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Your people are fighting this battle in private. Give them a place to win it together.

CLEAN is a 35-day discipleship journey to sexual integrity, for your brothers and now for your sisters. Your own leaders run it in your church. We give them the platform, the Facilitator's Guide, and a leader portal that shows them who needs a word today.

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400+men gathered through CLEAN since 2019
60cohorts have walked the journey
35days, one devotional at a time, walked together
2programs: one for your brothers, one for your sisters

Why it matters to your church

A transformed man transforms his household.

Pastor, you already know. Some of the people serving in your church are carrying this alone. Many will never raise their hand in a Sunday service. They need a safe, structured place to be honest with God and with each other.

01

Nobody wins this fight alone

CLEAN puts every person in a small group that walks the same day together, with brothers or sisters who know their 2 AM battles and pray for their freedom.

02

Integrity unlocks purpose

"How can God trust you with your purpose when you can't be trusted with your integrity?" As integrity is restored, clarity returns. Men and women start hearing His voice again, and they step up to serve.

03

Households and generations

Married, single, or dating toward marriage, every man is the spiritual covering for a household, current or future. His freedom raises his family's ceiling. Week 3 traces the patterns passed down and declares that they end here.

James 5:16

Confess your sins to each other and pray for each other so that you may be healed.

CLEAN is discipleship, not therapy. It gives your people the Word, prayer, fasting, confession and brotherhood. Anyone carrying trauma should walk with a counselor too.

What changes in your church

Freedom doesn't stay in the small group. It shows up on Sunday.

When a man's private life and public confession line up, he stops hiding. He stops sitting in the back row. He starts carrying his share of the house of God.

Increased attendance

Men who were drifting come back, and they bring their households. Brothers who meet every week keep showing up for each other on Sunday too.

Increased tithing and giving

A man who trusts God with his integrity learns to trust Him with his finances. Faithfulness in private becomes faithfulness in the offering.

Increased volunteerism

Men who felt disqualified step back into ministry: ushers, deacons, men's ministry, outreach. Graduates are commissioned, and many return as Right Hands for the next group.

Stronger marriages and homes

Husbands who cherish their wives. Fathers who break the patterns passed down to them. A transformed man transforms his household.

A leadership pipeline

Every group raises leaders. The man who walked CLEAN this season can lead it next season, so the ministry grows without depending on one person.

A culture of honesty

Once people have confessed and been prayed for instead of judged, the whole church gets safer. The next person to struggle knows where to go.

Two programs, one journey

For your brothers. For your sisters.

The same 35-day journey, written for men and rewritten for women. Men and women walk in separate groups, each led by someone of their own.

The CLEAN cup

CLEAN

The tools to achieve sexual integrity for the Christian man

  • A daily devotional on the CLEAN platform, with a short video response
  • A weekly group session with men fighting the same fight
  • A Right Hand: a trained brother who checks in, prays and walks all 35 days beside him
  • The Word, prayer, and a three-day fast, with modifications for health needs
  • Graduation is a commissioning. Many graduates return as Right Hands.
Week 1Vision, daily disciplines, and meeting his Right Hand
Week 2Breaking chains through confession
Week 3Tracing the roots and declaring they end with him
Week 4A defining season of breakthrough: the fast, walked together
Week 5The Word, prayer, and fasting for lifelong freedom

Written and led by Minister Donovan Anderson.

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The CLEAN Sisters alabaster jar

CLEAN Sisters

Tools for freedom and integrity for the Christian woman

  • One devotional a day: Scripture, a word for her life, and a private place to write
  • A daily question she can answer with her sisters, in writing or on video, or keep to herself
  • A group that reads the same day on the same day, joined with a code
  • Private tools for each assignment: the soul tie release, her family tree, and her fast
  • Her notes are hers. Only what she chooses to share is seen.
Week 1Sanctification: set apart for God's use, single or married
Week 2Healthy and unhealthy bonds, and the prayer of release
Week 3Her family's story, the patterns passed down, and breaking them
Week 4The Word, prayer, and a three-day fast she chooses
Week 5Persist. Share her testimony. Examine her circle.

Walked with Lady Mindelyn Anderson.

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How it works in your church

Your leaders, your schedule. Our tools and our support.

