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Norman Garrett
Norman joined Life on the Rock from the Bill Glass Behind the Walls ministry. Norman is currently serving as the Director of Volunteer Services for Life on the Rock and it is a role he is greatly appreciated for. Norman is also a pastor of an apartment church where he has been serving a congregation faithfully for years now preaching the word and delivering the bread of life to those least of these. Norman is married to Jean and they work together in the Lord's Vineyard.
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Robert Moore
Robert was with Life on the Rock as a witness to God taking nothing and making it into something since the inception in 2016. We began going into prisons to share the Gospel in the front seat of his car. From humble beginning to being the founder of Peculiar Treasures Prison Ministry. Robert works as an environmental technician and business owner. Robert is married to Laura and has two wonderful 4 legged children, Seven and Boaz. They live in the Fort Worth area.
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Cyrus Campbell
Cyrus Campbell entered LOTRI in December of 2017. Subsequently, Cyrus served on Vestry, developed the Men’s bible study, ministered to the youth, and led Sunday School at his home church. Cyrus entered prison ministry through KAIROS of Texas in 2016. April of 2019, he led the men’s KAIROS team at Coffield prison in Tenn Colony, TX. Cyrus also functions as the Project Coordinator with Bridges to Life at the Lindsey Unit in Jacksboro, Texas. He and his wife Pamela founded SeventyXSeven Restoration Ministries where they teach, preach and evangelize addressing the spiritual needs of incarcerated men, women, youth, and their families. They have one son, Manning Campbell.
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Reggie Manuel
Reggie Manuel has been involved in Jail, Youth, Adult Prison ministry every since the Lord set me from
prison in 1999 after serving 20 yrs. On a 99 yr. term witch I’m currently still on parole, 22 yrs. Its only by the grace of God. I have been blessed to have an awesome support team. I thank the Lord for my wife Millie, all my brothers and sisters co laborers in prison Ministry, it’s all about Him, and what He can do for you. We want to reach the lost souls, and let them know that if Jesus saved me he can do it for them also, we shear the love Of God, Life on the Rock is an awesome ministry. I glad to be a part of it. I self employed, I have three dogs, Hugo, Bella, Cindy. Two sons ,one daughter, two grandsons. One praying Mother whom stayed in my corner when no else did. Thank you Jesus for the love. I hope we can help make things better. Trust in the Lord. Prov. 3:5-6. |
Wilbur Charles McBratney III
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Jeremy Dean Rivers
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John Farias
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David Knight
David came to Life On The Rock in the beginning in 2016 after serving with Charles on another mission trip behind the walls. David came with a servant's heart and 6 years of prior experience sharing the gospel both in and out of prison walls. A gifted photographer, his photos have helped support, and promote the joy of ministry wherever it takes him. He is currently serving as Deacon and Choir member in his home church in Phoenix and leading a home bible study while awaiting God's next direction for the Arizona location of Life On The Rock.
He currently shares a house caring for his Aunt and their 2 dogs Wolfie and Marshall and his cat Callie. |
Raul Gallegos
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Arturo Corpus
Nuevo Progreso, Tamulipas, Mexico
Raul Gallegos – Pastor of Fountain of Salvation Christian Church (Iglesia Cristiana Fuente de Salvación) in Matamoros, Tamaulipas Mexico. Raul has 10 years background in Rehabilitation with adult men and women. Now with the responsibility as a Pastor, he provides restoration to families in the community of Las Cumbres. He also serves as leader of the PASPLAND program for children. PASPLAND is a social assistance program for homeless children, it’s the right arm of the Fountain of Salvation organization.
Prior to becoming Pastor of Fountain of Salvation Raul worked as a Leader for Victory Life Center of Rehabilitation. Notable in his service to God and to the community, he also works within the prisons of Mexico. |