Ways You Can Serve

Inside Prison/Jail

1. Men’s Life Group Leader or Assistant

Sunday mornings from 8:00 to 9:30 a.m. at the Lee County Jail. Leader will be prepared with a story to share, have 2-3 questions in mind, and follow the standard format for leading a discussion with a group of 20-40 men. Prefer each person to only serve every other week, unless you want to serve more often.

2. Women’s Group Leader or Assistant

TBD

3. Choose Recovery Team member (men or women)

Lee County Jail on the 1st Saturday of each month.

 

Re-entry/Release

1. Release Drivers

Many men are released from jail without a ride. The role would involve being on a list of people for the jail to call for morning pickups, give the person a ride, have conversation, begin to hear their story, ask questions to begin to discover their needs, invite them to church, small groups and available community like CR. It is more than a ride.

2. Mentors / Discipleship

The men and women released have needs for life skills and spiritual guidance. This role involves meeting with a person with regularity to help them adjust, make good decisions and to share with them new truths, habits and scripture (as they are willing). Invite them to church, small groups and available community like CR.

3. Transition Coordinator

Point person for gathering and collecting resources and having information available for the group to meet the needs of those we minister to such as: license, parole, social programs; employment opportunities, living environments. Invite them to church, small groups and available community like CR.