Meet in your fellowship hall, in a living room, or on Zoom. Your people can join from anywhere.

  1. Talk with me

    We'll pray, I'll hear about your church and your people, and we'll set up your free leader seat.

  2. Your leader walks it first

    Before anyone leads CLEAN, they go through it. You can't lead people somewhere you haven't been.

  3. Start a group

    Your leader creates a group on the platform in about five minutes and invites people with a code, a link, or an email.

  4. Walk the 35 days

    Everyone reads the same day together. Your leader runs the weekly sessions from the Facilitator's Guide.

  5. Commission them

    Graduates are sent to help set others free. Many become Right Hands for the next group.

Leader tools

Your leaders won't lead alone either. The platform walks with them.

Every group leader gets the Facilitator area: today's briefing, their group's pace, every session planned to the minute, and my full Facilitator's Guide. It's all in one place, on a phone or a laptop.

thecleanprogram.org/facilitator
CLEAN FACILITATOR

Week 2 · Day 3 · Soul ties

Spiritual Act of Worship. Here's your day.

Here's what today holds for your brothers, what to say, and who needs you today.

Day 10 of 35Your group · 8 brothersSession in 4 days
This morning Send the morning text A word of courage for today's reading, ready to send from your own phone. Text it
Who needs you 2 brothers need a word Brother J. · 4 days behind
Brother M. · 2 days behind See your men
Session in 4 days Breaking chains through confession 120 minutes, with each brother's turn in the circle. See the plan
Today's briefing

Built from today's devotional and the Facilitator's Guide. Read it in five minutes before your brothers start their day: the context, what to expect, and what to say.

A preview with sample names. Real groups show your own people.

The Facilitator's Guide

My full guide, searchable on the platform: the pre-interview, building a leadership team, creating sacred space for confession, every week, and a briefing for each of the 35 days.

Seven session plans

Orientation through graduation, planned to the minute, with what to prepare, what to do and what to say. Print any plan for the room.

Who needs a word today

Each person's pace and what they shared, with a text ready for your leader to send from their own phone. No one slips through the cracks.

Crisis help, one tap away

The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline and the Crisis Text Line are on every page, and in the session plans for the hardest weeks.

Daily video reflections

A walk with God, one day at a time, on camera.

Each day ends with one question, answered on video in up to five minutes, or in writing. Those short videos capture the day to day of a person's walk with God: the guarded first days, the honest breaking, the first real freedom. Over 35 days, we watch people transform in front of us.

Each person chooses whether to share a reflection with the group or keep it to themselves.

AI support for your leaders

So no one's story gets missed.

  • Every morning, a few lines on each person who shared the day before, so a leader with a full group knows where everyone is.
  • A summary of the group's comments, so the leader sees how people are encouraging each other.
  • "May need you today." If a reflection suggests someone may be in danger, the leader is alerted right away, and that person stays at the top of the page until the leader marks "I've reached out."
  • Only what people chose to share is read. Private reflections, notes, and assignment lists never are. The summary helps the leader start. It never replaces watching, praying, and reaching out.

The leader portal

Leaders sign in at thecleanprogram.org/admin/login. They see only their own groups: who has joined, who still needs to confirm the start date, each person's pace, and a history of every change. Never anyone's email or private notes.

Group tools

Invite people by email, accept new members, stop taking new members, make a new code, or move the start date. A leader can also pay for the whole group in one purchase.

For women's ministry leaders

Sisters' groups start and join with a code the same way. Lady Mindelyn and our team facilitate with the women's edition of the guide. Talk with her about leading a group in your church.

Walk it before you lead it

One free seat for your church's leader.

Pastor, I won't ask you to send your people somewhere you haven't been. So I'll give one leader from your church a free seat in the full program: you, your men's ministry leader, or your women's ministry leader. Walk the 35 days yourself. Then decide.

  • The full program, all 35 days, at no cost
  • CLEAN for a man, or CLEAN Sisters for a woman
  • One seat per church, set up on our call
Book a church conversation Or email us Put your church's name in the booking form so I know it's for your church. Every seat starts with a conversation. That's where CLEAN begins.

What it costs

Simple, per person. And money will never be the reason someone isn't gathered.

Each person needs their own seat in the program. Your church can pay for everyone, people can pay for themselves, or you can mix the two.

