Jim Adams Rebirth Prison Ministry

“In august 2017, the offices of jim adams rebirth ministries were flooded during hurricane harvey. Mr. Adams had to leave the offices very suddenly and was not able to pack up any of the corporate paperwork. 2017 was the first year that the organization was required to file a 990-ez. The only paperwork that was saved after the offices were flooded was the 2016 and 2017 records. Schedule a cannot be completed prior to 2016.”

“Expenses office expense 1,219 travel 5,050 total 6,269”

“Continued from line 28 he also preaches there on tuesday mornings plus 5 sundays a year. He has some services that average up to 40 inmates and other services that average up to 190 inmates. He distributes bible study materials & tracts to all the inmates during their lunchtime. On wednesdays, he goes to the harris county jail from 8am to noon. He has a service with between 40-60 inmates and then he walks through the cellblocks to talk to whoever wants to hear about the difference that jesus christ can make in their lives. On thursdays, mr adams goes to the keagan jail downtown where he serves as the dorm pastor. He walks through the cells talking to the inmates. He takes a large basket of christian materials to distribute to the inmates there. He also has 5 preaching dates scheduled for either saturdays or sundays to preach during the year to between 50-75 inmates. Each year, mr adams does 2 kairos revivals at the hightower prison; the revivals last 4 days each. The team spends each day there doing in depth bible studies with between 40-45 inmates chosen by the chaplain and the warden to participate in this life changing event. The first saturday of the month he goes again to the hightower prison for the prayer and share time with between 100-200 inmates that have completed the kairos weekend and want additional bible study time. On saturday mornings, he has a bible study class at the san jacinto county jail from 8am-10am with 10-15 inmates. He acts as an on call chaplain for any of the prisons that need his services.”