an opportunity for holistic living. At Raines hope is born anew as old cocoons of Resident Testimonials,
addiction peel away and new life emerges into
genuine praise and joy as residents realize that
continued. . .
God truly does love unconditionally and “Before coming to Lucille Raines, I was full of
forgives. It is in this living, loving relationship fear. I knew I needed to
with Christ that hope gives way to healing and further my growth and,
transformation. Residents are empowered as most of all I needed
they work recovery programs and build peace and security. At
meaningful relationships with one another and Raines I have grown
God.
leaps and bounds. My
network has flourished; I
Resident Testimonials. . . have maintained full
time employment,
“Lucille Raines gives people, like me, HOPE.
Supportive Community. . . acquired my driver’s license and become a
There are always other
Dining Room mural reminds residents they productive member of society. Moreover, I
recovering addicts
are never alone. The supportive community have had an opportunity to develop a
around to talk to when
of encouragement, love, and accountability relationship with myself and work on healing
I am struggling with
is the backbone in which recovery begins to the things on the inside of me that were
something. Lucille
happen. keeping me in the same toxic pattern. The
Raines has helped me
environment here fosters growth and love
grow spiritually, be
and I am forever grateful for that.” -
able to find myself again and has helped
Amanda E.
me to love myself again.” - Nicole P.
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“Lucille Raines is very
instrumental in my
recovery. Raines provides
me with a healthy, safe
environment where
regular support meetings
Rebuilding Relationships. . . give me the tools needed Recovery is a spiritual journey
Trust is earned and relationships are restored to stay clean. At Raines whereby persons rebuild,
at Raines. Mother and son are both grateful there is genuine interest in strengthen and expand their
for the hope found in recovery and promise of me as a person, one who is seeking a better relationship with God.
a better future. way of life.” - Eric H.