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1076 Ministry "Help's Enroute"
The Story:
The phrase "Officer Down" or "Shots Fired" are the two most dreaded phrases any Officer, Deputy, or Dispatcher ever wishes to hear transmitted by a fellow co-worker.
When these words are spoken, countless individuals who carry a badge and sidearm run toward the danger. Dispatchers summons help as they are the "First" first Responders.
Sadly, when an officer is sidelined due to an on duty injury, occupational illness, PTSD, or even after retirement many who wore the badge face life altering diseases and illnesses soon after retirement.
1076 Ministry was founded by Law Enforcement Officers and their families in an effort to address the feeling of "Being Left Behind" by those who we once trusted with our own lives.
1076 Ministry adopted the motto "No One Fights Alone"
1076 Ministry strives to be the ones who come running when no one else will.
Here's how:
The Team
Founder Devin Taylor
Captain James M. Crews
Captain James M. Crews
Having experienced first hand many of the feelings members of the law enforcement community have felt when they are sidelined without a support mechanism.
Devin dedicated his life to service, having served in EMS and Fire Services since the age of 16, Devin pursued his career in Law Enforcement where he served the citizens of Pittsylvania
Having experienced first hand many of the feelings members of the law enforcement community have felt when they are sidelined without a support mechanism.
Devin dedicated his life to service, having served in EMS and Fire Services since the age of 16, Devin pursued his career in Law Enforcement where he served the citizens of Pittsylvania County as an Investigator, FBI Taskforce Officer,
and deputized as United States Marshall.
Matthew 19: 16-22
Captain James M. Crews
Captain James M. Crews
Captain James M. Crews
Captain James Milton Crews,
1076 ministries Captain of Fishing Ministry, a former Jail Administrator for the Pittsylvania County Sheriffs Office where he rose to the rank of Captain. James went on to serve with Blue Ridge Regional Jail Authority where he concluded his career with the Franklin County Sheriffs Office upon his retirement.
"Matthew 4:19"