This team ministers to residents of some of our local Extended Stay Motels. We go out twice a month—on the 2nd Wednesday of every month at 6:30pm and the 4th Saturday of every month at 9:30am—take them some sandwiches to eat. Our primary focus is to share the Gospel with them so they can have an opportunity to be born again. Secondly, we want to pray for needs and let them know about Victory and the ministries that we have available.

Location: Miscellaneous Norcross Extended Stay Motels. We will meet at the Street Grace offices at 5995 Financial Drive, Suite 180, and then car pool over to the location.

Who: Adult Men & Women. No children under 18 will be allowed.

Training: We will train you before you go out that day.

Dress: Casual. Dress warm in cold weather.

Click here to contact us with any questions.

Sign Up

Freedom Outreach Team is a street evangelism team that partners with 7 Bridges to Recovery in reaching the homeless and disenfranchised for Jesus Christ. We provide bibles, hygiene kits, socks, tee shirts, items of clothing, shoes, bagged lunches and prayer for the homeless while providing an opportunity to begin a relationship with Jesus.

Teams go out on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of each month. We meet by the Classes Building area parking lot Saturday morning at 11am.

If you would like to serve on this team, click here.
For questions or more information click here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers at the Transitional Center at Phillips the first three Friday evenings of each month to the inmates that are being prepared to be released back into our community.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

Freedom Outreach Team is a street evangelism team that partners with 7 Bridges to Recovery in reaching the homeless and disenfranchised for Jesus Christ. We provide bibles, hygiene kits, socks, tee shirts, items of clothing, shoes, bagged lunches and prayer for the homeless while providing an opportunity to begin a relationship with Jesus.

Teams go out on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of each month. We meet by the Classes Building area parking lot Saturday morning at 11am.

If you would like to serve on this team, click here.
For questions or more information click here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers to all the men in the main prison with worship and the Word of God, once per month, on the 2nd Friday of each month.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers at the Transitional Center at Phillips the first three Friday evenings of each month to the inmates that are being prepared to be released back into our community.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers at the Transitional Center at Phillips the first three Friday evenings of each month to the inmates that are being prepared to be released back into our community.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

This team ministers to residents of some of our local Extended Stay Motels. We go out twice a month—on the 2nd Wednesday of every month at 6:30pm and the 4th Saturday of every month at 9:30am—take them some sandwiches to eat. Our primary focus is to share the Gospel with them so they can have an opportunity to be born again. Secondly, we want to pray for needs and let them know about Victory and the ministries that we have available.

Location: Miscellaneous Norcross Extended Stay Motels. We will meet at the Street Grace offices at 5995 Financial Drive, Suite 180, and then car pool over to the location.

Who: Adult Men & Women. No children under 18 will be allowed.

Training: We will train you before you go out that day.

Dress: Casual. Dress warm in cold weather.

Click here to contact us with any questions.

Sign Up

Freedom Outreach Team is a street evangelism team that partners with 7 Bridges to Recovery in reaching the homeless and disenfranchised for Jesus Christ. We provide bibles, hygiene kits, socks, tee shirts, items of clothing, shoes, bagged lunches and prayer for the homeless while providing an opportunity to begin a relationship with Jesus.

Teams go out on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of each month. We meet by the Classes Building area parking lot Saturday morning at 11am.

If you would like to serve on this team, click here.
For questions or more information click here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers at the Transitional Center at Phillips the first three Friday evenings of each month to the inmates that are being prepared to be released back into our community.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers to all the men in the main prison with worship and the Word of God, once per month, on the 2nd Friday of each month.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers at the Transitional Center at Phillips the first three Friday evenings of each month to the inmates that are being prepared to be released back into our community.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

Freedom Outreach Team is a street evangelism team that partners with 7 Bridges to Recovery in reaching the homeless and disenfranchised for Jesus Christ. We provide bibles, hygiene kits, socks, tee shirts, items of clothing, shoes, bagged lunches and prayer for the homeless while providing an opportunity to begin a relationship with Jesus.

Teams go out on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of each month. We meet by the Classes Building area parking lot Saturday morning at 11am.

If you would like to serve on this team, click here.
For questions or more information click here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers at the Transitional Center at Phillips the first three Friday evenings of each month to the inmates that are being prepared to be released back into our community.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

This team ministers to residents of some of our local Extended Stay Motels. We go out twice a month—on the 2nd Wednesday of every month at 6:30pm and the 4th Saturday of every month at 9:30am—take them some sandwiches to eat. Our primary focus is to share the Gospel with them so they can have an opportunity to be born again. Secondly, we want to pray for needs and let them know about Victory and the ministries that we have available.

Location: Miscellaneous Norcross Extended Stay Motels. We will meet at the Street Grace offices at 5995 Financial Drive, Suite 180, and then car pool over to the location.

