Expressions of Freedom CD
Enjoy the 12-track praise and worship offering by the One Voice Praise Choir of Ebenezer Outreach Ministry.
Mission, Vision and Values
Mission
Deliver Christian spiritual guidance, teaching, encouragement, counseling, ministry, and mentoring to incarcerated individuals, their families, and prison chaplains. Provide a ‘transitional house’, support, and direction to help parolees reenter society.
Vision
Be recognized as the most effective and productive volunteer evangelical ministry in the Western United States in the positive transformation of the lives of incarcerated individuals, former inmates, parolees, and families of inmates.
Values
We Value:
- Demonstration of genuine love, passion, and discipleship for our Lord Jesus Christ.
- Evangelism, hearts won for Jesus Christ.
- Consistent commitment to volunteerism, hard work, dynamic travel schedules, and visiting harsh environments (prisons).
- Willingness to utilize personal God given talents (ministry, teaching, worship, music, business, labor).
- A Commitment to prayer, patience, and persistence.
- Compassion for restoring and serving the lost and misguided.
- Recognition and respect for authority and leadership (God and man’s).
- Teamwork, honesty, integrity, trust, and mutual support.
- A commitment to diligent stewardship and wise utilization of resources.
- Clear, effective, and courteous communications.
- Celebrating God’s blessings and sharing testimonies.
Donate Today
Help support the Ebenezer Ministry programs by making a cash donation today.
Expressions of Freedom CD
Enjoy the 12-track praise and worship offering by the One Voice Praise Choir of Ebenezer Outreach Ministry.
Stories of Hope
These stories from inmates we serve will educate, inform, and attempt to enlighten you regarding the inmates who eventually will be returning to our local community.
To those already involved in prison ministry, whether you minister in a prison as a Chaplain or volunteer or choose to provide financial resources, your donation of time and money has eternal value. In a large sense, what you are doing truly dispels the notion that “once a criminal, always a criminal.”
To the reader who has yet to participate in prison ministry, may your heart open and may you be challenged to become involved.
