In the "News" section of this website you can read about a good man who has to step down for medical reasons, and another good man who will continue to serve the mentors of the ex-offenders.

Click to >> Read more about How the Ex-Offender Re-Entry Program works

Taxes Saved... And Souls Saved!!!

The average daily cost of incarceration at Monroe County Correctional Facility, throughout 2009, was $43.73 (Report to the Board of Monroe County Prison Inspectors, January 12, 2010). Just keeping one person out of jail for six months saves the County tax-payers $7,871.40, in housing costs alone. The opportunity to obtain and keep a good job, and kive in a safe enviornment enhances the chances of staying out of jail. From July 1 through December 31, 2009, we had a total of 3,074 man/days of participation. This equates to a savings of $134,426.02. The people we work with have started to develop a relationship with their Savior, and are applying what they learn to their daily lives. They truely make good employees and good neighbors, and work hard to be a responsible, Christ centered, individuals.

Click to >> Read more Ex-Offender Re-Entry Program Statistics

Mentors matter...

What these people all have in common is a Mentor who is grounded in a church relationship and wants to simply be a friend. They are a non-judgemental sounding board who can readily provide advice and direction. They have someone who can show them how to overcome adversity and persevere.

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Please keep us in your prayers so we can continue doing the work that Jesus described in Matthew 25.

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Posted: August, 2010