At All In Ministries, we are making a lasting impact, but it’s not just through me—it's through all of us. Your prayers, encouragement, and financial support make a real difference in the lives of those we serve. Together, we reach people in jails, courts, schools, and homes, spreading the love and hope of Jesus Christ.

As a fully recognized nonprofit, we are committed to making a positive impact on individuals and families facing addiction, incarceration, and mental health struggles. If this story has inspired you, I invite you to support All In Ministries through prayer, words of encouragement, or a financial gift.

Your partnership allows us to continue offering hope and support, and together, we can change lives. Below are some testimonials from those whose lives have been touched by this ministry, showing just how transformative it can be.

Initially, Dennis had a vision for the ministry, but he soon realized that God's plan was much larger than he could have imagined. He describes how he has worked with individuals in various settings: from jails and prisons to halfway houses, churches, and public speaking engagements. The work has expanded beyond just helping men struggling with addiction to also supporting their families and spreading the message of Christ's transformative power.

The author expresses deep gratitude for the blessings in his life, particularly his wife, Patty, and his newfound relationships, including a close friendship with Patty’s father. He remains committed to sharing the light of Christ and offers an open invitation to those struggling with addiction to reach out to him for support. He assures readers that despite the challenges of addiction, there is always hope and that miracles are happening every day through God's work.

The epilogue is a call for those affected by addiction or struggling in darkness to seek help, as the author believes that anyone can experience a resurrection story through faith in Jesus.

Dennis reflects on the struggles faced by the inmates he works with, many of whom grew up without positive male role models and have no clear idea of what it means to be a man. He emphasizes the importance of the Bible as a guide for manhood and encourages the men in his class to aim high drawing on the example of David’s courage when he faced Goliath.

The author shares his personal transformation, highlighting how, after being saved and baptized, he left behind his old life of darkness. He believes that the men in his class can experience the same transformation through faith in Jesus, though he acknowledges it won’t be easy. Despite the challenges of working with individuals struggling with addiction, the author continues to offer hope, telling them that there is always a way out through Christ.