PFC’s 2024 Impact Report summarizes the ministry efforts of 2024 as well as the various ways PFC ministers to prisoners every year.
Prisoners For Christ Outreach Ministries
IMPACT REPORT 2024
3 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE 4 THE PFC FLAG 5 6 PFC’S HEART FOR OUR MISSION and WHO WE ARE and WHAT WE DO INDEX
Remember the prisoners as if chained with them—those who are mistreated— since you yourselves are in the body also.
Hebrews 13:3 NKJV
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THE INSIDE CHURCH
Pastor Kiza Mugombagomba (L) of the D.R. Congo and the local Prison Director posing with potatoes and clothes for the prisoners provided by PFC donors. From Pastor Kiza, “Surely the prisoners were very happy for the assistance from PFC and to know they are not forgotten. They say thank you so much for the food and clothing. “The Director of the Prison was so very happy to see the assistance given for the prisoners. He says the needs are so many and most do not remember to care for the poor prisoners and their needs. He thanks us for being good servants of God and remembering the forgotten men he must try to care for. He was so happy, he asked for a picture with him and me outside the prison so you could see his joy at these provisions. Pictures are not much allowed. He prays blessings for the PFC ministry and all who gave so he could feed and clothe these men.”
7 PARTNERSHIPS 8 CHAPLAIN & PRISONER OUTREACH 10 TEACHING PRISONERS 11 TRAINING VOLUNTEERS 12 INTERNATIONAL BIBLE INSTITUTE 14 INTERNATIONAL MAP 16 INTERNATIONAL MISSIONS 18 2024 BY THE NUMBERS 20 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 21 STAFF 22 2024 INMATE ART CONTEST WINNERS
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Greg Von Tobel President & Founder
Dear Beloved Partners, G reetings in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ. William Carey, first missionary to India, once said, “If you provide the rope, I will go down into the pit.” In this example of partnership, William Carey let it be plainly known that he had the skill and willingness to do the dangerous work, but lacked the tools to accomplish it. Carey worked the front lines of ministry but relied on the supply lines that afforded him the proper tools. If you are a donor partner of PFC, YOU are our supply line and we are deeply grateful for your unwavering support and generosity throughout the past year. Your contributions have been instrumental in furthering our mission and touching millions of lives. I am excited to share with you the full impact of your giving in the enclosed annual report. As we reflect on PFC’s 2024 journey together, I am happy to report that the Lord allowed us to have significant increase in many areas of the ministry: • Our attendance went from 1.2 million in 2023 to over 2.1 million in 2024, an increase of 69%. Our missionary partners around the world are working hard in the prisons within their own countries’ prison systems. • With this increase we went from 49,000 decisions for Christ in 2023, to over 73,000 in 2024. • The other notable increase came in the number of services that were conducted under the PFC banner from 9,000 services in 2023 to over 13,000. That is an average of 36 services per day. • Our literature department is just exploding with over 18,000 Bibles distributed to the inmate churches around the world. (You can check out more of the metrics that we track on pages 18- 19 of this report.) That was just 2024. What do we have to look forward to in the ensuing years? Opening Bible Colleges inside prisons around the world; planting churches inside prisons (a newer vision); mass digital distribution of our resources; and more projects that are detailed in this report. Please be in prayer for us as we continue to go down into the pit to shine the light of Christ inside prisons worldwide. William Carey could have said it this way, “We need more rope!” Thank you once again for your generous heart and faithful support. God bless you, one and all who serve and who give. Rejoice with PFC as the Lord has seen fit to bless for another year.
In Christ alone, Greg Von Tobel PFC President & Founder
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WHO WE ARE
Prisoners For Christ Outreach Ministries (PFC) was launched in August of 1989 by Greg Von Tobel and his wife, Rhonda, when God called Greg from a career as a stockbroker into full-time prison ministry. Since then, millions of prisoners around the world have been ministered to by PFC volunteers. God has been faithful to provide PFC with more than we could ever think or imagine.
