Clark County Jail Chaplaincy

His divine power has given us everything we need for a godly life through our knowledge of him who called us by his own glory and goodness (2 Peter 1:3).

On behalf of the Clark County Jail Chaplaincy program, we would like to send our deepest condolences to the family, Clark County Sheriff's department, friends, and anyone else that has been affected by the death of 15-year veteran Matthew Yates. We pray for you, and cry with you as we all endure the pain of losing a true hero! May the peace and comfort of God rest within us all.

Tony Bailey's Key Vision programming preps inmates for life after their sentences end

Miguel Story Miguel Ten tells his story from once being incarceration to business man to inmate advocate. Miguel's story is an inspiration to all.

Our infrastructure is in place just in time. Currently, all programs in the jail have been suspended, but our “Key Vision” media programs continue to reach 90% of the inmates every day. This is a crucial time due to inmates being on lockdown in isolation 21 hours a day.

“Key Vision taught me a lot of things about myself and gave me working advice. It inspires me to help others get through what I went through” Clark County Jail Inmate

The Chaplaincy’s Jonah Project is a nonprofit that operates on donations. We are the largest program in the Clark County Jail and the one program that is not funded by the government. We rely on you.

We aim to raise $50,000 to provide vital development tools that will equip and increase the odds of successful returning citizens.

Join us to transform our jail and our community.

Online donations can be made at our webpage:
https://www.ccjailchaplaincy.org/donations

Checks may be mailed to:
Clark County Jail Chaplaincy
P.O. Box 2086
Springfield, OH 45501

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