This document provides information about several new and ongoing prison and reentry ministries and programs. It introduces the new chaplain of Brown County Jail, Sumit Sen, and describes his background and approach. It also announces upcoming training for mentors in Green Bay. Several faith-based organizations working in prisons, jails, and with formerly incarcerated individuals provide updates on their programs and request prayer or volunteer support.

1. NE WI PAN MEMBERS
Welcome Chaplain Sumit Sen
New Chaplain of Brown County Jail
Sumit shared a brief biography. Born in India, he
attended college in Sioux City, IA. Following
graduation, he pastured small churches in Iowa as
well as an Indian mission in New Mexico before
coming to Brown County where is currently pastor
of Bay Evangelical Covenant Church (BECC).
He considers himself to be a servant of Christ,
reconciling people to Christ and community through
the transformation of lives. Sumit shared that from
his experience those who leave jail generally don’t
have a support network and many have lost
families who no longer wish to support or
encourage them because of past behaviors. To
achieve some level of success, Chaplain Sen
encourages continued development of ongoing
programs (anger management, AODA, parenting
courses, etc). He considers himself best suited for
one-on-one ministry and hopes for an increased
level of involvement by volunteers willing to do
group activities—especially activities not currently
offered.
The Sunday afternoon chapel services include men
(12:45), women (1:45), and Gulf (3:00). Because
the current worship team is comprised primarily of
members of BECC, anyone interested and willing to
provide this service would be most welcome.
Contact Chaplain Sen for particulars.
920-391-6827 bc_jail_chaplain@co.brown.wi.us
Green Bay Mentor Training
Training will be held:
Saturday Christ Alone Church
November 16, 2013 505 E. Allouez
9 AM – 5 PM Green Bay, WI 54301
To register: Mail a check for $15.00 (includes meal and
materials) made payable to “Crossing the Bridges” by
November 11, 2013 to:
Lois Pulvermacher,
101 Primrose Lane,
Green Bay, WI 54311
Questions Contact Lois @ 920-712-4526
Carl & Kathy
Olson
Tecate
Mission Intl.
POB 1000
Tecate, CA
91980
carlkathy@juno.com 608-314-7601
Praises:
1. Beginning our 24th year of full-time ministry.
2. New open doors for prison ministry.
3. God allowed Willa to share in prison classes.
4. Kathy’s Mom’s health is stable & she is
doing well, although missing Dad since his
June Homegoing.
Prayer Requests:
1. God’s power in our lives.
2. Inmates saved & learning their identity in
Him.
3. Chaplains of God’s choice for each facility.
4. A low-mileage used vehicle for prison
travel.
AFTERCARE NEWS
J.D.K. Ministries P.O. Box 100171 Milwaukee, WI 53210-0171
Jim@JKDM.org Ministry Ph: (414) 349-4680
www.JDKM.org NOVEMBER 2013 Volume 7, Number 11

2. James and Sarah Langteau and the Langteau boys
Joseph, Noah, Isaiah, Elijah, Caleb, and Nehemiah
(A note from James who has been a mighty warrior
in the work of embracing returning prisoners and
sharing the True Freedom we have in Christ!)
Rejoicing in the love of Christ within family
relationships. Praying that the grace and mercy of
Christ be embraced in our lives, in our
communities, and around the world - regardless of
the personal cost.
Thanks for remembering us in prayer as we
prepare for the mission field in southeast Asia with
Wycliffe Associates.
May Christ be honored in all things, and may He
find us faithful.
Gratefully yours and His,
"But whatever were gains to me I now consider
loss for the sake of Christ. What is more, I
consider everything a loss because of the
surpassing worth of knowing Christ Jesus my
Lord, for whose sake I have lost all things. I
consider them garbage, that I may gain
Christ and be found in him, not having a
righteousness of my own that comes from the
law, but that which is through faith in Christ—
the righteousness that comes from God on the
basis of faith." - Phil 3:7-9
Chaplain Gail Barwis of TCI has gone home
to Glory after battling ill health. May the
impact of her positive example for Jesus
have a ripple-effect on others!
PASTOR & CHRISTIAN WORKER’S
APPRECIATION BREAKFAST
On Monday Oct. 7th
the Annual Appreciation
Breakfast, sponsored by the Christian Courier
Newspaper and ProBuColls Association, was
held at the Wisconsin Club in Milwaukee, WI.
