Matthew 28:19 “Evangelizing the Lost, Discipling the Saints”
OUR MINISTRIES
“Therefore you must endure hardship as a
good soldier of Jesus Christ”
2 Timothy 2:3
OUR MINISTRIES
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FIELD MINISTRY
Empowering Field Ministers—long-term inmates trained as missionaries—with discipleship, mentorship, biblical counseling training, and necessary resources to serve their fellow inmates.
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S.O.M.E.
(Staff Outreach Ministry & Evangelism): Recognizing the challenges faced by TDCJ staff, we offer appreciation events, counseling, and Christian resources to uplift and support these essential workers.
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Aftercare / Reintegration
COMING SOON! | Our upcoming program, Restoration Harbor, focuses on reintegrating former inmates into society by providing a Christ-centered aftercare program. This initiative aims to restore individuals to God, their families, and society, offering a stable foundation for a successful transition.
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Church Prison Partnership
By pairing local churches with Field Minister teams, we facilitate pastoral counseling, discipleship, and supply resources to support the spiritual needs of the inmate population.
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Family Ministry
In collaboration with churches and nonprofits, we host family-oriented events aimed at reconciling prisoners with their loved ones, strengthening family bonds, and teaching godly principles for marriage, parenting, and family dynamics.
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Global Support
We back efforts to establish and maintain prison seminaries worldwide, fostering spiritual education and growth among the incarcerated globally.
“So I want to build an army for the Lord out here”
-Terry Solley
FAQ’S
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You can become a TDCJ volunteer with these easy steps:
STEP 1: SUBMIT VOLUNTEER APPLICATION
Complete and submit your online application HERE or by visiting Visit tdcj.texas.gov and click Volunteer.
Please be aware that this is a lengthy application that also includes a complete background check by the TDCJ.
Note: A criminal record does not prohibit you from being a volunteer.
STEP 2: COMPLETE VOLUNTEER TRAINING
Once your application is completed and submitted, you can log-in for on-line Volunteer Training by clicking on the link “Log-in for Volunteer Training.”
Once log in, you have up to 30 days complete the online volunteer training. You can expect training to take about three hours to complete.
STEP 3: CHECK YOUR EMAIL
Once your online training is complete, it can take up to 25 days for your application to be approved.
Volunteer Services will notify you by email when your volunteer status is approved or disapproved.
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The Texas Field Minister job opportunity offers men and women serving long prison sentences a chance to embody a new way of life rooted in the Christian faith. By embracing responsibilities typically reserved for those in thriving communities, they can demonstrate the transformative power of living according to Gospel values, benefiting themselves and those around them, even in challenging environments. This role not only reflects personal growth but also serves as a testament to the redemptive and restorative principles at the heart of Christianity.
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We offer a range of services including Bible study groups, one-on-one spiritual counseling, life skills workshops, and re-entry support to help inmates find hope, purpose, and a new path in life.
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While our programs are rooted in Christian values, we welcome volunteers from all backgrounds who share our commitment to making a positive impact in the lives of those affected by incarceration.
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Donations can be made directly through our website via our secure donation portal. We accept one-time gifts as well as recurring donations. Your generosity helps us continue our vital work.
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You can reach us by email at info@texasprisonoutreach.org, or by phone at 346-730-1908. We're here to answer any questions you may have about our programs, services, or ways to get involved.