WHAT WE DO
Bible Study Correspondence School Church-Planting School Free Resources for Chaplains & Prisoners In-Prison Ministry The International Bible Institute Literature Distribution & Publication Online Training Courses Pen Pal Ministry Short-Term International Prison Mission Trips
TUMI - The Urban Ministry Institute Video Distribution & Production Yard Out Inmate Newspaper
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OUR MISSION
Our mission is to bring the Gospel of Jesus Christ to men, women, and juveniles in jails and prisons in the Pacific Northwest, across the United States, and around the world by providing church services, Bible studies, mentoring, seminary-level classes, Chaplain support, Bible schools, and more.
PFC BOOTH AT MISSION CONNEXION - PORTLAND
THE PFC FLAG SHINING THE LIGHT IN DARK PLACES As with any good flag, the design and colors for the Prisoners For Christ flag were carefully considered and chosen to represent the important aspects of our ministry. Beginning with the black field at the bottom, representing the darkness of life for all
who are without Christ (Rom 3:23). The gray field represents the transition from darkness to light; the sanctifying work of being changed from the old life to the new life in Christ (Rom 6:6). The white field represents the purity that comes from Christ’s righteousness that is gifted to us (Isa 1:18). The red in the PFC logo represents the blood of Jesus Christ, through which forgiveness of sin comes (Eph 1:7). The cross of the PFC logo pierces the darkness, allowing a pathway to righteousness through the cross of Christ (Ps 107:10). Finally, the globe in the PFC logo represents the Great Commission (Mat 28:19-20).
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PFC’S HEART FOR
THE INSIDE CHURCH
In 2013, in the remote Kenyan border town of Taveta, PFC missionary Bill Valley declared to a group of regional pastors and lay leaders, “There’s a CHURCH behind the walls of that prison!” Why would Bill make such a declaration? Because he just came from an unforgettable PFC service inside Taveta prison. What Bill experienced was “The Inside Church,” as well as a change in perspective. Bill saw a congregation
of worshipers, heart-stirring singing, a powerful sermon on Christ’s restorative power, a call to repentance, and a Spirit-led prayer service. After the service, there was godly fellowship and gifts given in the name of Jesus. This prison service had all the markers of a body of believers gathering in the name of Jesus as a church body.
Prisoners For Christ views prison ministry through this lens - that the ones to whom we minister (inmates, chaplains, in-prison volunteers, and even prison staff) make up “sister churches” of believers at each facility. These churches are on the front lines of evangelism, having a revolving door of wandering souls entering their fold. These churches are also on the front lines of discipleship, having ample opportunities to learn more and help each other grow in Christ.
ABOVE: Inside Church service in Taveta, Kenya.
This is why PFC focuses its efforts on providing support and resources to the men and women who operate these churches inside prison. Whether that means sending in Bibles, devotionals, and worship videos, planting Bible schools, or going on international prison mission trips, PFC is answering the call to remember these “prisoners for Christ” as if we were chained with them.
ABOVE: Eternity Street Band in “Redemption Stories,” a video series featuring outreach music and testimonies.
RIGHT: The Pando App is a Christian app for prisoners that features videos and other digital content from various ministries, including PFC.
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PARTNERSHIPS
Many prisoners want to go into ministry once their time has been served, but this can be difficult when most churches and other ministries require some type of degree for those they employ in full-time ministry. It can also be hard for a newly-released person to try enrolling in school while dealing with all the other challenges that go along with release. A program has been developed in response to these challenges that allows prisoners to earn a Christian Ministry Certificate while they serve out their sentence.
Prisoners For Christ, in partnership with The Urban Ministry Institute (TUMI), has classes running at the Monroe Correctional Complex in Monroe, WA. This is a 4-year course of intense study that provides seminary-level classes through a module-based curriculum with courses in Biblical Studies, Theology and Ethics, Christian Ministry, and Urban Missions. TUMI has recently released condensed versions of their 4-year curriculum for prisoners who have shorter sentences to serve. In our effort to expand TUMI into other states under the PFC banner, Dee Peterson, PFC’s Director of Discipleship, was named TUMI Site Coordinator for all things TUMI-related at PFC in 2024.
