Jail Ministry
Path of Grace is partnering with the Walton county jail in conducting what we call a jail ministry. Path of Grace Assistant Directors, Brandee Anderson, and Tiffany Garner helped start this partnership and through it minister to the women inmates in the Defuniak Springs jail. Brandee and Tiffany choose three women from the Path of Grace Recovery Program to join them each week. The POG women give their testimonies to the inmates and spur conversation about recovery. At the jail, they talk and work with a different group of women every week, hoping to give them encouragement and hope. This ministry is about promoting recovery, sharing the Word of God, and to give participating inmates the opportunity to see that recovery from addiction is possible. Our hope is that the inmates will embrace the message of recovery, carry the message of recovery and begin to find a path of grace for themselves through Jesus.
Leadership Team
Path of Grace is now helping more women than we ever have. Our total bed count is soon to be at 35, thanks to the two new buildings and the generosity of our supporters. It’s extremely comforting to know we can offer help to the women that need it. I’m forever grateful to all of the givers in this community that choose to be a part of this ministry. Every day I see the difference this program is making in the lives of our residents and their families as well.
Many women in the program being led to Jesus Christ. That’s the best! There’s nothing better than witnessing someone go from down and out, on drugs and alcohol, to blossoming and thriving in their walk with GOD! To me, GOD is the key to their success!
I see enthusiasm taking root here! It’s contagious! Many more will make it and many more will be saved!
With a Grateful Heart,
Eddie
Path of Grace Leadership
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Board of Directors
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Jack Anthony / President
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Paul Jones
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John Crunk
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Debbie Speigner
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Eddie Mansfield / Managing Director
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Janine Stouse
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Maurice Stouse