Special Speaker for the event was Ken Barun,
former vice president of McDonalds and
currently chief of Staff of the Billy Graham
Evangelistic Association. Ken presented MY
HOPE FOR AMERICA, a nationwide outreach
to be held starting in November. This will be
the largest Crusade in America without using
an arena or stadium.
Ken Barun addressing the attendees
Some of the many people who attended
In addition, Michael Garrett of the NET Bible
Organization shared a power point on how the
NET Bible (recommended by Wayne Grudem,
John Walvoord, Chuck Swindoll, and Tony
Evans) was developed and all those who
attended were given a free copy of the bible for
their personal use. (Check it out – it’s an
excellent study tool!)

3. MINISTRY CONTACT
INFORMATION
If you would like to have your information
shared, please email us your:
 ministry name,
 a contact person, and
 an email address and phone number you
would like to be contacted at.
 Please also include a sentence or two that
describes briefly what your ministry offers to
others.
We will share that information in our upcoming
newsletters and hopefully help you get your
ministry’s message out to others!
Armed & Dangerous Biker Ministries
Contact Person: Ralph “Doc” Scherer, pastor
(262) 308-4804 Email: rlscherer@hotmail.com
P.O. Box 080962 Racine, WI 53408-0962
Our mission is to encourage and help those who may
not feel comfortable in a traditional church setting. We
are leather and denim friendly, providing worship
celebrations, Celebrate Recovery, small groups,
financial and emotional healthy living training and more.
Broken Yoke Ministries
Contact Person: Bob Van Domelen
www.brokenyoke.org
Email: Bob@brokenyoke.org
PO Box 5428 De Pere, WI 54115-5428
Begun in 1987, Broken Yoke Ministries offered support
to those who struggled with same-gender attraction
believing that such behavior is incompatible with God's
design for their lives. The newsletter “Wellspring”
continues to be available to those who are interested in
material that is meant to encourage them or those they
love who deal with this issue.
In 1992, Broken Yoke began serving as a resource for
those incarcerated for sexual abuse as well as for family,
friends and others who minister to them. This support
includes correspondence ministry to those who write as
well as the newsletter “Into the Light", available for those
who are interested in material that is meant to deal with
this sensitive issue.
Changed Heart Ministries
Contact Person: Peter Galowski
Email: changedheartministries@yahoo.com
(920) 713-8900
P.O. Box 33012 Green Bay, WI 54303
Ministry goals are to assist the development of a network
of churches, ministries and resources to help meet the
needs of offenders, ex-offenders, their families, victims
and the community; provide information, networking and
training to churches, ministries and social organizations,
and concerned individuals in northeastern Wisconsin to
develop an awareness of the issues related to returning
ex-offenders and their families; and to assist in the
training and development of key individuals to serve as
volunteer trainers for mentors and aftercare programs in
northeastern Wisconsin.
Changing Lives Ministry
Contact person: Evangelist Barbara Mosley
P O Box 250514 Milwaukee, WI 53225
(414) 581-5272 Email: clm0997@sbcglobal.net
Basic Life Skills: Minister Barbara Mosley was licensed
& ordained into the ministry in Milwaukee, WI. She
volunteers downtown at the Milwaukee County Jail as a
Bible study teacher and also trains new minister’s who
participate in the jail ministry. In the past she worked
with the Phase One Transitional Living Center, teaching
them the Bible. She has now extended the ministry and
is offering a ministry component that will bring the
ministry to others for enrichment and edification
purposes. They offer enhancement skills like: beginning
restoration, affirmation, stress relief, and more.
Christian Pen Pals
PO Box 11296
Hickory, NC 28603
We are here to help prisoners, prisoners' families, and
chaplains. Prisoners have many needs, the greatest
need is to know someone cares about them, to know
they are loved. Our ministry is therefore focused on
proclaiming the Good News of Jesus Christ, His
forgiveness, and His great love for them.
Correctional Ministries and Chaplains Association
Contact Person: Karen Swanson
Email: karen.swanson@wheaton.edu
Billy Graham Center Institute for Prison Ministries
500 College Ave Wheaton, IL 60187
CMCA is defined as a professional association that
unites Christians as they serve in correctional ministries.
To receive updates on the CMCA development please
go to www.cmcainternational.com and click on
membership to submit your email address, or contact
our office for more information about this association.