The mission of Lifeline Global is to glorify God by inspiring and equipping men and women, with church and community involvement, to become the godly parents, whom God has designed them to be. Lifeline Global has a program for fathers called “Malachi Dads” and one for mothers called “Hannah’s Gift.” “Malachi Dads” helps fathers understand and live up to their biblical responsibility as fathers, breaking the generational curses that plague so many families affected by incarceration.
Men’s Fraternity was designed to help men come together and strengthen one another through weekly biblical teaching and small group interaction. The authors of Men’s Fraternity wrote another curriculum called “33 The Series.” This series models the thirty-three years of Jesus’ earthly life to help men become better sons, fathers, husbands, and neighbors. PFC has a strong team at Coyote Ridge Corrections Center in Connell, WA, who have gained much support and recognition from the facility administration over their curriculum-based courses like “33 The Series”. “Hannah’s Gift” is modeled after the life of Hannah and her son (the prophet Samuel) as told in the first two chapters of First Samuel, showing incarcerated mothers how to parent from a distance. Prisoners For Christ partnered with Lifeline Global by producing the video version of the “Hannah’s Gift” curriculum and sharing it with them. In turn, Lifeline Global produced “Malachi Dads” and shared the videos with Prisoners For Christ.
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Prison chaplains are the faith leaders of their respective inmate populations. The responsibility of providing religious materials and programming falls on them. At Prisoners For Christ, we desire to come alongside chaplains to help support them with their needs. PFC works directly with chaplains across the United States to find out what they need, and in turn, procure quality resources that can be ordered free of charge via our online Chaplain resource page.
CHAPLAIN OUTREACH
VIDEO RESOURCES
STUDY RESOURCES
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Prisoners are the core constituency of Prisoners For Christ. PFC’s very name is a rally cry for the believers of The Inside Church. Therefore, it is a top priority at PFC to procure quality resources that will evangelize and disciple men and women in prison. From Bibles and devotionals to periodicals and books on human emotions, PFC seeks out relevant and impactful material to minister to the spirit of our brothers and sisters inside.
PRISONER OUTREACH
BIBLES & CHRISTIAN LITERATURE
Our Bible Study Corre- spondence School has 1,977 students from all fifty states currently en- rolled. We have teams of volunteers who review every lesson that comes in, write encouraging comments, and send them back with the next lessons.
Our Yard Out newspa- per has been extremely popular amongst the in - mate population for 25+ years because it is made up entirely of submis - sions from prisoners. It is mailed three times each year to more than 1,100 institutions all over the United States.
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TEACHING PRISONERS
BCS
Our Bible Study Correspondence School (BCS) is a ministry that serves over 1,900 inmates in all fifty States who wish to learn more about God and His Word. This Bible-based curriculum increases in difficulty over 17 Units and 130 Lessons. Teams of PFC Volunteers review each lesson and write encouraging comments for each answer in each lesson. We encourage writing a short prayer at the end of each lesson, and asking a blessing over each student. Then the reviewed lesson and the following lesson are mailed back to the student. For some prisoners, this is the ONLY correspondence they receive. As a sign of their tremendous accomplishment, prisoners are sent a Certificate of Completion when they complete each unit.
