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I was in prison, and you came to visit me. (NIV)
Matthew 25:36
What's Going on at ACPM?
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A new Recovery Bible Study with Chaplain DuPhily has started!
We’re excited to announce that our Recovery Bible Study is now underway! This study is being led by our Chaplain of Christian Ministries, Rachel DuPhily - whose own journey through recovery brings both lived experience and deep compassion.
This study is designed to support and encourage participants at every stage of their journey. Using the Life Recovery Workbook by Stephen Arterburn and David Stoop, the group will walk through the 12-step process grounded in biblical truth and practical reflection. Recovery matters because so many in the incarcerated population struggle with substance use. This Bible study offers not only spiritual grounding but a supportive space to begin the hard but hopeful work of recovery and transformation.
Each week, inmates are reminded that freedom is possible, healing is real, and God is still in the business of restoration. Please pray for the individuals participating, our DOCM, and that God will use this study to set some on a path of total freedom in Christ. #RecoveryIsPossible
Volunteer Appreciation Breakfast
We are so grateful for the time and dedication our volunteers pour into this ministry. To express our thanks, ACPM is excited to invite our volunteers to a special Volunteer Appreciation Breakfast on Saturday, March 21, 2026 between 8:30-10:00 AM. Invitations were emailed to our current volunteers. If you did not receive one, please reach out to Chaplain Rachel at Redeemed@adamscpm.org - we can’t wait to celebrate you!.
RABBIT TRANSIT
The Rabbit Transit stops at the ACACC. The bus stops in the Work Release parking lot of the complex. This stop will gives individuals who are eligible for Work Release and lacking transportation the opportunity to find employment through the use of public transportation. It also allows for individuals who are released from custody to utilize the bus to leave the complex. For additional information and the bus schedule, please visit the Rabbit Transit website at https://www.rabbittransit.org/services/gettysburg-hanoverconnector/
LIFE RECOVERY BIBLES
ACPM is asking for churches and individuals to consider donating a case of Life Recovery Bibles. The Life Recovery Bible is a resource designed to guide individuals through addiction recovery using biblical principles and the 12-step model. It emphasizes God as the ultimate source of healing and provides tools, devotionals, and recovery insights tied to the 12 steps.
A case of Bibles can be purchased through Bibles in Bulk. The website address is: www.biblesinbulk.com. The best Bible size and font size is the ISBN# 9781496425768. Mail the Bibles to ACACC, c/o Rachel DuPhily, 45 Major Bell Lane, Gettysburg, PA 17325.
APPRECIATION BASKET FOR THE
CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS AND STAFF
The staff at ACACC are an amazing group of people. They serve our county as Correctional Officers and they are dedicated to the task at hand. ACPM has been providing a basket full of treats to the staff to let them know that they are appreciated and they are prayed for by our supporters. Snacks are purchased from the local grocery store, placed in the basket, and then put out for the staff to help themselves. A sign with the name(s) of the contributors is placed with the basket. If you or your church would like to support the appreciation basket, please prayerfully consider making a donation to this project. Many thanks to our donors and to the men and women that serve at ACACC.
VISITOR INFORMATION
When visiting inmates at the Adams County Adult Correctional Complex there are some helpful tips and rules to consider. The visitation information and schedule are available on the county website - click here.
When you reach their main page, select the tab “County Government.” Select “Adult Correction Facility.” Upon reaching the prison page, scroll down until you see “Visitation Information” and click on “View Details.” The document will provide instructions on visitations, correspondence, and how to deposit money on the inmate’s account. Remember to adhere to all the rules regarding visitation to make your visit effective and efficient. If you have questions, please call the facility at 717-334-7671.