Would you like to help our guys directly?

They need the same things you probably use everyday at your home and sometimes even take for granted. If you would like to support these men who have said yes to recovery here’s how. Many of these guys just need a little help to get back on their feet. If you would like to help provide some of the basic necessities of life for them, they would be very appreciative. Non perishable foods, toiletries, household supplies, laundry detergent, stationary, bibles, anything can make a difference. Feel free to drop any donations off at 703 Bryce Street Whiteville, NC Mon-Fri 9AM-4PM (Just leave them under carport)

I began my journey in recovery lost, broken, and alone. With Christ, I conquered addiction and want to help others do the same!
— Preacher Colton

Preacher Colton Reaves is the founder of Saving Sons, a Christ-centered recovery ministry dedicated to helping men overcome addiction through the transforming power of Jesus Christ.

Colton is grateful for the love and support of his beautiful wife, Megan, and their two children, Faye Catherine and Wilson Colt, who are a constant source of encouragement in both his life and ministry.

His passion for recovery is deeply personal. As a trophy of God's grace, Colton understands firsthand the hope and freedom that can only be found in Christ. He began his own recovery journey as a resident of Sandhills Teen Challenge and graduated from the Teen Challenge Training Center in Rehrersburg, Pennsylvania, in 2016.

Since then, Colton has faithfully served in several Christ-centered recovery ministries, including Outer Banks Dare Challenge and Christian Recovery Centers, Inc. Through these experiences, God equipped him with the knowledge, compassion, and vision to establish Saving Sons, where he now helps men rebuild their lives, restore their families, and develop a lasting relationship with Jesus Christ.

In addition to leading Saving Sons, Colton serves as the pastor of Nakina Baptist Church, where the residents worship and become actively involved. His desire is to see every man not only achieve sobriety but also become a faithful disciple of Christ, firmly rooted in the Word of God and connected to a Bible-believing church.