4. Come Journey
Contact Person(s): Deacon Mike (920) 499-5156
Cheryl Galowski (920) 469-2671
Email: cmgalowski@yahoo.com
Nativity of Our Lord Parish
2270 S. Oneida St., Green Bay, WI
A support for family members that have or had someone
incarcerated. We meet on the 2nd Thursday of every
month from 6-7:30 pm in Room 207 (located on the west
side of the church, enter through door #4). We have
childcare available. We are open to all faiths!!
Consider Your Ways Ministries - Haggai 1
Contact Person: Kevin Sarazen
Phone: (218) 393-8311
Email: KevinSarazen@ymail.com
Discipleship groups at Douglas County jail’ Superior WI.
One on one counseling, aftercare, employment help,
family needs, and limited temporary housing is available.
Chemical dependency treatment through discipleship.
Convergence Resource Center
Contact person(s): Dr. Debbie Lassiter, Ex. Dir.,
Carla McKiver, Co-Director:
Email: crcinfo@sbcglobal.net
(414) 393-1325; fax (414)393-1327
3975 N 68th St Ste 203 Milwaukee WI 53209
The Convergence Resource Center is a faith-based,
community service organization, established in 2004.
The mission of CRC is to provide services to women
who have been formerly incarcerated by administering
resources with the goal of deterring re-incarceration. As
part of our Customized Resource Services each woman
is assigned an ART (Avoid Recidivism Track) Facilitator.
We believe that each woman is a Work Of ART whom
we encourage to grow intellectually, socially, emotionally
and spiritually. Each work of ART and her ART facilitator
(AF) identify the areas in her life that put her at risk.
Alongside our Empowerment and Service Partners we
aide her in re-integration. Our mission is guided by the
belief that many of the challenges facing our community
can best be corrected when those who live in the central
city and urban communities assume greater personal
responsibility for their quality of life. Services are free.
Crossing the Bridges
Contact Person: Lois Pulvermacher
(920) 712-4526 lois@crossingthebridges.com
www.crossingthebridges.com
101 Primrose Lane Green Bay, WI 54311
“Crossing the Bridges” is a Christian Based Counseling
Service offered in the homes of clients or office. We
provide professional Christian Counseling services and
education, resulting in transformed lives. We work with
individuals and multiple family dynamics whether
blended, single, or two-parent families. We work with
multiple issues including the following but not limited to:
grief and loss, depression, abuse issues, self-esteem,
parent/child conflict, ODD and ADHD behaviors, and
bipolar diagnosis. The staff is a Licensed Clinical Social
Worker (LCSW) who has been volunteering in Prison
Ministry for 16 years working in the prisons, with
aftercare, and facilitating a family support group.
Destiny Point Women’s Restoration Home
Contact Person: Julie Worzella
(715) 344-2391
Email: destiny@destinypoint.org
http://destinypoint.wordpress.com/
6983 Grotto Ave Rudolph WI, 54481
Destiny Point Women’s Restoration Home's residential
program helps women over 17 that are struggling with
life-controlling issues find hope and healing restored in
their lives. Their mission is to address the whole person
by providing guidance, training, lifestyle awareness,
biblical training and mentoring. Women residing at
Destiny Point have an opportunity to change unhealthy
and destructive behaviors, while living in a safe and
nurturing environment.
Dismas Ministry
Contact Person: Ron Zeilinger
Email: dismas@dismasministry.org
(414) 486-2383
PO Box 070363, Milwaukee WI 53207
We publish a handout called "Welcome Back - Finding
Help and Hope" a detailed listing of agencies and
contacts in the Milwaukee area for re-entry support.
Contacts for help include: shelters, social services,
clinics, clothing, legal help, meal sites, women's shelters,
educational tutoring and classes, job assistance.
Fishers of Men Outreach Ministry, Inc.
Contact person: Darrell Bell, Founder, CEO
P.O. Box 14664 West Allis, WI 53214
(414) 520-9157 Email: fomoministry@yahoo.com
In-prison services, aftercare follow up, Christian AODA,
feed and clothe homeless, outreach ministries.

5. Forever Free Substance Abuse Ministry
at Christian Faith Fellowship Church East
724 South Layton Boulevard, Milwaukee, WI 53215
(414) 383-8533 E-mail: cffceast@hotmail.com
Contact person: Crystal Sims, Facilitator
Serving the South, East, North, and West side of
Milwaukee by ministering to those bound by alcohol,
tobacco, cocaine and other drugs of abuse.
Providing: Christian Group Counseling; Individual
Counseling; Spiritual Counseling; Family Counseling;
Education & Enlightenment; Outreach & Referral.
