Peyton has been a volunteer/staff editor and writer since 1996 and is the vision and hard work behind Yard Out, our inmate newspaper which is distributed three times each year to over 1,300 institutions across the nation. Peyton has also volunteered inside facilities to bring worship and Bible studies.

Brent began his association with Prisoners For Christ in 1993 volunteering as a Bible Study grader. In 2002, the Lord called Brent into a full-time missionary/staff position. For the following almost twenty years (until COVID), Brent and his wife, Carol, ministered to inmates inside jails and prisons in western Washington. Now that they have moved their home base to Idaho, Brent is responsible for the PFC Pen Pal program, while serving again in local jails with Carol.

Linda began serving as a volunteer with PFC in August of 2012 as a Bible Study Reviewer. One year later, she became a Team Leader of 8 other volunteers. She served as Team Leader for two different teams over the next 7 ½ years, before joining the staff in November 2020 as BSCS Coordinator. Linda manages the 15 Bible Study School Team Leaders. In addition, she processes all new requests from inmates wishing to enroll in the Bible Study Correspondence School as well as applications from those applying to volunteer as study reviewers.

Dave met Greg Von Tobel around 1996, becoming fast friends and soon helping PFC with computer issues. Dave served on the PFC Board of Directors for about 7 years and now develops and manages all of the PFC databases, including the main contact/donor/volunteer database, as well as many other niche databases used by staff and volunteers.

Margaret joined our staff in 2006. She coordinates a wide variety of projects ranging from overseeing the Bulk Mail Team volunteers to writing and editing ministry content, sometimes using her knowledge of French to translate or write ministry material to help with our francophone missionary partners. She uses her organizational skills, teaching experience, love of writing, and passion for prayer to run the Front Desk and coordinate the PFC Prayer Team.

Bill came on board with PFC in 2024 to focus solely on growing the TUMI program (The Urban Ministry Institute) for PFC, as well as managing the volunteer teams and inmate students. Prior to joining PFC, Bill had a variety of church and parachurch ministry opportunities. Bill has served with his wife, Melodee, for several years ministering to single and married couples, including mentoring, counseling and teaching. Bill and Melodee have also taught parenting classes and assisted in the creation of a non-profit organization aimed at bringing church volunteers together with the needy in the community.

Mike joined PFC in 2012 to handle the duties of coordinating our volunteers for service inside the jails and prisons. This means helping them navigate the sometimes confusing processes of volunteering at state and county facilities. Mike also recruits new volunteers and seeks out new programs to offer the facilities. Mike is also responsible for creating PFC's print and web media as well as maintaining PFC's website and social media platforms.

Jill joined the organization in 2004.  She handles all the major operating issues that pass through the ministry, serves as the bookkeeper for the organization, processes the financial and in-kind donations, and is in charge of Human Resources. Jill also reviews lessons for the Bible Study Correspondence School and the International Certified Prison Worker credential program. She manages the TUMI teams and TUMI student enrollment and plans the international mission trips. Jill is also a PFC pen pal.

Grace recently retired from the medical field and had been praying for a place to serve for God's glory. PFC hired Grace in November 2021 to assist with many areas of the ministry. One of Prisoners For Christ Outreach Ministries’ initiatives for 2022 was to reach the incarcerated in Central and South America.  Grace transitioned into the position of International Assistant targeting prison ministries in Latin America.  Grace says, “I am so very pleased to be a part of this organization which reaches the unsaved incarcerated all over the world. I am grateful to serve with people who do such a wonderful work for the Kingdom.”

Dee joined the ranks of PFC as a Bible Study Reviewer in 2012. She quickly headed up her own team of reviewers at her home church where her enthusiasm and passion for prison ministry attracted a team of over forty volunteers. Dee has also been going into King and Snohomish county jails to host Bible studies and CR Inside for several years. In 2019, PFC hired Dee to help with the international side of the ministry, but with COVID-19 causing PFC to pivot its focus and resources in 2020, Dee was placed in charge of our Bible and literature distribution ministry. Dee also reviews lessons for the International Chaplaincy Training Program and coordinates the TUMI teams. Dee is also a PFC pen pal.

Kathleen was involved with prison ministry through her church for six years. Yet, she was unaware of the resources PFC provides volunteers, chaplains, and inmates. Now, as the PFC Administrative Assistant, Kathleen ministers to chaplains and inmates every day, encouraging spiritual life, worship, leadership skills, and emotional wholeness. “As I help with mail distribution, I’ve been able to read some of the daily requests from inmates eager for literature and the Bible correspondence course we offer. Their letters often bring me to tears. They want to know and worship God, and in my small way, I get to help point them to the path of Truth. Being part of the PFC team is a blessing beyond expression. I had no idea that one day I would get to be the encouragement to others that I wish I’d had when I served prisoners on my own.”

Since 2002, Rich’s knowledge and dedication to PFC’s computer network has been vital to our mission.  Our office computers, phone system, and internet capabilities rely on Rich's expertise.  Simply put, without Rich, PFC could not function as a viable organization on the level that it does today. Rich currently manages PFC’s Information Technology needs from his home in Montana.

Don started with PFC as a volunteer at the Shelton Corrections Center in 1998 and soon expanded to other facilities. He was called to the international side of PFC in 2006 when he took his first trip to Rwanda, Burundi, and D.R. Congo. Don is now a Senior International Group Leader. He was asked to join the PFC staff in 2016 to assist in handling certain areas of the PFC international ministry. He works directly with all the foreign pastors and also assists with the International Bible Institutes, the Certified Prison Workers Course, International Chaplaincy Training School, along with recording the foreign monthly reports and building relationships with new foreign pastors. Don is also the Vice Chairman of PFC’s Board of Directors.