Addiction Recovery is possible with Jesus!
Leading individuals out of the bondage of addiction into freedom.
Leading individuals out of the bondage of addiction into freedom.
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Benjamin is the President and founder of Exodus Ministries. He was born and raised in Warsaw and is a 1995 graduate of Warsaw Community High School. He gave his life to Jesus Christ in March 2014 after being delivered out of 20 years of drug and alcohol addiction. In 2016 he was ordained with Extended Hand Ministries. He was formerly the Program Director for True Purpose Ministries before founding Exodus Ministries. He has served in the Kosciusko County jail as a block chaplain and an instructor in the JCAP program. He is married to Tracy and they have 5 children ages 12-27 and two grandchildren.
Blaine is graduate of Warsaw Community High School where he was a standout basketball player. He is now the superintendent of the Tippecanoe Valley School system. Blaine and his wife Jenny attend New Beginning’s Church and World Outreach where he serves as a Deacon.
Ronnie is a lifetime resident of Kosciusko County. Ronnie proudly served our nation in The US Army as a tank commander in Korea. Ronnie and his wife Janet now Pastor a church, New Beginnings Church and World Outreach located on Winona Avenue.
Rick Keeven has been a Warsaw resident since 1976 when he moved here after school to work in the orthopedics industry. Rick married a lovely, lifelong Warsaw woman (Linda) in 1979, and they have been married 42 years. They have a son Dave, who is married with three children and is a resident surgeon at Louisville University.
He grew up in Greenfield, IN, graduated college from Rose Hulman College in 1973 and law school in 1976 from IU Indianapolis.
Besides Exodus Ministries, He is involved with the Kosciusko County Jail ministry, 2nd Mile Adventures, a CASA volunteer, and is on the board of the Warsaw Zoning and Planning Commissions .
Jeremy Graham was born in Kentucky where he began his life as an Army child. Moving around to different states, Jeremy developed an addiction to drugs and alcohol. In 2000, after 8 years of addiction and eviction from the Alabama National Guard for drug abuse, Jeremy gave his heart to Jesus Christ and studied to become a Pastor in the ministry. He holds an ordination with Extended Hand Ministries International and has been involved personally in starting 5 recovery ministries that are still in existence today. Jeremy founded True Purpose Ministries in 2009, and currently has 7 locations in Tennessee. Under the leadership of the Holy Spirit, Pastor Jeremy started a True Purpose Campus in Warsaw in 2015. True Purpose has now "passed the torch" to Ben Irvine and Exodus Ministries. He lives with his wife Lynsey in Maryville, Tn and has 5 children from the ages of 6 months- 23 years of age.
Emanuel Matthews was born in 1974, and raised in a broken home In Detroit. Encountering sexual abuse as a toddler, rage began to fester inside of him, following him into adolescence. He became part of a notorious gang on Detroit's west side, called Puritan Avenue. Selling drugs before he turned 12 years of age, he was hospitalized for a gunshot wound at age 14. He spent 13 years in prison for many crimes. While behind bars he first began his relationship with God, and obtained a deep understanding of the Word of God. He was 34 years of age when he walked out of prison doors for the last time. Experiencing many trials and tribulations, including two failed marriages and estrangement from his sons are deep wounds he has endured. Following prison, he allowed the Holy Spirit to begin a new life within him. He acquired a degree in Cyber Security, while working full time. God has used Emanuel to see healings, miracles, and deliverances among many. His passion is for those who are imprisoned physically, mentally and spiritually, to help them be set free in Jesus Name, and thereafter live a successful life in Christ.
Emanuel resides in Warsaw, IN with his wife, Dara, and son Daniel. He is a member of Calvary Tabernacle in Winona Lake, IN., a Kosciusko County Jail Chaplain, serves on the Board of Directors of Exodus Ministries and provides counsel and teaching as well as Bible Studies to the hungry and hurting. He is currently writing a book about his life experiences and the delivering power of the Holy Spirit.
We are blessed to have a team of staff and volunteers who truly care about each individual through the love of Christ. All of our staff have been delivered from addiction in their own lives and felt the call of God to give to others what God gave to them. Our staff can truly relate to the struggles individuals face in the recovery process.
Seeing a need for Faith based, nonprofit addiction recovery ministry in this area, we formed our organization to provide Christ-Centered Recovery to Kosciusko County and Indiana. We've consistently grown since then, all thanks to the helping hands of this amazing community!
We focus on using Biblical and evidence based recovery principles to provide freedom from addiction for our community. Our staff and volunteers provide the momentum that helps us affect change. Using The Word of God and evidence driven models, we provide addiction recovery solutions that make a long-lasting difference.
Please email us at setfree@exodusministries.us or call (574)377-2699 to begin the enrollment process.
We have many men who come to us with no financial means to pay the entry fee. We never turn down an individual for lack of ability to pay, however providing for an individual for 12 months is costly. You can help our ministry by sponsoring an individuals entry fee of $350. This investment could literally change a person’s life and will help you to feel connected to that person through your generosity! Pray and be led in your giving and God bless you!
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