about.

Welcome, I'm Rodney Williams!  

I was an alcoholic, gambling, and drug addict for over twenty years of my life. 

I was in and out of jails and treatment centers, only to return to my old life of addiction.  On June 19, 2002, while cooking methamphetamine, I was caught on fire and received second and third degree burns. On the way to the hospital, I made an unconditional surrender to the Lord Jesus Christ. I surrendered my life and allowed Jesus, through the Holy Spirit, to come and direct my life. For months after the explosion, I received care for my burns. Then, I went to a Christian rehabilitation center called the Home of Grace and had my mind renewed (made new) through the word of God. Once an addict always an addict is true if you remain that same creation but I have become a new creation in Christ and the lusts and desires that once reigned in my life are gone. Before I daily sought after the kingdom of darkness looking for that which could temporarily pacify but never satisfy my needs. But when I began to seek the kingdom of God as hard as I did my next high, then I found satisfaction in the fullness of Christ. As I had once searched for drugs, I have to daily read my Bible and search for God’s direction and purpose for my life. The freedom and joy that I have in my life is wonderful. God directed me to write of my past experience in bondage to addiction in Club Meth to Christ and also my new freedom in Christ.

I started Club Meth to Christ ministries to help others overcome battles with addictions and help family members deal with the tremendous struggles that are caused by a lifestyle of addiction.

Our Mission Statement:

Club Meth to Christ is a Christian ministry organization with two primary purposes or goals.

1. Educating youth about the dangers of drugs, alcohol, and premarital sexual activity and encouraging them to make good choices concerning those subjects.

2.  Ministering to persons of any age who are already dealing with addiction and helping them to be set free from the bondage of addiction and become more productive citizens.