RADICAL RESTORATION MINISTRIES CHURCH, INC
ORMOND BEACH, FLORIDA

– Our vision is to empower women through prevention and intervention, mentoring, counseling, church and family support. We want to help them accomplish their dreams by developing the faith to believe that God has destined them for great things. We will teach them to learn the necessary skills, while preparing them to transition into our society and make a difference in our world. Our Mission – Radical Restoration is a faith based, Not for Profit organization, Christ-Centered Ministry dedicated to rehabilitating women upon release of incarceration and/or release from rehab centers. We provide housing and an environment where they can grow in their relationship with Jesus Christ. We teach Christian biblical standards and principles which we expect them to turn around and apply to their daily lives. It is the mission of Radical Restoration to provide a full range of services to females with a history of dysfunction and addictions. We are a multi-cultural, bilingual and non-denominational setting. We want to show women God’s unfailing love through His mercy and compassion. – While in the Volusia County Jail in 2005, Dawn Knighton, our founder, had a vision from God to start a ministry which would help women just like her. She had a troubled history and was using her skills to do many illegal and unsavory things. She found herself at the bottom of a dark pit and knew only God could and would help her get out. She made a promise to the Lord in that jail that when she was released she would use the gifts and skills He gave her for His kingdom. She would be His hands and feet to others like her. October 7th 2007, Dawn was released from prison and immediately honored her covenant with God by engaging in many different local ministries. She reached out to addicted women in Sister of Sobriety at Disc Village, a local organization which helped young women in need. She transported these same women to and from church services and activities. The Lighthouse children’s home knew her as their volunteer hair dresser. She counseled women in crisis pregnancies at the local Wakulla Pregnancy Center.