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Published by Helpone Saveone · Just now · Last week I enjoyed a wonderful vacation with my bride of 7 years in Savannah, Georgia. Yesterday it was back to work taking 10 men from Clayton Transitional center to the Dugout men's group. We saw a few short video's about how the man is to lead the family in a Godly manner, as the Bible tells us to do. From there it was off to the Eyes of Love Lighthouse mission for a few hours of community service work sorting clothes and placing the on the racks. We enjoyed Little Caesar's pizza for lunch and Dairy Queen for dessert, then back to the TC. The point of Dugout is to talk about how, as men we are supposed to be family leaders, and the community service is to show how we give back to the community. These men always knock out a ton of work in just a few short hours. God is good!

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Published by Helpone Saveone · Just now · Yesterday at the Clayton Transitional Center was one of our musical event cookouts for the men at the TC. We cooked 320 hamburgers and 360 hot dogs and left with an empty van! Chaplain Sue and Counselor Sweatman provided chips, twix candy bars, cookies and tea for all of the men. Mr. Mike and Mr. Lanson from Jonesboro First Baptist provided provided some preaching, as well as Josh Lepock, who is now running our Dugout men's group also preached. I was assisted by Wayne Wasmus and several of the men at the TC to cook all of the food, The Jordan B band played music along with a small contingent band from the center provided wonderful and Godly entertainment. The whole day centered around God's provision of everything, and we were able to glorify that with a wonderful day of worship and fellowship. Thanks goes to The Man, Mr. McCard, superintendent for allowing us to do this for these men! It was just plain Awesome!!

All of the folks on the Clayton Transitional Center volunteer committee received individual awards today for our work from The Georgia Department of Corrections. This group are All Faith Based groups. It is great to be recognized for the work God gives us to do! I am very Blessed!!  

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Published by Helpone Saveone · 5 mins · I will be having our 2nd music day for the men at Clayton TC this Saturday from 11am to 4pm. I will have three men with instruments playing some wonderful music; we will also have hamburgers, hot dogs, chips and tea for the men. It is a treat for many who get to go out to work, but don't get to go out to church or community service. We will be joined by Jonesboro First Baptist and Chaplain Sue. It will be awesome to bring the Love of God to these men through music, food, worship, and Michael from Jonesboro First Baptist doing some preaching.
If anyone who reads this would like to donate toward the expense of food to feed 300, please go to my website: helponesaveone.net, hit the store key, choose an amount and click purchase. All donations are tax deductible! God Bless!

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Published by Helpone Saveone · 4 mins · I took 10 men to church yesterday at the 1pm service for 12Stone. It was a perfect sermon for everyone, especially these men that are about to complete their time for their bad choices. It will help them move forward by owning their choice, repenting and taking it to God. They know have a clean slate to move forward by God's plan, not their plan. Four of the men have never been to 12Stone, or for that matter, to outside church in many years. They were inspired by the music and worship, and prepared for their next steps by the message. Fulfillment comes easy when I see how impactful church and worship can inspire these men!!

​Help One Save One, IncPublished by Helpone Saveone · May 23 at 9:31am · 
I took 11 men from Clayton TC to hear Christopher Reaves speak at his church, Center Hill Baptist Church of Gratis in Monroe yesterday for the 6pm service. Chris preached about The Power of God and how God empowers us to do great work for God and His Glory. Chris gave an Outstanding sermon, and the church was filled to capacity. Most of the ministries that help at Clayton were in attendance. 
It is a wonderful testimony about God's power to redeem, and it shows in how Chris now lives his life. It is a wonderful example and goal for the men at Clayton. Follow God and he will make your path straight and righteous!

​Help One Save One, IncPublished by Taylor Davis · May 16 at 10:31am · 
I was notified last week that Help One Save One, and other faith based groups that work together at Clayton Transitional Center will be getting an award and recognition from the Department of Corrections, State of Georgia for our work, as a group, at Clayton:
The CTC Volunteer Committee has been selected as one of Georgia Department of Corrections’ Faith Based Contributor of the Year! We will be hosting an Annual Awards Ceremony on June 9th at 9:30am in Roberts Chapel at State Offices South at Tift College in Forsyth, Ga (300 Patrol Road), and we invite you to attend so we can recognize your company!
Could you please inform Taylor Davis of Help One, Save One; Lanson Newsome and Michael Flournoy of House of Hope, D. Sue DeBord of Mercy Outreach; and Bridge Cruse of Open Word Church?
God occasionally gives us nuggets of encouragement for the work we are doing for HIM. This would be one of those nuggets!!

