Teaching
Teaching at Life Abundant equips inmates with faith and skills, breaking cycles of despair through Christ-centered education and compassionate guidance.
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Equipping for Transformation
Life Abundant’s mentoring embraces preparation, prayer, and processing to meet inmates’ diverse needs, offering education and faith-based guidance to foster hope, reduce recidivism, and empower lives with biblical wisdom.
Prepare. Pray. Process.
There are very few constants found among those impacted by incarceration. People who are imprisoned, or who have been recently released are literally a sampling of the larger community.
Social, cultural, ethnic and economic diversity is present in every jail and prison. Please keep this in mind.
Prepare for your classes. Pray before and during your classes. Process what is happening during your classes.
Research has shown that there is a significant drop in recidivism depending on an inmate’s level of education. We encourage men and women to participate in classes and help improve their basic reading, writing and comprehension skills.
Some inmates have not been deeply involved with church protocol or government and too much peripheral information can be confusing for new converts or those re-committing their lives. Remember, stick to the basics.
Life Abundant volunteers utilize curriculum and practices from (not all listed):
- Celebrate Recovery
- Bible-based Trauma Healing
- Stephen Ministry
- International Fellowship of Chaplains
- Correctional Ministries and Chaplains Association (CMCA)
Inmates Released
Who Return
Cost Per Year
Empowering Through Education
Life Abundant’s teaching empowers inmates with skills and biblical wisdom to transform lives. Through classes and mentorship, volunteers foster hope, equipping them for spiritual and societal growth, rooted in faith.