Free Inside/Out Ministry
P.O. Box 243
New Richmond, WI 54017
Contact: Chaplain Jeannine Limbeck
PH: (715) 246-7976 Email: jeanninechap@yahoo.com
Support for returning prisoners in western WI. County
Jail Ministry. Mentor development and training. Prison
Worship and Music programming.
Freedom Fellowship
Contact Person: Gary Jones
(414) 531-8080 Email: Gary@JDKM.org
J.D.K. Ministry, Inc.
P.O. Box 100171 Milwaukee, WI 53210
Freedom Fellowship Is a Christian support group
especially for men, women, and adult family members,
who have gone through, or been affected by, the prison
experience, and are seeking to make positive changes in
their lives. It’s a self-directed but structured group that
provides fellowship, emotional and moral support,
personal accountability, mentoring, and Bible-based
teaching for men and women who struggle with the
sometimes overwhelming challenges of everyday living.
“Freedom Fellowship” meets every Thursday evening,
for 1 ½ hours, starting at 6:30 PM and ending by around
8:00 PM. We meet at The Salvation Army 4129 W.
Villard Ave. (between Hopkins & Sherman Blvd.) in
Milwaukee. Buses run on Villard, Hopkins, & Sherman.
Hope Street Ministries
Contact Person: Perry Brown, Executive Director
(414) 445-5404 Email: perry@hopestreetministry.org
www.hopestreetministry.org
2522 W. Capitol Drive Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53206
We're the greenhouse for people on 26th and Capitol.
We help broken men and women cultivate hope;
We offer protection from outside elements
And most importantly we grow together in a relationship
with Jesus Christ.
Hope Street is home to about 40 men and women,
Whose lives have been profoundly affected by the toxic
environments they grew up in, Their own poor choices,
and drug or alcohol abuse. Empowered by the active
grace of Christ, the staff, volunteers and residents
cultivate a nurturing community In which they can live,
learn, and develop new habits that will help them
flourish. Hope Street is a greenhouse for people on 26th
and Capitol.
Hope Center
Phone: (262) 549-8726 Fax: (262) 544-5584
E-mail: info@hopecenterwi.org
502 N. East Avenue Waukesha, WI 53186
Website: www.HopeCenterWI.org
Hope Center formerly Cooperating Congregations of
Waukesha County (CCWC) became incorporated in
1987 with a mission to provide a ministry committed to
serving people in need in Waukesha County. Hope
Center began offering a wide range of services to
address the basic needs of financial assistance, food,
clothing and child care.
With the support of more than 120 congregations, Hope
Center has raised the awareness about the needs of
many throughout Waukesha County. In 2009, the
organization provided over 38,000 direct units of service
with its 9 different programs: A Hand to Hold Preschool
& Child Care; Clothing Shop; Day Drop-in Shelter; Good
Samaritan Fund; Legal Services; Low Income Housing;
Outreach Meals; Outreach Nurse; and Project Move.
House of Vision
Contact Person: Larry Anthony
(414) 755-3434 Email: antev33@yahoo.com
2605 W. Capitol Dr. #101
Milwaukee, WI 53206
Their vision is to develop housing, targeting
homelessness, AODA, correctional releases and the
mentally challenged. Currently they have housing for
over 60 men and women. They work closely with Project
Return and several state and federal groups. Contact
Minister Larry Anthony for more information of their
services or how you can assist them in their mission.

6. InPrison Community Bible Study
Contact persons: Al and Sharon Kolff
alkolff@earthlink.net sharonkolff@earthlink.net
Phone: (414) 321-8941
InPrison Community Bible Study is an in-depth Bible
study. The materials consist of a 4 page lesson with 2
pages of questions and 2 pages of commentary which
constitutes the individual portion of the Bible study.
Then when the group meets there is an opening of
worship songs, followed by a small group discussion of
the questions that were completed in individual study,
and lastly a 15-20 minute teaching. IPCBS trains
volunteers to conduct the classes in jails and prisons.
Students in prisons across the country believe that this is
the best Bible study they have available to them.
Their mission statement is: To make disciples of the
Lord Jesus Christ through caring, in-depth Bible study in
our communities available to all.
James Place
Contact Person: Karen Cumblad, Director
(262) 544-9472 Email: kcumblad@elmbrook.org
129 W. Broadway, Waukesha, WI 53186
Website: www.elmbrook.org/jamesplace
Engaging with our community, responding to people’s
needs, giving hope through words and actions in the
name of Jesus.