​Help One Save One, IncPublished by Taylor Davis · May 16 at 10:28am · 
This past Saturday I took 11 men to Dugout, a large men's group that includes men from at least 3 churches. We heard from a man named Jeremy, who detailed his story of being a potential professional athlete, to now, living life in a wheelchair, from a motocross accident about 10 years ago. It teaches us that we never know what the next day holds for us! The main scripture used was Romans 12:12: Be Joyful in hope, Patient in affliction, Faithful in prayer. (NIV). We did not have a community service project so we dined together at Golden Corral. I had four new men with me for this outing. All were greatly appreciative of the opportunity, not just to go on an outing, but to have their spiritual level lifted up to God through a wonderful and strong men's group. God is Good!!

​Help One Save One, IncPublished by Helpone Saveone · May 2 at 10:09am · 
I was unable to take a group of men from Clayton TC this past saturday to Dugout men's group. It was the 5th weekend for April, and they do not allow passes for those weekends. I attended Dugout with those that were able to attend. This weekend sort of worked-out. We did not have a community service project this weekend, and I was able to get some much needed rest. God works out everything for our benefit and His glory!
This ministry does run by donations. We use 100% of the funds raised to run this ministry. I am down to myself and one volunteer, John Berry, and we have not received any pay for two years. We love this work, but we need the support of those that view this page, and anyone else that may have an interest, please forward the link to them. We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit, and all donations are tax deductible. Please see the info for our Plumfund below. God Bless!






Help One Save One, IncPublished by Helpone Saveone · April 20 · 
Good afternoon, everyone. I have started a Plumfund to raise money to replace my 2003 Honda Accord that I use for the ministry, it is my day to day vehicle. I use it to visit to different facilities and to see the men once they are free. The Honda has 251,000 miles on it, and it is going to need many repairs in the near future. This ministry uses 100% of our donations for the ministry. Please review the Plumfund, and if it is something that matters to you, please donate. The state of Georgia spent 1.162 Billion for the Dept.of Corrections last year, hopefully we can start to decrease that amount, God willing. Here is the site:http://www.plumfund.com/charit…/HOSO-ministry-transportation. God Bless!


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This ministry uses my personal vehicle to visit prisons and to visit the men once they are out of prison. My current vehicle has 251,000 miles and will be in need of many repairs. 100% of the donations received go toward the ministry. These funds will be used to purchase a newer, lower mileage vehic…
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Help One Save One, IncPublished by Helpone Saveone · April 18 · 
Saturday was back to Dugout with * men from Clayton TC where we heard Tony and Wayne detail their mission trip to Kenya. Then it was off to Eyes of Love Lighthouse mission where we were to change over from winter to summer clothes. We had 36 hands on deck and were done in about 4 hours. Thanks to Chick Fil A Hamilton Mill for providing 50 box lunches and all of the tea and lemonade we could drink. God showed up big as well as ALL of those who helped. A few ministries and churches were well represented. God get ALL of the GLory!!







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Help One Save One, IncPublished by Helpone Saveone · April 14 · 
Last Sunday I took 11 men to the 6pm service at 12Stone church. Four of these men were going to a live church service for the first time in many years. What a site to see men jump right back into God's worship and message. This saturday we have Dugout men's group and community service at Eyes of Love Lighthouse mission. It will be a big day, changing to summer clothes from winter. a big shout-out to chick Fil A Hamilton Mill that will provide 40 box lunches for all of the volunteers. I am so blessed to see God's guiding hand in action!!







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Help One Save One, IncPublished by Helpone Saveone · April 10 · 
Saw God's Not Dead 2 with my wonderful wife, Shelly on our date day yesterday. My words cannot describe how Awesome it was!! A Must See!