Who: Adult Men & Women. No children under 18 will be allowed.

Training: We will train you before you go out that day.

Dress: Casual. Dress warm in cold weather.

Click here to contact us with any questions.

Sign Up

Freedom Outreach Team is a street evangelism team that partners with 7 Bridges to Recovery in reaching the homeless and disenfranchised for Jesus Christ. We provide bibles, hygiene kits, socks, tee shirts, items of clothing, shoes, bagged lunches and prayer for the homeless while providing an opportunity to begin a relationship with Jesus.

Teams go out on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of each month. We meet by the Classes Building area parking lot Saturday morning at 11am.

If you would like to serve on this team, click here.
For questions or more information click here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers at the Transitional Center at Phillips the first three Friday evenings of each month to the inmates that are being prepared to be released back into our community.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers to all the men in the main prison with worship and the Word of God, once per month, on the 2nd Friday of each month.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers at the Transitional Center at Phillips the first three Friday evenings of each month to the inmates that are being prepared to be released back into our community.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

Freedom Outreach Team is a street evangelism team that partners with 7 Bridges to Recovery in reaching the homeless and disenfranchised for Jesus Christ. We provide bibles, hygiene kits, socks, tee shirts, items of clothing, shoes, bagged lunches and prayer for the homeless while providing an opportunity to begin a relationship with Jesus.

Teams go out on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of each month. We meet by the Classes Building area parking lot Saturday morning at 11am.

If you would like to serve on this team, click here.
For questions or more information click here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers at the Transitional Center at Phillips the first three Friday evenings of each month to the inmates that are being prepared to be released back into our community.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

This team ministers to residents of some of our local Extended Stay Motels. We go out twice a month—on the 2nd Wednesday of every month at 6:30pm and the 4th Saturday of every month at 9:30am—take them some sandwiches to eat. Our primary focus is to share the Gospel with them so they can have an opportunity to be born again. Secondly, we want to pray for needs and let them know about Victory and the ministries that we have available.

Location: Miscellaneous Norcross Extended Stay Motels. We will meet at the Street Grace offices at 5995 Financial Drive, Suite 180, and then car pool over to the location.

Who: Adult Men & Women. No children under 18 will be allowed.

Training: We will train you before you go out that day.

Dress: Casual. Dress warm in cold weather.

Click here to contact us with any questions.

Sign Up

Freedom Outreach Team is a street evangelism team that partners with 7 Bridges to Recovery in reaching the homeless and disenfranchised for Jesus Christ. We provide bibles, hygiene kits, socks, tee shirts, items of clothing, shoes, bagged lunches and prayer for the homeless while providing an opportunity to begin a relationship with Jesus.

Teams go out on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of each month. We meet by the Classes Building area parking lot Saturday morning at 11am.

If you would like to serve on this team, click here.
For questions or more information click here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers at the Transitional Center at Phillips the first three Friday evenings of each month to the inmates that are being prepared to be released back into our community.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers to all the men in the main prison with worship and the Word of God, once per month, on the 2nd Friday of each month.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers at the Transitional Center at Phillips the first three Friday evenings of each month to the inmates that are being prepared to be released back into our community.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

Freedom Outreach Team is a street evangelism team that partners with 7 Bridges to Recovery in reaching the homeless and disenfranchised for Jesus Christ. We provide bibles, hygiene kits, socks, tee shirts, items of clothing, shoes, bagged lunches and prayer for the homeless while providing an opportunity to begin a relationship with Jesus.

Teams go out on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of each month. We meet by the Classes Building area parking lot Saturday morning at 11am.

If you would like to serve on this team, click here.
For questions or more information click here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers at the Transitional Center at Phillips the first three Friday evenings of each month to the inmates that are being prepared to be released back into our community.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

This team ministers to residents of some of our local Extended Stay Motels. We go out twice a month—on the 2nd Wednesday of every month at 6:30pm and the 4th Saturday of every month at 9:30am—take them some sandwiches to eat. Our primary focus is to share the Gospel with them so they can have an opportunity to be born again. Secondly, we want to pray for needs and let them know about Victory and the ministries that we have available.

Location: Miscellaneous Norcross Extended Stay Motels. We will meet at the Street Grace offices at 5995 Financial Drive, Suite 180, and then car pool over to the location.

Who: Adult Men & Women. No children under 18 will be allowed.

Training: We will train you before you go out that day.

Dress: Casual. Dress warm in cold weather.

Click here to contact us with any questions.

Sign Up

Freedom Outreach Team is a street evangelism team that partners with 7 Bridges to Recovery in reaching the homeless and disenfranchised for Jesus Christ. We provide bibles, hygiene kits, socks, tee shirts, items of clothing, shoes, bagged lunches and prayer for the homeless while providing an opportunity to begin a relationship with Jesus.

