TJM Staff
Contact
shawn@tjmi.org
(513) 794-9999
Shawn Wuske
Executive Director
Shawn Wuske joined Transforming Jail Ministries to remind the incarcerated and the Church that those in jail are no less the image of God than those on the outside.
Before joining TJM, Shawn served as preacher for a congregation in the Cincinnati area. Previously, he directed a mentoring network in Boston while also ministering in a few different capacities alongside his wife, Melissa. Shawn also served as a youth minister in Cincinnati after earning a Bachelor’s degree in Biblical Studies from Cincinnati Christian University.
Shawn resides in Cincinnati with his wife and son.
“I am the vine; you are the branches. Whoever abides in me and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing.”
Contact
becky@tjmi.org
(513) 794-9999
Becky Eagar
Ministry Program Coordinator
Becky joined Transforming Jail Ministries to be part of a positive organization that centers on hope and peace. She wants to support the TJM volunteers who are ministering to the incarcerated.
Becky previously worked for non-profit organizations in the arts including the Taft Museum of Art and the Cincinnati Art Museum.
Baking sweets of all kinds is one of Becky's creative outlets and she is very excited to be a part of the Cookies at Christmas program at TJM. She is a native of Cincinnati and is a family-focused mom who enjoys reading for her book club and outdoor activities like walking, biking, and camping with her husband and two sons.
“May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in Him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.”
Contact
jon@tjmi.org
(513) 794-9999
Jon Weiner
Reentry Discipleship Coordinator
Jon joined TJM with a deep hunger to see other people set free from bondage through a relationship with the Holy Spirit. Previously, Jon was a traveling musician and restauranteur. Through the grace of God, Jon now works with men in recovery housing at the LIT Movement, which led to him carrying a message of hope into the Hamilton County Justice Center. He rededicated his life to Jesus Christ following years of recovery from alcoholism and addiction.
Today, Jon lives in Cincinnati with his wife Sylvia and their dog, Etta. They are active members of Vineyard Cincinnati, where he grew up. He serves at VCC by volunteering his time to the inner healing ministry, prayer team, and the Cincinnati School of Supernatural Ministry.
“For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love
and of a sound mind”