Restorative Justice

• Freedom Walk: A one hour tour of the Carol Vance Prison to witness the work of the Holy Spirit in a Christian prison.  Your thinking about prison will change in one hour!
• Alpha in Prison: Guide a small group through aspects of Christian faith with others from Christ Church.
• Cool Water Ministry: Hand out waters as the officers enter and leave the prison.  Show our law enforcement officials how much we appreciate them.  It you are interested please contact Robert Coffman at rlcoffm@gmail.com.
• Kairos/Jubilee: A spiritual retreat weekend for inmates similar to Walk to Emmaus emphasizing Forgiveness, Agape Love and God’s grace.
• Mentoring: Provide support and guidance to inmates.  Show a man how to be a “Godly” man.
• Angel Tree: Help provide a festive Christmas party for the inmates and their children.  We provide crafts, food, gifts, a photo booth, DJ and memories. Click here to see an Angel Tree Video.
• Tutoring: Provide for the education of inmates on various subjects to prepare them for success in the free world.  Each inmate should have their GED or better before leaving prison.
• Day with Dad: A party for inmates and their children complete with clowns, inflatables, crafts, photo booth, DJ and food.
• Crosswalk: Help prisoners as they return to the “free” world.  Lead classes on computers, financial planning, goals, Life Skill Programs, etc. 
• Life’s Healing Choices: Facilitate a 12-step program.
• Santa Maria’s Bonita House (Babies and Mothers Bonding Initiative, Women Helping Others and Women and Children): A place where mothers live with their children as an alternative to incarceration in an apartment setting.  CC hosts 3 separate inspirational, fun parties in the spring and fall. Contact Sandra Vautrain at sandrav62588@gmail.com.
• RJM Sunday: Help is needed for the RJM information table,  the Joshua Tree and the luncheon.

Contact Betty Waedemon for information on any of these activities at bbw1m@aol.com , 832.755.7761

Take the Training: To volunteer in the prison for an ongoing event, or to visit 4  times or more, you must be trained by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice every 2 years. Anyone at least 18 years old can be trained. Contact Betty Waedemon at bbw1m@aol.com  with questions.