Teams go out on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of each month. We meet by the Classes Building area parking lot Saturday morning at 11am.

If you would like to serve on this team, click here.
For questions or more information click here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers at the Transitional Center at Phillips the first three Friday evenings of each month to the inmates that are being prepared to be released back into our community.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers to all the men in the main prison with worship and the Word of God, once per month, on the 2nd Friday of each month.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers at the Transitional Center at Phillips the first three Friday evenings of each month to the inmates that are being prepared to be released back into our community.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

Freedom Outreach Team is a street evangelism team that partners with 7 Bridges to Recovery in reaching the homeless and disenfranchised for Jesus Christ. We provide bibles, hygiene kits, socks, tee shirts, items of clothing, shoes, bagged lunches and prayer for the homeless while providing an opportunity to begin a relationship with Jesus.

Teams go out on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of each month. We meet by the Classes Building area parking lot Saturday morning at 11am.

If you would like to serve on this team, click here.
For questions or more information click here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers at the Transitional Center at Phillips the first three Friday evenings of each month to the inmates that are being prepared to be released back into our community.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

This team ministers to residents of some of our local Extended Stay Motels. We go out twice a month—on the 2nd Wednesday of every month at 6:30pm and the 4th Saturday of every month at 9:30am—take them some sandwiches to eat. Our primary focus is to share the Gospel with them so they can have an opportunity to be born again. Secondly, we want to pray for needs and let them know about Victory and the ministries that we have available.

Location: Miscellaneous Norcross Extended Stay Motels. We will meet at the Street Grace offices at 5995 Financial Drive, Suite 180, and then car pool over to the location.

Who: Adult Men & Women. No children under 18 will be allowed.

Training: We will train you before you go out that day.

Dress: Casual. Dress warm in cold weather.

Click here to contact us with any questions.

Sign Up

Freedom Outreach Team is a street evangelism team that partners with 7 Bridges to Recovery in reaching the homeless and disenfranchised for Jesus Christ. We provide bibles, hygiene kits, socks, tee shirts, items of clothing, shoes, bagged lunches and prayer for the homeless while providing an opportunity to begin a relationship with Jesus.

Teams go out on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of each month. We meet by the Classes Building area parking lot Saturday morning at 11am.

If you would like to serve on this team, click here.
For questions or more information click here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers at the Transitional Center at Phillips the first three Friday evenings of each month to the inmates that are being prepared to be released back into our community.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers to all the men in the main prison with worship and the Word of God, once per month, on the 2nd Friday of each month.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers at the Transitional Center at Phillips the first three Friday evenings of each month to the inmates that are being prepared to be released back into our community.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

Freedom Outreach Team is a street evangelism team that partners with 7 Bridges to Recovery in reaching the homeless and disenfranchised for Jesus Christ. We provide bibles, hygiene kits, socks, tee shirts, items of clothing, shoes, bagged lunches and prayer for the homeless while providing an opportunity to begin a relationship with Jesus.

Teams go out on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of each month. We meet by the Classes Building area parking lot Saturday morning at 11am.

If you would like to serve on this team, click here.
For questions or more information click here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers at the Transitional Center at Phillips the first three Friday evenings of each month to the inmates that are being prepared to be released back into our community.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

This team ministers to residents of some of our local Extended Stay Motels. We go out twice a month—on the 2nd Wednesday of every month at 6:30pm and the 4th Saturday of every month at 9:30am—take them some sandwiches to eat. Our primary focus is to share the Gospel with them so they can have an opportunity to be born again. Secondly, we want to pray for needs and let them know about Victory and the ministries that we have available.

Location: Miscellaneous Norcross Extended Stay Motels. We will meet at the Street Grace offices at 5995 Financial Drive, Suite 180, and then car pool over to the location.

Who: Adult Men & Women. No children under 18 will be allowed.

Training: We will train you before you go out that day.

Dress: Casual. Dress warm in cold weather.

Click here to contact us with any questions.

Sign Up

Freedom Outreach Team is a street evangelism team that partners with 7 Bridges to Recovery in reaching the homeless and disenfranchised for Jesus Christ. We provide bibles, hygiene kits, socks, tee shirts, items of clothing, shoes, bagged lunches and prayer for the homeless while providing an opportunity to begin a relationship with Jesus.

Teams go out on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of each month. We meet by the Classes Building area parking lot Saturday morning at 11am.

If you would like to serve on this team, click here.
For questions or more information click here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers at the Transitional Center at Phillips the first three Friday evenings of each month to the inmates that are being prepared to be released back into our community.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

Freedom Outreach Team is a street evangelism team that partners with 7 Bridges to Recovery in reaching the homeless and disenfranchised for Jesus Christ. We provide bibles, hygiene kits, socks, tee shirts, items of clothing, shoes, bagged lunches and prayer for the homeless while providing an opportunity to begin a relationship with Jesus.

