
While I was incarcerated at the Ellen Halbert Unit in 2015, I went to a Bible study every day of the week. I took the took Bridges to Life class, and the love of the volunteers in class gave me hope. I would think to myself, “Wow, these people have families and lives. They are coming out to the unit to love on us. That is incredible!” It changed me. God has shown me through these Bible studies the true meaning of fellowship and love. In the past, I sought after the wrong things my whole life, but I found God’s love through the TDCJ volunteer/Chaplain services at the Halbert Unit.
After successfully completing the program at the Halbert Unit in 2015, I have been employed and have had two promotions. I attend church several days a week and help lead Celebrate Recovery. I am also a TDCJ volunteer at the Halbert Unit with Celebrate Recovery and Bridges to Life, and do monthly prison ministry with my church, Christian Life Austin.
My recovery journey is progress, not perfection, and I work it joyfully every day.
NM
After successfully completing the program at the Halbert Unit in 2015, I have been employed and have had two promotions. I attend church several days a week and help lead Celebrate Recovery. I am also a TDCJ volunteer at the Halbert Unit with Celebrate Recovery and Bridges to Life, and do monthly prison ministry with my church, Christian Life Austin.
My recovery journey is progress, not perfection, and I work it joyfully every day.
NM