TUMI
In 2014, Prisoners For Christ launched the TUMI (The Urban Ministry Institute) curriculum at the Washington State Reformatory (WSR.) This is a four-year course of intense study that provides seminary-level classes through a module-based curriculum with courses in Biblical Studies, Theology and Ethics, Christian Ministry, and Urban Missions. In 2023, TUMI published shorter versions of their curriculum to meet the needs of short-term prisoners. PFC has a dedicated TUMI Site Coordinator who oversees the expansion of this incredible curriculum to more states in the US under the PFC banner. The International Bible Institute (IBI) was created to fill the void for quality discipleship curriculum for prisoners in developing countries. In America, PFC offers the Bible Study Correspondence School (BCS) for prisoners to draw close to God while serving their time. Whereas inmates in America complete their lessons and send them back to PFC for grading, prisoners in third world prisons do not have the luxury of sending their lessons through the mail to be graded. Thus was created a Bible Institute to be an onsite school within the prisons. We have volunteer facilitators who travel each week to a particular institution to instruct the students. Our first two schools were opened in Nigeria in 2018. As of December 2024, we have six IBI schools operating in Ethiopia, Mozambique, Nigeria, and Pakistan.
IBI
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TRAINING VOLUNTEERS
PFC-U
Prisoners For Christ is dedicated to making sure that our volunteers are well- equipped for prison ministry. PFC-University is our online volunteer training program. PFC volunteers can watch in-depth training videos specific to their area of the ministry (in-prison, Bible study reviewing, pen pals, and more) to equip them for the important ministry they chose. All new volunteers must complete these training videos before serving in the ministry. Training resources on prison ministry can be quite limited in third-world countries, unlike in the United States. For this reason, Prisoners For Christ introduced a series of classes to become a Certified Prison Worker (CPW) to its associates around the world. This is a 6-month to 1-year certification program. The courses are sent via email to international volunteers, returned to the home office for grading, and then returned to the volunteer student. These classes are intended to provide both foundation-level training, such as “How to Grow a Prison Ministry,” as well as more advanced lessons, such as “Understanding Inmate Manipulation.” The twenty-six lessons in this course will allow our missionaries to take their prison ministry leadership to the next level. The training is offered for free, though students must fill out an application before being accepted into the program. As of December 2024, 126 volunteers have earned their prison ministry certificates. The International Chaplaincy Training School (ICTS) was added to PFC’s repertoire of online courses for our international associates to complete once they have completed the CPW curriculum. Where the CPW curriculum would be considered undergraduate work, the ICTS curriculum would be considered graduate work. Once completed, graduating students will be conferred by PFC as a fully functioning chaplain for an institution. This is an incredible asset to the prison, its staff, as well as inmates. These courses were created to pick up where the CPW courses left off: to educate, to encourage, and to add credibility to our international associates’ pastoral authority within the institutions where they work. There are many chaplaincy training courses available in America for those aspiring to be a hospital, corporate, or military chaplain, however this is the only prison chaplaincy course targeted to those in developing third world countries. It is one of a kind in the world. We started writing these courses in 2018 and have since graduated twenty students, with more currently enrolled.
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These graphs are a way to show a Christian educational path for the PFC International Bible Institute. Starting with the basics of understanding the Nicene Creed all the way through the courses, with the end result of planting a church in a prison and becoming a Certified International Prison Chaplain. As you can see, it will take dedication to achieve. If you look at the graphs you can easily see the progression. The Basic Curriculum is the equivalent to a Bachelor’s level of study, the Intermediate Curriculum is equivalent to a Master’s level of study, and the Advanced Curriculum is equivalent to a Doctorate’s level of study. The goal of these courses is to plant new churches inside foreign prisons. This has been PFC’s vision for many years and these courses are a way of reaching that goal. Once the church is planted, the course continues to be taught within the Prison Church, thus using the whole principle of multiplication within the Christian sphere. - Don Szolomayer, Director of International Affairs THE INTERNATIONAL BIBLE INSTITUTE