Pilot price

CLEAN, with a brotherhood

$250$100per man

$20 a week for five weeks, paid once. The ministry already covers 60% of every seat while we refine the platform.

Full program

CLEAN Sisters

$100per woman

All 35 days, her sisters, a group, and the private assignment tools.

For your church

Pay for the whole group

10% off

A leader can buy seats for the whole group, from 2 to 50 people, in one purchase. Groups of 6 or more get 10% off, and seats fill as people join.

Scholarships are available for anyone who needs one.Asking is never a mark against anyone. If cost is what stands in the way, let's take it out of the way.

How scholarships work

In their words

They came for help with a struggle. They left with a brotherhood.

Journeymen's words are shared anonymously to protect our brothers.

"CLEAN has helped me to step up my walk. It was stagnant before."
CLEAN Journeyman
"This whole thing teaches you discipline. This is not just for lust."
CLEAN Journeyman
"The tools we use definitely work."
CLEAN Journeyman
"One of the most satisfying feelings I have as someone who has experienced CLEAN is when my wife, in the most affirming way, says, 'The husband I have now is not the husband I had before CLEAN.'"
Deacon Wes R. MillerCLEAN graduate, from his foreword to the CLEAN Facilitator's Guide

Who walks with your church

A partner in ministry, not a program in a box.

Minister Donovan Anderson

Minister Donovan Anderson

Founder, CLEAN and Thirty Mighty Men Ministries

When I first started CLEAN, I didn't know if anyone would show up. My prayer was simple: "God, if you send me just one brother who needs CLEAN, I will run the program for just him." I meant it. God has sent more than 400 since. We simply create space. He does the healing.

Ordained
Zion Church, Greenbelt, Maryland
Education
Ph.D., City and Regional Planning, UNC Chapel Hill
M.A., Wesley Theological Seminary
B.A. and M.A., History, Howard University
Family
Husband to Mindelyn, father of four
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Lady Mindelyn Anderson

Lady Mindelyn Anderson

CLEAN Sisters, Thirty Mighty Men Ministries

For years, CLEAN was for men only. Then a woman signed up anyway. Lady Mindelyn walked her through it one on one, and that journey led to CLEAN being rewritten for women. She walks it with every sister. She also created and wrote RELEASE, a group that leads women to forgiveness of themselves and others.

Talk with Lady Mindelyn

Honest questions

What church leaders ask us first.

Don't see yours? Bring it to our call.

Is CLEAN therapy or counseling?

No. CLEAN is intensive discipleship: daily devotion, honest confession, Scripture, prayer, and a three-day fast, walked with others. It names sin plainly and never uses shame. Anyone carrying trauma should walk with a counselor too.

What does our leader need to run a group?

A seat in the program, a heart for the people, and time each week. Your leader walks CLEAN first with the free seat. After that, the Facilitator's Guide, the seven session plans, and the daily briefings give them what to do and what to say. I'm also a phone call away.

How much time does it take each person?

For 35 days: a daily devotional with a short response, a weekly session, and, for the men, a weekly meeting with their Right Hand. The Week 4 fast has modifications for health needs.

Who will know what people share?

Confidentiality is part of the covenant every person makes. What's shared in the group stays in the group, with one exception: someone's safety. On CLEAN Sisters, a woman's notes and assignment lists are private, even from our team. The leader portal never shows anyone's email or private notes.

Can our pastor or deacons go through it?

Yes. Leaders carry this battle too, often with fewer places to take it. Pastors, ministers and deacons have walked through CLEAN alongside laymen and found it useful for themselves and for the people they lead.

Do we have to be near Washington, DC?

No. CLEAN is online, and men have joined from multiple states and countries. Your group can meet in person at your church, on Zoom, or both.

We're a small church. Is this for us?

Yes. A group can be as small as two people. CLEAN started with a prayer for just one brother. Bring the people God sends you, and we'll help with the cost if that's what stands in the way.

What happens after the 35 days?

Graduation is a commissioning. Many graduates return as Right Hands for the next group, and follow-on groups through Thirty Mighty Men Ministries keep the brotherhood going. Your church ends up with people who are ready to help set others free.

David's mighty men didn't start out mighty. They started out gathered.

Let's talk about your church, your people, and your free leader seat.

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