JASON

Menschen in Gefängnissen liegen uns ganz besonders am Herzen.

Wir bieten Menschen mit ungewollten gleichgeschlechtlichen Neigungen deshalb auch an, sie im Gefaengnis zu besuchen, bzw. per Email, Post oder Telefon mit ihnen in Kontakt zu treten. Es ist dabei voellig unwichtig, weswegen diese Menschen in Haft sind. Wir moechten Sie im Glauben staerken, sie besuchen und fuer sie da sein. Nichts anderes wuerde Jesus von uns wollen.


Wenn ihr selbst davon betroffen seid oder jemand kennt, der dies gerne in Anspruch nehmen würde, ruft uns an:

089-780 18 960
oder per Email.

OPPORTUNITY FOR SERVICE

A vital part of recovery is becoming less self-centered. That’s what Step 14 is all about.

There are people who have no HA chapter near them (some in prison) who would find great encouragement if someone would be willing to correspond with them.

If you’d be willing to write a fellow-struggler, please let us know, giving your permission to send your name and address to those requesting a pen pal. We’ll let those who ask know of your willingness. We’ll tell them nothing about you and you nothing about them—that’s up to you both. We’ll just put people looking for a pen pal in touch with those willing to be a pen pal. Are you ready to do some Step 14 work?

www.ha-fs.org

 

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Schädliche Folgen des Strafvollzugs

Tips for writing to a prisoner

Weitere Links

Justizministerien anderer Bundesländer

Prison Fellowship partners with local churches across the country to minister to a group that society often scorns and neglects: prisoners, ex-prisoners, and their families. God, unlike the world, has always chosen to identify closest with those who are isolated and broken. “For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison, and you came to visit me . . . I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me” (Matthew 25:35-36, 40).

USA: Colson legt Vorsitz von Prison Fellowship nieder

Links:

http://www.prisonministry.org/

Study On Effectiveness of Prison Ministries

A survival guide for entering prison

• Introduction
  
• A Shocking Experience
  
• Be Prepared
  
• General Hints
  
• Keeping Physically Fit
  
• Spiritual Fitness: The Most Important
  
• Relationships with the Outside
  
• Closing Thoughts
  
• Epilogue

YOUTH SPEAKER, let's keep our children out of prison! THE DANGERS OF DRUGS, a leading cause of crime!

Ronnie Crocker spent half of his life in and out of jails and prisons. Ronnie was converted during his last incarceration through the prison work of Frank Parker. He is a 1993 graduate of the Memphis School of Preaching. Ronnie has been very effective in converting substance abusers using a ministry he developed called Project Rescue. In addition to prison ministry, Ronnie is an excellent speaker to young people. Ronnie is the preacher at the Palm City church of Christ and can be reached at:
PO Box 2418
Palm City, FL 34990
(772) 286-1414
soundwords@aol.com, or palmcitychurch@aol.com

Ronnie & Curtis Skinner are a good team for youth groups.

TOUGH LOVE, a workshop for parents & church leaders WORKING WITH TROUBLED YOUTH, reach them before they are lost in the world.

Jim Edris has been involved in prison ministry since 1985. He serves weekly at Cross City Correctional and Lancaster Correctional (a youthful offender camp). This includes preaching, teaching and counseling. Jim specializes in ministry to youthful offenders, and to the youth of church. Jim is also a computer whiz and can help with many church computer applications. Jim is the prison minister for the Campus church of Christ and can be reached at:
PO Box 1677
High Springs, FL 32643
(386) 454-2596
 

CASA (Christians Against Sinful Addictions, a Bible based 12 step program) CHRISTIAN SUPPORT GROUPS GET A LIFE (Life Skills program; to get people educated, employed and off welfare)

Mary Green is a retired teacher with a doctorate in counseling. Mary was co-developer of the program for battered women and children in Manatee county and worked with the Teen Pregnancy Task Force. Mary developed a Life Skills Program and has taught CASA. Mary Green has 16 years involvement in the ministry. She is a member of the 53rd Ave church of Christ in Bradenton and can be reached at:
PO Box 963
Cortez, FL 34215
(941) 795-7121
maryfulfordgreen@hotmail.com

PARENTING CLASSES, raising our children in the Lord FAMILIES IN CRISIS, it isn't over yet!