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THE PRODIGAL SON PART I
WHAT IS HELL
THE PRODIGAL SON PART II
WHAT IS HEAVEN
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WHAT IS SALVATION
SPIRITUAL FARMERS
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THE GOOD SAMARITAN
WHAT IS SIN
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WHAT IS PROPHECY
THE PRODIGAL SON PART III
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HOW DO I GET TO HEAVEN
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THE WHEAT AND THE WEEDS
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WHAT IS THE CHURCH
THE GROWING SEED
WHO IS JESUS
THE UNMERCIFUL SERVANT
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WHO IS SATAN
THE LOST
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WHO IS GOD
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WHAT IS THE BIBLE
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THE WICKED TENANTS
THE WORKERS
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WHO IS THE HOLY SPIRIT
THE WEDDING BANQUET
THE TEN VIRGINS
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BASIC CURRICULUM
THE WISE BUILDER
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THE TALENTS
THE LAMP
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THE FRIEND AT MIDNIGHT
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THE JUDGE AND THE WIDOW
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THE COST OF BEING A DISCIPLE
ANSWERS TO PRAYER
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REASONS FOR UN- ANSWERED PRAYERS
NEHEMIAH
WHAT IS PRAYER
DAVID AND GOLIATH
OUR OWN PERSONAL PRAYER LIFE
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EUTYCHUS
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DAVID & BATHSHEBA
PRAYER IN THE LIFE OF JESUS
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MANASSEH PART I
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GIDEON’S ARMY
KORAH’S REBELLION
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MANASSEH PART II
SHADRACH, MESHACH, & ABEDNEGO & THE FIERY FURNACE
JOSEPH SOLD INTO SLAVERY
DANIEL AND THE LION’S DEN
JONAH AND THE WHALE
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UNDERSTANDING INMATE MANIPULATION
HANDLING EMERGENCY SITUATIONS
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WORKING WITH FACILITY STAFF
CONDUCTING A BIBLE STUDY
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UNDERSTANDING COMMITMENT
FUNDRAISING
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ADVISORY COUNCIL
INTERMEDIATE CURRICULUM 9-month Program “Here I am, send me” Isaiah 6:8
HOW TO START A PRISON MINISTRY
UNDERSTANDING GOD’S CALL IN SERVICE
CHARACTER TRAITS OF A VOLUNTEER
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WHEN TO SAY NO
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HOW TO GROW A PRISON MINISTRY
ALL-NIGHT PRAYER MEETINGS
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WHY DO WE DO PRISON MINISTRY
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WHY DO CHURCH PLANTS FAIL
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ADVANCED CURRICULUM 6-month Program “...press on toward the goal...” Philippians 3:14
INTRODUCTION
MINISTRY TO VOLUNTEERS
OVERVIEW PART II
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MINISTRY TO WOMEN
PRINCIPLES OF EFFECTIVE EVANGELISM
INMATE RELATIONS
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INTERNATIONAL MISSIONS We are blessed to have thirty-five international missionary pastors who partner with us throughout the year as we sponsor short-term mission trips to their corners of the world. These trips are typically ten to fourteen days long and include: prison crusades, humanitarian relief, and training conferences for local prison ministry volunteers.
BOOTS ON THE GROUND
By the time Prisoners For Christ visits a foreign country, working relationships have already been established with local pastors who are recruiting for prison ministry. These local pastors are PFC’s “boots on the ground” in these countries. Where we can only visit for a few days at a time, these local pastors keep the fight alive year round. As these co-laborers in prison ministry serve our Lord, they address other needs in their areas as the Lord leads them. From offering orphans a place to live to rebuilding villages and churches decimated by jihadists, they never shy away from the Call to rise up and serve. It’s an honor for PFC to partner with and support such godly men and women with the resources we have.
SUPPLY LINES
Prisoners For Christ values the foreign pastors and their families who sacrifice so much for the Kingdom. Knowing their struggles with daily survival in some cases, PFC sets aside funds to assist these pastors. PFC has created programs for donors to “adopt” pastors, where monthly donations are sent to pastors so they can provide for their family’s needs while they serve in the ministry. PFC has also created a fund that specifically meets emergency medical needs for the international pastors and their families when needs arise.
BACKGROUND IMAGE Women of San Sebastian prison preparing to be baptized. Bolivia 2024.
