Hope For All In Jesus Prison Outreach

Our words have the power to heal and encourage, or to cast down and destroy. Prov. 18:21. The power is supernatural meaning it happens in the Spirit Realm, though it takes effect in our physical realm. I searched Matthew 11:12 in Google and found examples of “the Kingdom of God suffers violence and the violent take it by force’. Two examples given were the woman with an issue of blood who forcefully pushed through the crowd to touch the hem of Jesus garment and received her healing. And Blind Bartimaeus who wouldn’t keep quiet when told by the crowd to do so, but called out even more to Jesus, son of David… He received his sight.

Here are some canned prayers I found in my Google search:

🙏I render the habitation of darkness assigned against me desolate, in the name of Jesus.
🙏Environmental and territorial wickedness, assigned to bring me shame and disgrace, by the power in the Blood of Jesus, I overthrow you now, in the name of Jesus.
🙏Every occultic cauldron, set up against my destiny, hear the word of the Lord, break to pieces, in the name of Jesus.
🙏Every assembly of wickedness, delegated to harass my life, I bind you and I cast you out, in the name of Jesus.
🙏Owners of visions and dreams of failures, appear, carry your load, in the name of Jesus.
🙏Any power, sponsored to prolong bo***ge in my life, I am the apple of God’s eye, die with your bo***ge, in the name of Jesus.
🙏The anointing of success and fruitfulness shall rest upon me, and make me to enter into the covenant of favor, in the name of Jesus.
🙏I cover and seal all my prayers with the Covenant Blood of Jesus Christ.
🙏Thank You Lord, for answered prayers.

This year marked our 41st Semi-Formal Christmas Banquet. December 2 was the date for our 2023 event.

We had another wonderful dinner and an amazing time of fellowship.

We were blessed with music of Christine Scott. Following her musical ministry, we were given a powerful and encouraging word from God, delivered by our friend, Pastor Horace Moultrie.

Here are a few photos from this wonderful night. Thank you to everyone who came out and celebrated our Lord with us at Hope For All In Jesus Prison Outreach.

Pastor Robert J. Dubois, founder of Hope For All In Jesus Prison Outreach, entered the presence of Jesus Christ on July 23, 2020, in Porter, Texas at the age of 84.

Robert, lovingly known as “Pops” to his stepsons and their families, is survived by stepsons Paul (Debbie) Oyler of Butler, PA and David (Sheri) Oyler, of Payson, AZ; his grandchildren, Erin Oyler (Josh Charlier), Kathryn Oyler, Katelyn Oyler and Michael Oyler; his great-grandchildren Emma and Diana; several nieces and nephews; Shelia Johnson, who was his right hand in the ministry and like a daughter to Robert and Audrey; and his two beloved dogs.

He is preceded in death by his wife, Audrey, who lovingly worked by his side in the ministry. Also preceding him in death were his parents, Wilfred and Eva (Grenier) Dubois; brothers Roger, Elphage, and Gerald; sisters Dolores, Claire, Priscilla, Blanche, Rita, and Gail.

His faith in God, his generosity, his sense of humor, his kindness and goodness, his acts of service, his commitment to guiding and ministering to prisoners…all these qualities and so many more are his lasting legacy.

God worked through Robert and Audrey and the Hope For All In Jesus Prison Outreach team as they served men and women in the Texas prisons and jails where they ministered. Lives were changed, souls were redeemed, and God was glorified.

Many years ago, God gave Robert a vision for a ranch that would help prisoners upon their release. It would offer a place to live, intense discipleship, skill training, and re-acclimation to freedom. Recently that vision has finally come to life and has been put in motion with the Town of Hope. Robert was over-joyed that the vision for the Town of Hope is about to become a reality.

A memorial service will be held Saturday, August 8, at 11:00 a.m. CDT (12:00 p.m. EDT) at New Covenant Church , 901 Wilson Road, Humble, TX 77338. We hope to live stream the service on this Hope For All In Jesus Prison Outreach page.

In lieu of flowers, it is respectfully asked that you consider a donation to the Town of Hope in Robert's memory.

To securely give online, please visit hopeforallinjesus.org/in-memory-of-robert-dubois/

To contribute by check, please make check payable to Hope For All in Jesus Prison Outreach and mail your donation to:
Hope For All in Jesus Prison Outreach
PO Box 2493
New Caney, TX 77357-2493

In Memory of Robert Dubois – Town of Hope Donation - Hope For All In Jesus Prison Outreach It is with a heavy heart that I let you know that Brother Robert Dubois, our Founder of Hope For All In Jesus Prison Outreach has gone home to his eternal reward. Our hearts are heavy because of the great loss that we feel here on this earth. But we…

We have been challenged to raise $35,000 during the month of July to make The Town of Hope vision become a reality. If we successfully raise this amount during the month of July, several donors and business folks will meet the remaining costs to begin construction on the Town of Hope.

Town of Hope July Challenge Our co-founder, Brother Robert Dubois, and his late wife Audrey were first given this vision many years ago. To honor the memory of Mama Audrey Dubois, we would like to see this $35,000 raised in her memory. Please go to the Town of Hope July Challenge to give today in memory of Audrey.