Davidson Prison Ministry

12/05/2025

It's time to save the date and start fundraising!

We’re thankful for your support

12/05/2025

Prison officials are trying to reduce the risk of overdose by providing medications for opioid use disorder before release.

11/17/2025

At DPM, we are grateful for every donation we receive. But there’s something uniquely powerful when a former participant of our inside program gives back—pouring into the very men who are still walking the path they once walked. That kind of gratitude and generosity hits differently.

11/07/2025

We’re honored to serve our community with free meals this month — everyone is welcome!

📅 Thursdays, November 6, 13, and 20
🕔 5:00–7:00 PM
📍 Journey Church of Lexington — 61 Biesecker Road

If you or someone you know could use a hot meal and friendly fellowship, come join us. Everyone is welcome at the table!

Journey Church Family:
This is a beautiful opportunity to be the hands and feet of Christ in a season of greater need. Serve, love, and make a difference right here in our community.
👉 Sign up through the Church Center app to volunteer. Let’s come together as a church family to share the love of Jesus — one meal at a time.
👉 https://journeychurchlexnc.churchcenter.com/.../204181991

11/03/2025

Available programs and resources will be updated routinely.
https://www.co.davidson.nc.us/751/Resources

11/01/2025

We made the local paper! The Dispatch did a very nice article.

10/30/2025

"The week ahead is a big one, but instead of me talking about it, I decided to post a picture of these bananas. Here's why:

A few days ago, we were headed to our daughter's last cross-country meet. She likes to eat a banana before she runs, but forgot her banana back at her school. She asked if we could stop at the store to get one.

My husband, Scott, went to the store, ran in, and picked up a couple of bananas. He took them to the cashier, who said he owed the store exactly 53 cents.

Scott opened his wallet, but he had only a credit card and a large bill the cashier didn't want to break. Scott said he would run out to the car to get some change from me, but the cashier said, 'Nope. It's okay. I've got this.'

Then she reached into her pocket and pulled out exactly 53 cents in change.

And Scott walked out with the paid-for bananas.

Here's why this story is important this week. There are kind and compassionate people everywhere. Even if they don't vote like you. Worship like you. Live like you. Behave like you.

I know 53 cents doesn't seem like that big of a deal. But she could have just rolled her eyes at my husband, clenched her jaw, and demanded he get the change.

But she didn't. She reached into her own pocket.

Maybe you think I'm a simple-minded person, or overly optimistic, but I think when it comes down to it, being good to one another is what's going to keep us all moving forward in times like these.

Every act of kindness, every smile, every kind word. There is no act too small as we share this place called Planet Earth.

There's a good chance people in our neighborhoods, our churches, our workplaces, and even our own families won't vote exactly like we do. We have a choice on how we move forward this week -- with kindness or with hatred.

I will choose kindness."

Credit: Jennifer Dukes Lee

10/26/2025

Look at these amazing men of God doing great things in freedom by earning their Peer Support Certification!! We are so proud of them!
Two of these guys participated in DPM’s inside programs and all three have successfully reentered society!

10/25/2025

Sponsor needed.

We are excited to be presenting our 3rd Academy at Davidson Correctional Center in November!
We are looking for a sponsor to help us ensure that 25 incarcerated men have an opportunity to attend this life-changing 5 week program.
Contact me if you are interested in becoming a signature sponsor- (336) 339-9046 or [email protected]