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Prisoners For Christ has established an effective approach to training the international PFC volunteers, regardless of where they are in the world. During 2024, PFC hosted an impressive series of 32 video training conferences across 12 countries, engaging over 990 international PFC volunteers. These training sessions have provided our missionary partners with invaluable resources and support, enabling them to carry out their vital work more effectively. In addition to the training conferences, PFC celebrated three International Bible Institute graduation ceremonies, recognizing the dedication and achievements of our graduates. VIRTUAL TRAINING LATIN AMERICA EXPANSION 2024 was as amazing year for prison ministry in Latin America! We are now in eleven Latin American countries and are working with fifteen partners in those countries. We went to Brazil in June and Bolivia in August. There is nothing more rewarding than getting to know our partners in other countries as brothers and sisters in Christ. 2025 will be an exciting year for expansion in Latin America as we are scheduled to visit Honduras in February and Paraguay in July 2025. God is on the move!
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2024 BY THE NUMBERS
ATTENDANCE
2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019
2,136,271 1,260,123
WORLDWIDE 2,136,271 ATTENDANCE
810,427 452,899 349,331 967,937
73,087 49,102 31,721 22,365 31,259 66,745 DECISIONS FOR CHRIST
2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019
LIVES SAVED 73,087 DECISIONS FOR CHRIST
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WORLDWIDE SERVICES
BIBLE STUDY CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL ENROLLMENT
2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019
2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019
1,997 2,634 2,555 2,341 2,949 2,665
13,174 9,005 6,959 3,209 2,012 6,125
Offering Meaning, Mentoring, and Materials to Prisoners Around the World
Chaplain & Prisoner Resources
Bibles 18,071
DVDs and digital downloads 1,586 promo posters 356 Books by Greg Von Tobel 1,160 Bible study school Christian Literature (books, devotions, etc.) 15,135
Brochures 6,058
Yard Out newspapers 152,798
Tracts 1,407
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PFC’S BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Dr. Bob Jordan, D. Min Chairman
Don Szolomayer Vice Chairman
Greg Von Tobel President
Nate Bean Finance Chair
Dave Holmes Secretary
Dave Jezak
Dr. Tom Lenart, M.D.
Bob Rogers
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STAFF
GREG Von Tobel
PEYTON Burkhart Yard Out Editor with PFC since 1996
BRENT Hoiosen
Pen Pal Coordinator with PFC since 1993
President & Founder founded PFC in 1989
LINDA Holz Bible Study Correspondence
DAVE Jezak
MARGARET La Pointe
Front Desk, Bulk Mail, & Prayer Team Coordinator with PFC since 2006
Database Manager with PFC since 1995
School Coordinator with PFC since 2012
GRACE Paynter International Partnership Developer with PFC since 2021
DEE Peterson
MIKE North V.P. of Communication with PFC since 2010
JILL Payne-Holman Senior V.P. of Operations with PFC since 1997
Dir. of Discipleship & TUMI Site Coordinator with PFC since 2012
KAREN Quilantang
RICH Sheets IT Manager with PFC since 2001
DON Director of Szolomayer
KATHLEEN Retan Volunteer Placement Coordinator with PFC since 2022
Development & Grant Manager with PFC since 2024
International Affairs with PFC since 1998
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2024 INMATE ART CONTEST WINNERS
FIRST PLACE “The Lion, the Lamb, and the Dove” By Mariano in Nevada
SECOND PLACE “The Armor of God” By Harold in North Carolina
PRESIDENT’S PICK “Angelic Might” By Tyrone in New Jersey
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT’S PICK “Restoration” By Devon in North Carolina
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THIRD PLACE “Facing Your Giant” By Andrew in Indiana
EDITOR’S PICK “King of Kings, Lord of Lords” By Victor in New York
VICE PRESIDENT’S PICK “The Shepherds’ Witness” By Charles in South Carolina
STAFF PICK “Risen” By Jason in Alabama
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