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Welcome


Some time ago, some of us men and women accepted an invitation to attend a spiritual retreat in San Antonio and were overwhelmed with the spiritual results that came about in our lives. Our lives have changed and we have become positively involved in our communities and churches. Throughout that initial retreat weekend, we learned about (ACTS) Adoration, Community, Theology and Service. The ACTS movement began in San Antonio and has grown throughout the United States and other countries. It has gone as far as Africa. The men and women who have participated in these ACTS retreats are called to bring this message of Jesus' love to others. Dr. Jorge Cuellar, who was a probation officer with the Bexar County Community Supervision and Corrections Department at the time, experienced this ACTS retreat which in turn led him to found the Ministry of the Third Cross (MOTC). This ministry offers these ACTS retreats exclusively to men and women in the adult criminal justice system.

We are blessed to have some hard working members of the Bexar County judicial system support our cause. The following are a few; Honorable District Judge Sid Harle (226 District Court), Honorable Judge Al Alonzo (County Court No. 1), and Honorable District Judge Ernie Glen (Felony Drug Court) along with members from the Bexar County Community Supervision and Corrections Department like Mary Moncivias (Assistant Deputy Chief).

 

All of our Board of Directors are ready to answer any questions you may have. Feel free to call Dr. Jorge Cuellar (Board President) at 210-410-4901, Bobby Rodriguez at 210-771-3543, John Dunham at 210-857-3699 or Rudy Mendez at 210-324-5795.

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