Help One Save One, IncPublished by Helpone Saveone · April 4 · 
This past Saturday we were back to schedule and the men from Clayton Transitional Center (their last stage of prison), attended Dugout Men's group, and then on to community service at Eyes of Love LIghthouse mission. I would love to take the guys from Phillips State, but they are currently, not allowed to go out. These 7 men knocked out 6 hours of work in half the time. The mission struggles to find volunteer help, so these men come out to gladly help. It gives them a taste of the freedom they will soon enjoy, while it also gives them perspective that they will also need help once they are back in the Free World. It also teaches them that we are a give and take society, nothing worth having is just given to us, we must Earn It! I am very Blessed to spend time with these men. When it is all said and the day comes to an end, we all learn from each other, it is never one sided, and ALL of the Praise goes to Jesus!!

















Help One Save One, IncPublished by Helpone Saveone · February 22 · 
Saturday I took 8 men from Clayton TC to Dugout. This is a men's group consisting of 12Stone, The Bridge Church, and a few others. There were approx. 80 men in attendance. One of my guys, I won't include his name, talked about a prayer request and how he needed funds to pay some fines to get his driver's license back. I took him to a job interview for sales at a Honda dealership. They offered him the job, but he needed his license, but did not have $432.00. One of the men sta...
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Help One Save One, IncPublished by Helpone Saveone · February 17 · 
Took 7 men from Clayton TC to 12Stone church Sunday. Two of them have not been before, transforming! We are doing a financial series which is always good for men about to leave prison and reenter society. There are 2,350 verses of scripture on money. God knows it is that important for us to know how to handle it. They also received a book, Mastering Your Money by Ron Blue. Next up will be Dugout men's group and community service this saturday. I am too blessed!!













Help One Save One, IncPublished by Helpone Saveone · November 15, 2015 · 
Yesterday was our once a month community service time. The cool thing is that I can take 11 men in the van, I had twelve ready to go, and 5 of these men had not been before. One that had been several times opted out so the new guys could go. Awesome! Great problem to have too much help. These men are from the Clayton Transitional Center and we helped Eyes of Love Lighthouse Mission sort clothes, organize the upper room and we installed a 20 foot bar made of steel conduit pipe...
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Help One Save One, IncPublished by Helpone Saveone · November 9, 2015 · 
Quote for today:
"If you are a Christian, you are not a citizen of this world trying to get to heaven; you are a citizen of heaven making your way through this world". Vance Havner












Help One Save One, IncPublished by Helpone Saveone · November 4, 2015 · 
Yesterday, John Berry and I went to check on one of the men we spend time with after they serve their prison time. Terry Chappell was hit by a car on his bicycle two week ago, and the lady just drove off. Terry did not go to the hospital and has been suffering and doing poorly ever since. We took him to the ER at Kennestone yesterday. He is now getting some much needed help, but has a long road to travel to get back to normal. Please pray for Terry so that he can allow God to heal him. He is a veteran and has another, hopefully better place to go once he gets out of the hospital. God Bless!! Wayne Wasmus and I will visit him today and get what he needs from his hotel room














Help One Save One, IncPublished by Helpone Saveone · November 1, 2015 · 
Yesterday was our first Big Event at the Clayton Transitional Center. We had music, two guitars and drums, with Randall Brannon and Jordan and the band. We had food, hamburgers, hotdogs, chips and sodas and we Heartily fed 75 men. I am so Thankful for ALL of the help with Shelly Davis, John Berry, Wayne Wasmus, and to all who contribute to this ministry that God has Blessed us to be a part of. The weather held-out and God gets ALL of the glory and praise!! There were several of the residents that jumped in to help as well, although, we were there to Serve them!!

​Help One Save One, IncPublished by Helpone Saveone · April 20 · 
Good afternoon, everyone. I have started a Plumfund to raise money to replace my 2003 Honda Accord that I use for the ministry, it is my day to day vehicle. I use it to visit to different facilities and to see the men once they are free. The Honda has 251,000 miles on it, and it is going to need many repairs in the near future. This ministry uses 100% of our donations for the ministry. Please review the Plumfund, and if it is something that matters to you, please donate. The state of Georgia spent 1.162 Billion for the Dept.of Corrections last year, hopefully we can start to decrease that amount, God willing. Here is the site:http://www.plumfund.com/charit…/HOSO-ministry-transportation. God Bless!


Prison Ministry Transportation
This ministry uses my personal vehicle to visit prisons and to visit the men once they are out of prison. My current vehicle has 251,000 miles and will be in need of many repairs. 100% of the donations received go toward the ministry. These funds will be used to purchase a newer, lower mileage vehic…
PLUMFUND.COM