James Place is a community resource center in the city
of Waukesha supported by Elmbrook Church. We offer
many services helpful for re-entry. We are dedicated to
listening to people’s stories and connecting them with
resources in the community that meet their basic needs.
Job seekers use our computers and work with
volunteers to develop resumes and look for jobs. Our
nurse evaluates medical needs and advocates for
healthcare services and prescription assistance.
Counseling interns provide mental health support. In
addition, we offer specialized services to the Latino
community. Bible studies, support groups and special
events are available for spiritual growth and community
building.
Marinette-Menominee Jail Outreach, Inc
Contact: James Langteau, Executive Director
(906) 792-8208 Email: Transform@JailOutreach.net
PO Box 892, Menominee, MI 49858
The Marinette-Menominee Jail Outreach exists to reduce
recidivism by helping inmates address the causes of
their incarceration. Through weekly meetings held in the
two county jails, offenders are encouraged to identify
and break the cycles that contributed to the bad choices
they have made. The outreach serves both men and
women. Members of the Outreach also meet with
inmates after their release. They have assisted in
mentoring, housing, job placement, and college tuition.
Mentoring Support group
Contact Person: Lois Pulvermacher
(920) 723-4526
lois@crossingthebridges.com
2270 S. Oneida St., Green Bay, WI
Support Group for mentors or those interested in going
through a mentor training. The group meets every 3rd
Friday from 8:30-10 AM @ Nativity of Our Lord Parish
Enter through door # 6 on the south side of the church.
This is a great place to discuss issues you may have as
a mentor or situation with a mentoree.
Mt. Zion House
Contact: Pastor John LaGalbo, Director
Phone: 262-249-8934
2330 Hwy 120
Lake Geneva, WI 53147
Mt. Zion House is a Christ-centered, biblically based in-
house addiction treatment program located on a 15 acre
parcel of land and houses 24 men. They have also
recently opened a Mt. Zion House for Women.
Their desire is to introduce those who are in bondage to
drugs, alcohol and any other life controlling addictions to
the restorative power of Jesus Christ, using a 3-phase,
six month program of transition.
New Song Ministries
Contacts: Jerry & Nancy Christiansen
(262) 818-3760 Email: christensengerald@yahoo.com
3116 75
th
Street
Kenosha, WI 53142.
Prison Aftercare, Transportation, Employment, Life Skill
Training, Mentoring, Spiritual Counseling and support,
Worship Services
OZAUKEE SUPPORT GROUP
Contact Person: Bob Holbrook
PH: (414) 828-3286
A Christian-Based Support Group for ex-prisoners and
adult family members of offenders and ex-offenders.
This group meets in Port Washington every other
Wednesday night, from 5 pm to 6:30 pm.
PAN of NE WI
Contact Persons: Peter Galowski (920) 713-8900
changedheartministries@yahoo.com or
Bob Van Domelen bob@brokenyoke.org
PAN is a networking group bringing ministries and
organizations together to understand what is available
for resources for ex-offenders in Northeastern WI. They
hold a monthly meeting, usually on the 3
rd
Friday of each
month, featuring speakers and topics related to re-entry.

7. Prison Support Group – Appleton, WI
Contact Persons:
Pastor Tom Fritz (920) 733-9162
Phyllis (920) 733-6801
St. Johns United Church of Christ
1130 W. Marquette Street Appleton, WI
Meets every 3
rd
Thursday of the month at 7 PM
Prison Support Group: for anyone that has a loved one
in prison, proving counsel and answer to questions they
might have. With the help of Christ, we provide support
and help to deal with life after a loved one is released.
PROJECT RETURN
Contact: Wendel Hruska, Executive Director
Phone: 414-374-8029 Fax: 414-374-8033
Email: projectreturn@asapnet.net
Website: http://www.projectreturnmilwaukee.org/
2821 N. 4th St., Suite 202 Milwaukee, WI 53212
Project RETURN is a 31 year old non-profit organization
located in Milwaukee that assists men and women
returning from incarceration with their re-entry needs.
The mission of the organization is: Project RETURN
(Returning Ex-offenders To Urban Realities and
Neighborhoods), an interfaith ministry exists to help men
and women who have experienced incarceration make a
positive, permanent return to community, and family.
The goal of Project RETURN is to assist men and
women returning to the Milwaukee and surrounding
communities with their re-entry needs in an effort of
reducing recidivism back through the prison system.
