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| ADVISORY BOARD | PERSONAL STATEMENT TOP |
![]() Rev. Ed White Founder/Director Staff Trainer |
My
goal is to
have the FIT 100 hr. curriculum
that Dr. Don Pratt developed placed in all |
![]() Rev Philip Hulzebos Staff Trainer Facilitator |
I am
thoroughly convinced that what we are attempting
to do
cannot fail. We are not simply seeking to maintain a
program. We are offering proven, life-changing teaching and
interaction based on practical applications from God’s Word,
the
Bible. We wholeheartedly believe in the power of God's Word
to
transform lives. We work with instructors that believe the
same. It is our passion, our mission, our purpose, to teach a
way
of life that truly adds purpose and real meaning to every aspect of
life. Jesus said, "I am come that they might have life, and
that
they might have it more abundantly." {John 10:10}
This
truth is at the core of all we do and makes us all excited that we have
something substantial that will help others to be successful and
productive citizens as well ashy desire is to help
hurting people
to be successful through faith. This is highly personal,
since my own journey has led me through many
miseries that are changing
into ministries. My passion is helping others to become "free on the
inside" and responsible and happy family members. I have a special
interest in discipling men to be good and godly husbands. I have been
led to minister in the prisons, at biker meets, and in marriage
building. finding personal fulfillment in their
faith. TOP |
![]() Dr. Don Pratt Curriculum Developer Staff Trainer Facilitator |
We are not interested in reinventing the wheel. Most of the materials used in our program have been successfully used in both churches and prisons for years. What we want to do is to train prison workers how to most effectively use these tools to really make a difference. It is a big project but doable if we all work together. After training, a 4 to 12-week commitment of teaching prisoners once a week is all we ask for. The choice is then yours as to whether to recommit yourself and when. TOP |
![]() Mr. Fred DeMouey Staff Trainer Facilitator |
Two
years ago, the direction of my life changed
completely. Since 2001 I had been preparing to teach special needs in
the
elementary education field, but a freak accident delayed these plans.
The big change came in 2004when
I began working
with homeless men which led to prison work and men in crisis. He so
gently led
me to the Lighthouse Rescue Mission and on to the Polk
Correctional Institution ( |
![]() Rev. Tom Walter Staff Trainer Facilitator |
I have a passion for the elderly and minister in many facilities. It took some time before I entered into jail and prison ministry in 1999. Now I minister in the Hernando County Jail and in state and federal facilities. I am blessed to be a part of the 100 hour curriculum. TOP |
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Rev. Helen Campbell Women's Coordinator |
My vision is to see women free of issues that have held them
back
from accomplishing what God's purpose is for them. Through God's
Word, His help, and our hands extended, they will be set free.
The 100-hour curriculum is an excellent tool to provide
Bible-based, Christ-centered guidance for life skills as well as a
thorough understanding of how to apply the principles of God's
Word to
their everyday life. It is exciting to see the transformation in
the
lives of women whose lives are being changed through their
development in
God's Word. TOP
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![]() Rev. Michael Zarle Advisory Board Member |
My life’s mission is to positively influence all individuals by helping them improve their quality of life by means of developing their mind, body, and spirit. TOP |
![]() Rev. Terry Case Advisory Board Member |
My desire is to help hurting people to be successful through faith. This is highly personal, since my own journey has led me through many miseries that are changing into ministries. My passion is helping others to become "free on the inside" and responsible and happy family members. I have a special interest in discipling men to be good and godly husbands. I have been led to minister in the prisons, at biker meets, and in marriage building. TOP |
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Rev.
