Adult and Teen Challenge Men's Campus in Billings, Montana offers a faith-based recovery program on a 5-acre property with convenient access to Highway 302 and I-90. This Christ-centered program serves men struggling with substance use disorders through a comprehensive year-long residential treatment experience. The Billings facility, with capacity for 20 men, is part of a global network that includes nearly 250 centers across the United States and over 1,000 locations in 95 countries worldwide—an organization founded by David Wilkerson in 1960. The program's curriculum centers on three core principles: recovery from the brokenness caused by substance use, reconciliation with Jesus Christ and others, and transformation through Christian foundations. Participants engage in Bible studies, prayer sessions, spiritual retreats, and vocational training as part of their recovery journey. The Pacific Northwest Adult and Teen Challenge programs require a one-time $500 intake fee with no additional monthly costs throughout the remainder of the program. Life Renewal clinical counseling provides behavioral health support that integrates cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and relapse prevention strategies—all approached from a Christian perspective. Since the facility does not maintain medical staff, all participants must complete detoxification before admission. To create an environment focused on healing, the program limits contact to immediate family members only and prohibits electronic devices. In alignment with their goal of complete substance freedom, the campus maintains a no-smoking policy.