Project RETURN offers many programs in an effort to
achieve this goal. The programs offered by Project
RETURN stem from the needs of the clients we serve.
Programs offered to our clients include work
development and employment assistance, alcohol and
other drug abuse support groups, fatherhood initiative
groups linked with community based resources, and
individual counseling in a variety of other areas
depending on the needs of the client.
Provision Ministry Outreach
Contact person: Founder/Pastor Jerry North
Phone: 414-397-4702
E-mail: j.northsr@yahoo.com
8605 W. Good Hope Road
Milwaukee, WI 53224
A ministry assisting formerly incarcerated individuals
transitioning home from prison, with emphasis
on assistance in the following areas: Employment,
Housing, Spirituality and Family Reunification. We
utilize a holistic approach through collaboration and
networking with others working in the Body of Christ.
Provision Ministry Outreach provides Pastoral care and
consultation until an individual and their family chooses a
church home. Worship services and bible teaching are
available.
TECATE MISSION PRISON MINISTRIES
Contact persons: Carl & Kathy Olson
Email: carlitosykaty@hotmail.com
God's love offered to inmates through weekly Spanish
In-prison Bible studies at DCI, TCI, and CCI, along with
both Spanish and English one-on-one discipleship
and pastoral visits at many state prisons & county jails.
THE NEW MAN PROJECT
Contact: Mike Oberbrunner
Phone: 262-442-5889
Email: mike@thenewmanproject.com
Website: www.thenewmanproject.com
Provide support, education, training, and employment
opportunities for released citizens, with the objective of
reducing recidivism, stabilizing families, decreasing
homelessness and improving public safety.
THINK AGAIN (Ex-Offender Support Group)
Contact Person: Peter Galowski
(920) 713-8900
Email: changedheartministries@yahoo.com
411 Dousman St., Green Bay, WI 54303
A support group for ex-offenders and their mentors. The
Meets every 1st & 3rd Wednesday, 6-8 PM, Green Bay.
VOICES 2 THE PRISONS
Contact Person: Le-Vern Boyd
Ph: (414) 687.9828
Email: voices2theprisons@yahoo.com
P.O. Box 16587 - Milwaukee, WI 53216
Provides transportation services to families and
individuals who have friends and love-ones incarcerated
in correctional institutions in WI. Establishing regular
family visitation with the incarcerated is the first step to
successful RE-ENTRY and HEALING for families.
WI-CURE (Citizens United to Rehabilitate Errants)
Contact: Kathleen Hart
Phone 414-384-1000 Ext. 32
Email: harthouse9@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.curenational.org
P.O. Box 183 Greendale, WI 53129
Citizens United for Rehabilitation of Errants (CURE) is a
grassroots organization that was founded in Texas in
1972. It became a national organization in 1985.
We believe that prisons should be used only for those
who absolutely must be incarcerated and that those who
are incarcerated should have all of the resources they
need to turn their lives around. We also believe that
human rights documents provide a sound basis for
ensuring that criminal justice systems meet these goals.

8. Mark Your Calendar!
Nov 13: Urban Ministry Roundtable in Milwaukee at
the Pallas Rest. 7-9 AM 1657 S 108th St West Allis, WI
Nov 15: PAN Meetings: Green Bay & Milwaukee
meets from 10:00 AM – Noon
Dec 03: Christmas Nursing Home Visitation in
Milwaukee, 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM
Dec 10: Christmas Nursing Home Visitation in
Milwaukee, 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM
Thursdays: “Freedom Fellowship” an Ex-Offender
Support Group, 6:30 - 8:00 PM, Milwaukee, WI
You canContact us at:
 Betty@JDKM.org Betty Edwards
 Gary@JDKM.org Gary Jones
 Gary.K@JDKM.org Gary Kazmarek
 Janeen@JDKM.org Janeen Covell
 Joe.G@JDKM.org Joe Guentner
 Joyce@JDKM.org Joyce Jensen
 Jim@JDKM.org Jim Kennedy
 Joy@JDKM.org Joy Kennedy
 Katie@JDKM.org Katie Wood
 Lori@JDKM.org Lori Fonseca
 Marv@JDKM.org Marvin Jensen
 Roy@JDKM.org Roy Cheesman
 Stephy@JDKM.org Stephanie Kennedy
 Tim.B@JDKM.org Tim Beaudoin
 Tim.L@JDKM.org Tim Line
P.O. Box 100171
Milwaukee, WI
53210
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