Hope for All in Jesus Prison Outreach

Christ In You, The Hope of Glory

Colossians 1:27

We are a God-birthed ministry, and we go into many Texas prisons and jails giving hope to the incarcerated (male & female) by preaching God's Word, sharing testimonies, and singing songs of praise & worship to remind them that there is hope for any and all in Christ Jesus.

To lead, manage, and maintain a ministry as expansive as Hope For All in Jesus Prison Outreach, requires a dedicated team.

We encourage you to visit our "Our Team" page to learn more about the individuals who keep our service to Jesus progressing. We strive to honor and sustain the vision that God bestowed upon our founder, Brother Robert Dubois, and his devoted wife, Sister Audrey.

Save the Date! Christmas banquet, December 21 - 6-10 pm
901 Wilson Road, Humble, Texas

Donate to Hope For All In Jesus Prison Outreach

We now have new ways you can easily give into this ministry:

One is ZELLE. Add new recipient with the ministry phone – 281 467 2410 and the name: Hope For All In Jesus Prison Outreach.

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Message From Our Chaplain and President

October 2024

Dear Partners and Friends,

In our journey through life, it's crucial to remember the One we serve. Our God reigns supremely over all things and can accomplish anything—except fail. As we navigate this world brimming with challenges, let's honor Jesus' name and shine His light in the shadows.

Imagine a man clinging desperately to a rope dangling from a cliff's edge. In panic, he cries out, "Is there anyone who can save me?" A serene voice replies, "I am the Lord. Trust Me—let go of the rope." The man hesitates, peering into the abyss below before shouting again for help.

There are moments in life when we're on that cliff edge too; hearing God call us to release our grip but struggling because logic dictates otherwise. We yearn for certainty—to see before believing—but such thinking often contradicts what faith calls us to embrace.

Consider the paragons of faith: they believed without seeing and moved when beckoned by God's call—even if their path was unclear or daunting. They exemplified living by faith rather than mere sight.

Remember how Thomas needed tangible proof of Jesus' resurrection? Despite his doubt being assuaged by touchable evidence, Jesus proclaimed those blessed who have not seen yet still believe.

As reflected in Hebrews 11:1—faith embodies both hope realized and unseen assurance—let it guide your steps as you walk confidently into whatever darkness surrounds you today.

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Shelia Johnson
Chaplain and President

Town of Hope Vision

Our beloved brother, Robert Dubois, has gone to his eternal rest, leaving behind a burning passion for this vision. Reflect on Hebrews 11:13 and 12:1. Let us strive to remain among the faithful.

As we journey through 2024, our hope is to see our dream for the Town of Hope come to fruition. The Town of Hope is envisioned as a sanctuary for men and women released from prison with no place to call home. This community will support them by providing spiritual guidance and vocational training, helping them reintegrate into society with renewed purpose and strength.

Projected rendering of what our Town of Hope will look like.