About 99 Servants
Our Mission
99 Servants Prison Reentry Program stands as a powerful beacon of hope for individuals striving to rebuild their lives after incarceration. By grounding its approach in faith in Jesus, this program offers more than just practical support—it provides spiritual guidance that helps participants stay committed to a positive and purposeful path. Reentering society can be overwhelming, but 99 Servants ensures that former inmates receive the encouragement, resources, and community they need to overcome challenges and create lasting change. With its compassionate and faith-driven framework, 99 Servants is not only transforming individual lives but also strengthening families and communities for a brighter future.
About Us
Where We're Going: From the Streets to Discipleship
Our next step is going directly to the streets. We are building a path that takes a person from homelessness all the way to a new life in Christ, one step at a time:
Step 1: The Streets
We go to them. We meet people where they are, on the street, and offer a way out.
Step 2: Detox
We get them safely into detox to break the physical hold of addiction.
Step 3: Treatment
From detox, we place them in a treatment center to deal with what's underneath.
Step 4: Discipleship
After treatment, they move into a live-in discipleship program, where they are rebuilt on the Word, in community, with brothers and sisters walking beside them.
We don't hand someone a pamphlet and walk away. We stay with them from the sidewalk to the other side. Your support, whether you give, wear the merch or share the music, helps us go get the next one.
Our history
"What man of you, having an hundred sheep, if he lose one of them, doth not leave the ninety and nine in the wilderness, and go after that which is lost, until he find it?"
Luke 15:4
99 Servants is named after that verse. Jesus left the ninety-nine to go after the one who was lost, and every one of us was that one. We were found in the trenches: in addiction, in the streets, in jail cells and in the places people stop looking. Christ came and got us anyway. 99 Servants exists because we can't keep that to ourselves. Now it's our turn to go get the one.
We started with music. Christian rap for the trenches, made by people who have lived what we rap about, with a message that doesn't glorify drugs and violence but points people to the One who pulled us out. The music opened doors. It put us on the streets, in recovery rooms and in front of people the church often never reaches. Every time it did, the need behind the song was the same: people who want out and have no way out.
So 99 Servants grew into what it is today, a non-profit reentry and addiction-based benevolent ministry committed to furthering the gospel through music, ministry and servitude.
99 Servants Mission Statement
At 99 Servants, our mission is to serve the forgotten, restore the broken, and walk beside those seeking a new beginning through the love of Jesus Christ. We are committed to benevolence outreach, prison reentry support, addiction recovery, and suicide prevention - helping individuals find hope, purpose, healing, and restoration one life at a time.
We believe no one is too far gone for grace. Through compassion, mentorship, faith, and practical support, we strive to guide people from darkness into freedom, reminding every soul that they are seen, valued, and never abandoned.
"Leaving the 99 to reach the one."