Teams go out on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of each month. We meet by the Classes Building area parking lot Saturday morning at 11am.

If you would like to serve on this team, click here.
For questions or more information click here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers to all the men in the main prison with worship and the Word of God, once per month, on the 2nd Friday of each month.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers at the Transitional Center at Phillips the first three Friday evenings of each month to the inmates that are being prepared to be released back into our community.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

Freedom Outreach Team is a street evangelism team that partners with 7 Bridges to Recovery in reaching the homeless and disenfranchised for Jesus Christ. We provide bibles, hygiene kits, socks, tee shirts, items of clothing, shoes, bagged lunches and prayer for the homeless while providing an opportunity to begin a relationship with Jesus.

Teams go out on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of each month. We meet by the Classes Building area parking lot Saturday morning at 11am.

If you would like to serve on this team, click here.
For questions or more information click here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers at the Transitional Center at Phillips the first three Friday evenings of each month to the inmates that are being prepared to be released back into our community.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

This team ministers to residents of some of our local Extended Stay Motels. We go out twice a month—on the 2nd Wednesday of every month at 6:30pm and the 4th Saturday of every month at 9:30am—take them some sandwiches to eat. Our primary focus is to share the Gospel with them so they can have an opportunity to be born again. Secondly, we want to pray for needs and let them know about Victory and the ministries that we have available.

Location: Miscellaneous Norcross Extended Stay Motels. We will meet at the Street Grace offices at 5995 Financial Drive, Suite 180, and then car pool over to the location.

Who: Adult Men & Women. No children under 18 will be allowed.

Training: We will train you before you go out that day.

Dress: Casual. Dress warm in cold weather.

Click here to contact us with any questions.

Sign Up

Freedom Outreach Team is a street evangelism team that partners with 7 Bridges to Recovery in reaching the homeless and disenfranchised for Jesus Christ. We provide bibles, hygiene kits, socks, tee shirts, items of clothing, shoes, bagged lunches and prayer for the homeless while providing an opportunity to begin a relationship with Jesus.

Teams go out on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of each month. We meet by the Classes Building area parking lot Saturday morning at 11am.

If you would like to serve on this team, click here.
For questions or more information click here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers to all the men in the main prison with worship and the Word of God, once per month, on the 2nd Friday of each month.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

Freedom Outreach Team is a street evangelism team that partners with 7 Bridges to Recovery in reaching the homeless and disenfranchised for Jesus Christ. We provide bibles, hygiene kits, socks, tee shirts, items of clothing, shoes, bagged lunches and prayer for the homeless while providing an opportunity to begin a relationship with Jesus.

Teams go out on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of each month. We meet by the Classes Building area parking lot Saturday morning at 11am.

If you would like to serve on this team, click here.
For questions or more information click here.

This team ministers to residents of some of our local Extended Stay Motels. We go out twice a month—on the 2nd Wednesday of every month at 6:30pm and the 4th Saturday of every month at 9:30am—take them some sandwiches to eat. Our primary focus is to share the Gospel with them so they can have an opportunity to be born again. Secondly, we want to pray for needs and let them know about Victory and the ministries that we have available.

Location: Miscellaneous Norcross Extended Stay Motels. We will meet at the Street Grace offices at 5995 Financial Drive, Suite 180, and then car pool over to the location.

Who: Adult Men & Women. No children under 18 will be allowed.

Training: We will train you before you go out that day.

Dress: Casual. Dress warm in cold weather.

Click here to contact us with any questions.

Sign Up

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers to all the men in the main prison with worship and the Word of God, once per month, on the 2nd Friday of each month.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers to all the men in the main prison with worship and the Word of God, once per month, on the 2nd Friday of each month.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.

The Phillips Prison Ministry ministers to all the men in the main prison with worship and the Word of God, once per month, on the 2nd Friday of each month.

Our mission statement is transforming and unchaining the lives of the incarcerated by inviting them into the love, light and salvation of Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

Our goals are:
• To minister to the men in the Transitional Center every Friday night from 7-8:30pm including a time of worship, Bible study, fellowship and refreshments.
• To minister to the men in the main prison once per month with worship and the Word of God, bring them to salvation and help them begin a spiritual journey with the Lord.
• To begin to train the believers and help them to become disciples for Jesus by facilitating a weekly time of worship and Bible Study with them.
• To begin to minister God’s freedom to the men. Even though these men are not free physically yet, they can begin the journey of freedom: freedom from sin, freedom from pain, freedom from depression, etc. We want to allow the Holy Spirit to change their perception and their frame of mind by ministering the Truth of God’s Word.
• To begin bringing them to Victory Hamilton Mill for weekend services and to the Men’s Ministry meetings.
• To mentor them after they are released and to help them to begin making the transition back into society.

For more information and/or to volunteer, please contact the ministry leader David Rolax here.