Pastoral counseling in Knoxville, Tennessee

Renew Clinic, located at 1601 Western Avenue in Knoxville, Tennessee, is a health institution that offers Christ-centered services to combat addiction. Our ministry provides clinically informed treatment with a focus on intensive group therapy and individual therapy. We host an annual conference called Overcoming Addiction, with our next event titled Overcoming Addiction: Created for More scheduled for Sept. 6th, 2024 at Faith Promise Church. Additionally, we offer community education on addiction from a clinical and biblical perspective. At Renew Clinic, we have an on-site Biblical Counselor, Jeff Maitlen, M.Div., available to all participants and family members. We also provide scholarships for treatment to those who cannot afford to pay or do not have insurance. Our belief is that God is able to walk us through and deliver us from addiction, as nothing is impossible with Him.

The Institute of Religion at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Knoxville, Tennessee, is a school dedicated to providing spiritual and religious education to members of the LDS faith. Located at 1604 Clinch Avenue, the institute offers a variety of courses, programs, and resources to help students deepen their understanding of the gospel and strengthen their relationship with Jesus Christ. With a focus on fostering faith, community, and personal growth, the Institute of Religion is a place where students can come together to learn, worship, and support one another on their spiritual journey.

Wallace Knox College House is a vibrant church and place of worship located at 5417 Scenicwood Road in Knoxville, Tennessee, United States. Our institution is dedicated to providing a welcoming and inclusive community for all who seek spiritual growth and guidance. With a focus on fostering faith, fellowship, and service, we offer a variety of programs and events to nurture the mind, body, and soul. Whether you are a long-time member or a newcomer, you are always welcome to join us in worship and fellowship at Wallace Knox College House.