Ed White is Men's Ministries Director,
Assemblies of God Peninsular-Florida. Rev. White graduated
from Pastor Philip Hulzebos has been the Senior Pastor of Trinity Christian Center of Lakeland since March, 1997. Prior to this pastorate, he was the Youth and Children's Pastor also at Trinity. In February of 2001, Pastor Philip began to teach the Dad's Coaching Clinic in the Polk County Jail. Since then, he has trained over 1700 men at the County Jail and in the Polk Correctional Institution (Florida State Prison). Pastor Philip is also a "Blueprint" Men's Leadership Trainer for the Pen Florida Men's Ministry. Prior to the Pastorate, Philip also had experience working in drug treatment for young people and adults. He has been married for 24 years. He and his wife, Valonne, have four children; Amanda, 21; Krista, 18; Jonathan 10, and Rhonda 8. Pastor Philip received a Bachelors Degree in Pastoral Ministry with a minor in Counseling from Southeastern College. He is also trained in Crisis Intervention and Substance Abuse Counseling. [BACK] [TOP] Dr. Don Pratt has been Associate Pastor/Pastoral Care, Journey Assembly of God, Mr. Fred DeMouey graduated from |
| Rev. Tom Walter
is active in his home church and works with the God's Glory Jail
Ministry. He ministers at the Hernando County Jail plus state and
federal prisons. He has worked with the parenting unit and coordinates
leader training in Hernando and Citrus Counties. [BACK]
[TOP] Rev. Helen R. Campbell is the Adult Ministry Director, Assemblies of God Peninsular, Florida. She graduated from Eckerd College with a BA in Business and is a graduate of University of Virginia's Darden Executive Education Program. Her husband of 44 years is Mike Campbell with 2 sons and 8 grandchildren. Thirty years in business as an executive in a large corporation as a training director allowed her to see many people develop and grow into their full potential. After retiring from business, she became the principal of a Christian school for 4 years, again allowing her to impact lives of elementary children in their learning experience. Her service of thirty years as part of the volunteer leadership and later as pastoral staff member at Bethel Temple, Tampa, Florida, provided opportunity for teaching Sunday school for 29 of those years, as well as development and teaching of the Lay Leadership Volunteer Training program for 3 years. In addition she and her husband worked with middle-school and youth programs, many of whom are now in full-time ministry. Bringing this experience and knowledge into her work with mature and aging adults of Florida, she is now the director of Adult Ministries for Peninsular Assemblies of God. In this capacity she oversees state-wide events that bring these adults together for growth, inspiration, and fellowship. Her passion in working with mature adults is to provide encouragement and inspiration to pass on to those following behind, a spiritual heritage and legacy that will enable them to be successful in their spiritual growth and move forward, surpassing efforts of past generations. Prison ministry has opened up through involvement with Kairos Prison Ministry in Hillsborough Correctional Institute in Riverview and at the Federal Women's Work Camp at Coleman. This now has expanded to weekly mentoring with several of the women at Hillsborough Correctional Institute and teaching numerous classes to include beginning the 100-hour curriculum. Hillsborough Correctional Institute is the only total Faith-Based Prison in the nation. She is also involved teaching the 100-hour curriculum at the Polk County Jail in the Faith-Based dorms. It is exciting watching the transformation of women who had never understood the Word of God, now experiencing God's love and sharing this love to others. [BACK] [TOP] Rev. Michael Zarle was has been involved with youth, especially underprivileged youth, for his entire adult lifetime. Born in Mr.
Zarle’s
educational
background includes a ministry and educational degree from Rev. Terry Case is a Minister at Victory Church in Lakeland, Fl. Duties include prison ministry, the Victory Riders motorcycle ministry; Sunday School teaching and a marriage mentoring ministry. Formerly from Minnesota, he is a graduate of the University of Minnesota,where he earned a Bachelor of Business Administration Degree in Marketing and Management with a minor in Finance and Communication. He was Secretary of Full Gospel Businessmen Fellowship International, Northern Minnesota Chapter. He was youth group president at his church, the Glad Tidings Assembly of God, of Duluth, MN. He also founded the Christians In Action college ministry at the University of Minnesota, Duluth Campus. Locally, he is owner and operator of TE Concepts Co, a construction firm in Lakeland, Fl. Rev. Case has been married for 33 years to Jolene and they have had three children: Terra, Pam, and Benjamin. Pam went to be with the Lord in Jan. 2002. Through this experience, God has enabled them to personally minister to other parents that have lost a child. He is an Inventor, copyright holder, and a craftsman. [BACK] [TOP] |