Restorative Justice Ministries Network |
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CEOPresident/Founder Chaplain Emmett SolomonCONTACT INFOTel.: 936-291-2156Fax: 936-291-7648 Send email to this ministry World Wide Web Site: http://rjmn.net 1229 Ave. J, Suite 360 Huntsville 77340 Texas United States Our denomination/churchNon-denominationalThis ministry is listed in categories:1. Assistance for prison ministries2. Meetings, seminars, crusades 3. Other Christian resources Status: Member Joined: 18 Jul 2002 Updated: 14 Nov 2008 |
Who We AreThe Restorative Justice Ministries Network of North America (RJMN/NA) is a Christ-centered, interdenominational, criminal justice ministry established in 1994. We publish the R.J.News, a national quarterly newspaper. Emmett Solomon, Founder/Director served twenty years as a Correctional Chaplain and ten years as the Director of Chaplains for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.Our VisionThe purpose of the Restorative Justice Ministry Network is to inform and educate the church, government, media, businesses and the public at large regarding the need to minister Christ into the many criminal justice venues.Types Of ActivityInform through the websites, through other electronic means, and quarterly newspaper - "Restorative Justice News", "The Voice of Restorative Justice for North America".LocationWe encourage and equip churches, individuals, organizations and ministries throughout North America to develop their own RJMN.Our magazine (newsletter)The Restorative Justice News, Voice of Restorative Justice for North America is a quarterly newspaper with a mailing list of 65,000 households, churches, jails and prisons in North America. There are two types of subscription 1) newspaper is $15 per year 2) newspaper with subcribers ministry listed in the Ministry Directory is $30 per year. The e-newsletter is free.Books we have published"Restorative Justice Ministry Handbook for Pastors and Church Leaders", $12.00 by Emmett Solomon.About Our Prison MinistryTo inform and educate by providing restorative justice books, materials and resource personnel to churches; to help them establish their own Restorative Justice Ministry. Equip and encourage individuals for the work of restoration.Support InPrayer support, encourage and assist others to become involved in restorative justice ministry with offenders, victims, criminal justice professionals and their families.Ministry EventsNo upcoming events listed at INPM Calendar of Events. |