Use your life to help someone rebuild theirs.
Remember My Chains needs faithful people who can serve with wisdom, compassion, consistency, and care.
Serving matters. Restoration work requires people who are willing to show up, listen well, pray faithfully, and help returning citizens take wise next steps.
There is a meaningful place for you in this mission.
Some people serve by writing letters. Some serve through mentorship, prayer, administration, resource connection, workshops, or reentry support. Every faithful role matters.
Letter Writing
Send encouragement, scripture, prayer, and hope to people who are incarcerated and need to know they are not forgotten.
Mentorship
Walk with returning citizens through encouragement, accountability, wise conversation, and practical next steps.
Reentry Support
Help people connect to resources, prepare for employment, rebuild routines, and move toward stability.
Compassion needs structure.
Serving in reentry ministry requires a heart of mercy and a commitment to wise boundaries. We want to serve people well while protecting those being served, those serving, and the integrity of the ministry.
- Serve with humility, patience, and consistency.
- Respect confidentiality and ministry guidelines.
- Complete required training or screening when needed.
- Maintain healthy and appropriate boundaries.
- Support people without creating dependency.
- Work as part of a team, not alone.
Before you begin
Some serving opportunities may require training, screening, confidentiality, and agreement with ministry guidelines.
Completing the interest form does not guarantee placement in a serving role, but it helps us begin the conversation and discern the right next step.
Tell us how you want to serve.
Use this form to let us know how you are interested in serving with Remember My Chains. Your response helps us understand your heart, availability, and possible next steps.
Serving may include letter writing, mentorship, prayer support, reentry support, administration, resource connection, or helping with events and workshops.
Serving with wisdom
Some opportunities may require training, screening, confidentiality, and agreement with ministry guidelines before serving begins.
Restoration work needs faithful servants.
Your time, compassion, wisdom, and consistency can help someone take meaningful steps toward stability, responsibility, and renewed purpose.