"And they overcame him by the blood of the lamb and the word of their testimony; and they loved not their lives unto death." Revelation 12:11
Tiffany Lightsey - C.R. Teacher
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I cannot put into words how much I have been blessed by All Things New Ministry. From their Celebrate Recovery program, where I just celebrated my 3 years sobriety date, to their outreaches, like Burgers and Blessings, to their jail ministry. The outreaches is where I have learned how to pray for others in need. And I was able to go into the jail and testify of all the Lord has brought me through.
I could go on and on for what Scott, Chasity, Aubrey, Brandi and Jaya have done for me. From struggling with needing groceries to teaching me how to navigate the hardest parts of life. They have been the family that I was not born to, but who God gave me. The impact in my life they have made is nothing but God’s love. I love them with every bit of who I am”. |
Dustin Mills - C.R. Inside Teacher
"All Things New, Ministry has helped countless people and I am one of them. I first met Aubrey Pridgen in 2011 as a Trustee in Rankin County Jail. I was released and continued down the wrong path. I ended up back in Rankin County jail in 2015, and Aubrey showed me the true love of Christ. From the very beginning, he never gave up on me. Aubrey has continued to mentor me even after being released. I have seen All Things New, Ministry help many families in need and go above and beyond for the name of Christ. I am thankful for them and my prayer is that the Lord continues to bless this ministry."
Andrew Lambert - C.R. Teacher
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My name is Andrew Lambert. I’ve been sober now four years going on five. After spending a year at Mercy House I came home and hit the ground running. Finding work within a day and getting plugged back in my long time Church, Quest Community. Although I was doing well and excelling in life, there was something still missing as I battled not backsliding into my old ways. I ended up seeing Brother Aubrey Pridgen at the grocery store on a Saturday morning whom I had met during my time at Mercy House going and helping with the jail ministry. He invited me to come speak to the trustees at the jail and also to get involved with the Celebrate Recovery program at The Pointe. The very next week I did so and also got into a Celebrate Recovery group which I graduated May of 2025. I began leading a class shortly after that come September of that year. All Things New 21:5 has helped me to stay the course and stay plugged in not only through services and life groups, but also through going to help with ministry events. All Things New 21:5 has been such a blessing in my life past few years. It helps to hold me accountable while also being able to run this race with others who know the same hurts, hangups, and habits as I’ve been through. If you want to see real change and transformation of heart and mind please come join us!
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Brandi Hollingsworth - C.R. Teacher
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I honestly don't know where Anaya and I would be without All Things New Ministry. In one of the most difficult and uncertain seasons of my life, they stepped in and became the hands and feet of Jesus to us. They didn't just offer help—they offered love, belonging, encouragement, and hope. They saw me as more than a struggling single mom; they reminded me of who I am in Christ and helped me believe that God was still writing a beautiful story for our family. They have loved Anaya so well, and as a mother, that means everything to me. Watching my daughter be surrounded by people who genuinely care for her and point her toward Jesus has been one of the greatest gifts. All Things New has helped us heal, grow, and find joy again, and I will forever be grateful for the way God used this ministry to change both of our lives. We truly have experienced what it means for Him to make all things new.
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Gwen McClain - C.R. Teacher & Jail Minister
"In 2019 I found myself in Rankin County jail because of my bad choices. During my 5 month stay, I was ministered to, almost every night, and was baptized by Aubrey and Debbie Pridgen, the chaplains of the jail and founders of All Things New Ministry. They had all made a direct impact on me and I knew I wanted to be a part of this group when I got out. I even promised God I would serve Him. I completed the Celebrate Recovery program at The Pointe Church in 2020, and then completed all my legal obligations by 2021. Upon completion, I started serving in Celebrate Recovery at the Pointe, serving in jail ministry and I volunteer to serve wherever I’m needed. As I look back, these last 5 years serving with All Things New and my church, the Pointe, has been my greatest blessing and brought me my greatest joy. I give God the glory for the work He’s done in me, and thanks to All Things New. I couldn’t have done it without their love and support of me. They have been my greatest encouragers!"
Our Mission
To seek restoration for individuals and families through meeting the spiritual, physical, emotional and financial needs of people that God brings to our ministry.
To seek restoration for individuals and families through meeting the spiritual, physical, emotional and financial needs of people that God brings to our ministry.