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names below-Areas of responsibility listed: Rick Tolliver Executive Director and Men's Ministry Leader -rtolliver@recoveryprisonministries.com Arlene Tolliver Women's ministry leader - atolliver@recoveryprisonministries.com RPM Meetings For the month of January 2012. (Where the rubber meets the road!) -Volunteer reports are only mildly edited to preserve their style and enthusiasm- 01/05/12 -WRDCC We had 40 guys,3 amazing testimonys. One guy had been abused in every way. The family that was supposed to take care of him tried to destroy him. He always felt less than a man. After being saved he realized he is a man because Jesus accepts him and he is perfect the way he is. 01/07/12 -FCC RPM meeting at FCC - had a mix-up on sign out apparently, had 22 guys. 10 gave their hearts to Jesus. Doesn't get much better than this. 01/10/12 -BCC 116 men. We were not allowed to go last week because of a heating problem and also a signup problem. We were pleased that the crowd maintained their attendance and did not stay away as sometimes happens. One guy said goodbye and thanks with tears in his eyes. 01/17/12 -BCC 132 men. Great meeting. As promised Rick Tolliver and Phil Fisher came and shared with the guys. 32 men responded when Phil gave an altar call. 01/18/12 -WRDCC We had 35 guys. We talked about Hebrews 12. No matter what comes our way we can stay sober. Nothing that we will go through can compare to what Jesus went through on his way to the cross. 01/20/12 -ACC Farmington kick-off was postponed due to ice on roads in that part of state, so Phil and I went to Algoa Prison for their regular Friday night RPM meeting. Little Bob gave his testimony, had been incarcerated for 37 years straight. Two years ago gave his life to Jesus at an RPM/Celebrate Recovery meeting, getting out Monday.@ 130 guys in attendance, @ 40 decisions for Jesus. Heaven shook! Rick 1/22/12 - Pettis Co. Jail - 15 ladies attended, talked @ Denial. Good Meeting. before 1/23/12-MTC Ee had 60 men come to the meeting and it went great. Prayed over two of the men going home. I also should have told you we went to the prison on ThanksGiving. we had a very good time in the lord. 69 men came to that. 1/24/12 -BCC 94 men. 1/24/12 -WRDCC Treatment Center 41 guys ,had 6 guys going home, the Lord revealed himself and the tears started to flow,it was awesome 1/24/12 -WRDCC general population 32 guys. watched the movie courageous ,had great feedback .it really spoke to the guys To see older ministry reports click here Click here to read the Ricky Kimble Recovery Story Watch for email coming soon @ Ministry wide meeting for all VIC's and volunteers. Recovery Prison Ministries is dedicated to sharing the hope we have found in Christ Jesus to the correctional facilities around the state of Missouri, and now into Kansas. We have over 50 volunteers who share our experiences, strengths, and hopes. Some of us have been in their situation, and some are success stories from the Celebrate Recovery program, sharing what they have been given. All the volunteers attend various churches, but we have the common desire of introducing our LORD to those who are behind bars. The POWER of Gods Word to effect change in a persons life is real. Helping individuals understand and apply the truths of Scripture is the ONLY way for lives to be truly transformed. We expect to see a significant impact, not only on the inmates themselves, but also on their spouses and children,and even the correctional facility staff, and ultimately a reduction in crime. To God be the
Glory!
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