Serving in the name of Jesus Christ

Leading Christian prison ministries have banded together to engage with local churches and volunteers to rehabilitate and renew those impacted by crime throughout Texas. Join us for a day focused on how to implement and improve effective prison ministry programs. Attend this free conference to activate the Church and educate members about participation in prison ministry.

Austin, TX - Thursday November 7, 2019
9am-4pm

Austin Ridge Bible Church Bee Cave
9300 Bee Cave Rd, Austin TX 78733

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Speakers

Joseph Williams

Executive Director CMCA - Correctional Ministries & Chaplains Association

Travis Gray

Pastor, the Church at Bee Cave. Singer/Songwriter, Evangelist.

Ted Smith

Regional Director of Ministry, Midwest, World Impact Inc.

Jerry Blassingame

Executive Director of Soteria CDC, Senior Pastor, Soteria Christian Fellowship

James Ackerman

President & CEO, Prison Fellowship

Jim Young

Restorative Justice Coordinator Texas Baptist Men

Don Davis

Senior Vice President & Executive Director, The Urban Ministry Institute (TUMI)

Byron R. Johnson

Director, Institutes for Studies of Religion, Distinguished Professor of Social Sciences, Baylor University

Karen Swanson

Director of the Institute for Prison Ministries (IPM) Billy Graham Center at Wheaton College

Kit Van Arsdale

– MASTER OF CEREMONIES Southwest Regional Director Bill Glass Behind the Walls Prison Evangelism Training Ministry

Matt Thomas

Pastor, Founder & Director of Firm Foundations Ministries

Heather Rice-Minus

Vice President of Government Affairs and Church Mobilization, Prison Fellowship

Rob Harrell

Pastor, President & Founder, Austin Global Ambassadors (AGA).

PRISON MINISTRIES OF TEXAS

PMOT is a voluntary collaboration of independent Christian Prison Ministries with the common desire to rehabilitate and renew those impacted by crime.

Vision: seamless Christian prison ministry cooperation and interaction engaging with local churches and volunteers to rehabilitate and renew those impacted by crime throughout Texas

Mission: to build and nurture a network of Christian prison ministries to present conferences promoting engagement in prison ministry.

Our Purpose

Our purpose is to activate the Church, promote greater unity, motivate leaders and energize members about the exciting benefits of prison and reentry ministry.

Who Should Attend

Senior pastors, associate pastors, men’s/women’s pastors, outreach pastors, discipleship pastors, mission pastors and members of your congregations with a heart for prison ministry. Everyone with an interest in serving. Political and prison leadership are also invited.

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Why This Event Will Be Unique

Never before have major prison ministries banded together to promote a broad definition of the prison ministry opportunity. We believe that if church leaders can catch the vision of modern, broadly-defined prison ministry opportunities, they will commit to the ministry in a long-term, sustainable way.

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What We Offer to Attendees

Different themes, from traditional “inside” prison ministry to reentry to political reforms will be woven together into a powerful day of unity and vision-casting. The event will culminate with a call to action that the entire Body of Christ can pursue.

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Check out all the ministries we work with and see which one is a perfect fit for you!

Our goal is a 0% recidivism rate (no returns to prison) throughout Texas.

“…activating the Church, motivating leaders and energizing members about the exciting benefits of prison and reentry ministry”

"...When he saw the crowds, he had compassion on them, because they were harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd..."

"…remember those in prison…"