Benny Hunton is a teacher at the Christian Home and Bible School in Mount Dora and is a licensed Mental Health Counselor with his own private practice. Benny conducts parenting classes to empower parents to raise children in these difficult times. His programs cover self-esteem, communication, discipline and responsibility. Benny stresses prevention and intervention for troubled youth. HRS sends families to the church for Benny's classes! Benny Hunton is an elder of the South 14th Street Church of Christ; contact him at:
33215 Coventry Dr
Leesburg, FL 34788
(352) 787-4770 or 787-9871.

GANGS, why they draw our youth and offering postive alternatives WORKING WITH JUVENILE OFFENDERS, from "Opie" to the "baddest of the bad"

Curtis Skinner is a deputy Sheriff for Pinellas County and trains new officers for street duty. He is an excellent speaker on gangs, drugs and what is happening on the streets of America. He also speaks to youth groups. Curtis heads up the jail ministry for the 20th Street church of Christ in Saint Petersburg. They teach some of the most difficult juveniles in America's jails today. Curtis can be contacted at:
2500 66 Terr South
St. Pete, FL 33712
(727) 867-0131.
cskinner1957@msn.com

Curtis & Ronnie Crocker are a good team for youth groups.

WORKER TRAINING CLASSES CRIME'S COST, lost souls, a fearful society and God's people wondering what to do!

Gary Wyder has been a full-time prison minister since 1982. In addition to ministry at 9 area prisons; he and his wife, Pat, have assisted many released inmates and their families. Gary stresses networking and coordination of efforts around the State. He provides training of workers and produced two training videos for workers and the church. He is the contact to put together workshops for your congregation. Gary Wyder is the prison minister for the Lake Butler church of Christ;
PO Box 776
Lake Butler, FL 32054
(352) 377-0058

Achtung:

Wir vermitteln auch Brieffreundschaften zu Gefangenen in den USA!

Infos unter Tel.: 089-78018960

Email: free32@gmx.de

Examples of what a prison ministry can do - taken from Madison Ministries:


1. Bible classes aimed at behavior modification, conversion and spiritual growth.
2. Correspondence courses aimed at conversion and spiritual growth.
3. Courses to prepare inmates for release such as “Scriptural-Based Money Management.”
4. Letter writing to inmates. Special guidelines are provided.
5. Church sponsorship of a Faith Based Honor Dorm. An Honor Dorm is a place to live for those men who want to change their lives. It has an intense structure where responsibility and accountability are taught. Each resident is required to be enrolled in a religious class at all times.
6. Family Night. Two special nights are set aside each year for Honor Dorm residents who meet certain strict standards. Friends and family can visit at these times. The church provides food and visits for those inmates who will be alone those nights.
7. Worship services are conducted Sunday afternoons in the chapel of Honor Dorm 16, which the Madison church sponsors.
8. Gospel meetings are held at the prison each year.
9. Personal hygiene items for indigent inmates that are provided through voluntary contributions by members.
10. Appreciation meals for the prison staff are provided periodically. Members of the Madison church serve these.








Or look at Memorial Road Church of Christ:

Opportunities to serve:

• Write letters of encouragement
• Grade correspondence courses
• Conduct Bible studies in the prisons
• Drive vans to correctional facilities to provide transportation for prisoners to and from worship services

Hinweis:

Auf diesen Seiten finden sich viele Links und Hinweise auf Organisationen jeglicher Art. Diese Hinweise bedeuten nicht zwangsweise, dass diese Organisationen auch JASON unterstützen. Wir haben sie ausgewählt, da sie entweder direkt mit dem Thema verbunden sind oder nützlich sind für Betroffene. Wir sehen uns solidarisch mit ihnen und möchten sie auf diese Weise kostenlos unterstützen, indem wir Werbung für sie machen. Sollte irgendjemand dies nicht wünschen, bitten wir um ein kurzes Email und wir werden die betroffenen Stellen natürlich sofort entfernen.

Wir sind rein privat, uneigennützig und christlich. Wir haben keinen persönlichen Vorteil davon, dass wir etwas veröffentlichen - ganz im Gegenteil, das kostet uns eine Menge Geld. Wir wollen nur Menschen helfen. Danke für euer Verständnis.

These pages include lots of links and informations. We want to stress that these organizations do not necessarily support us. We do think, however, that they might be helpful for the people who contact us. Also we want to make pubilicty for them as we think they might be something that we could support, too. If you want any of that removed, please let us know and we will do that in no time.

We'd also like to point out that we are totally private and non-commercial - and, of course, Christian. We do not have any personal profit in publishing something. All we want is to bring people to Jesus.

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