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From Public Offender to Christ-Surrendered

FREE IN CHRIST

Inmates are not the enemy, they're held hostage to sin by our real enemy Satan and they are looking for hope

 

We know true hope is only found in Jesus ChristHe is setting captives free and bringing them into His kingdom.

 

It is possible for all to live free in Christ Join our mission today to:  Bring Christ's salvation to jail, serve and disciple in the community and

connect to His church.

Services

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Chaplain Visits

Worship Services

Post-Release Support

Community Outreach

Family Support

Law Enforcement Support

kingdom building

You're invited

  • Weekly Prayer
    Weekly Prayer
    Mon, Nov 10
    Jail Chaplains Office - Fargo
    Get together to intercede for the incarcerated, families, ministry, and community. This is also an open ministry time for individual needs such as inner healing, deliverance, and baptism of the Holy Spirit.

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Mission

Our Mission:  Bring Christ's salvation to jail, serve and disciple in the community & connect to His church.

At Jail Chaplains, we have a passion to bring Jesus Christ to inmates and support them in their journey towards a better life. Since 2006, we have been actively engaged in a wide range of activities that empower individuals and communities. We strive to point everyone to the freedom found in Jesus Christ and connect them to discipleship through local churches. Join us in our mission of creating real transformation.

Mike W.

"I've helped Jail Chaplains run groups as they helped me overcome a lifelong struggle with anger, rage, and violence."

Melvin L.

"Jail Chaplains really helped me turn my life around and be the person that I am today.  I never knew about Christ until they brought Him to me [in jail].  I am very thankful for that."

Shawn F.

"Through Jail Chaplains I was able to take an anger management class [while in jail].  Through the power of God and His grace, I now lead this group at the Cass County Jail."
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